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==NFL Presentation==
==NFL Presentations==
===Sunday Night Football era===
===1st Presentation (1998-2003)===
====(1998-2003)====
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ESPN (ID, 1998) (Credit - Roy Broussard).png
ESPN (ID, 1998) (Credit - Roy Broussard).png
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{{YouTube|id=mnG9qXICOtI}}
{{YouTube|id=mnG9qXICOtI}}


'''Logo:''' The ESPN logo at the time ("'''ESPN'''" in its familiar font, but on an oval with a {{color|red}} line on the top-left of it) forms, then it zooms back to reveal the now previous NFL logo floating around in space.
'''Visuals:''' The ESPN logo at the time ("'''ESPN'''" in its familiar font, but on an oval with a red line on the top-left of it) forms, then it zooms back to reveal the now previous NFL logo floating around in space.


'''Technique:''' The ESPN logo forming.
'''Technique:''' CGI.


'''Music/Sounds:''' The NFL's old fanfare. Since 2003, the now-current NFL fanfare is used.
'''Audio:''' The NFL's old fanfare. Since 2003, the now-current NFL fanfare is used.


'''Availability:''' Should still be intact when ESPN Classic airs an NFL presentation from the late '90s and early 2000s.
'''Availability:''' Should still be intact when ESPN Classic airs an NFL presentation from the late '90s and early 2000s.


===2nd Presentation (2006-2019)===


===Monday Night Football era===
====1st Logo (2006-2019)====
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ESPN (ID, 2007, NFL Presentation (Credit - Griffin Holahan).png
ESPN (ID, 2007, NFL Presentation (Credit - Griffin Holahan).png
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{{YouTube|id=UFoiFqBV520}}
{{YouTube|id=UFoiFqBV520}}
Unknown.


===3rd Presentation (September 9, 2019-)===
TBA.

====2nd Logo (September 9, 2019- )====
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NFL 100 (2019, ESPN) (Credit - 101theSKC).png
NFL 100 (2019, ESPN) (Credit - 101theSKC).png
</gallery>
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=qe2oF_GdEGk}}
{{YouTube|id=qe2oF_GdEGk}}
'''Visuals:''' In a {{color|darkgray|dark gray}} background is {{color|darkgray|dark gray}} liquid chrome form the NFL 100 logo. Finally the camera backs away as it fully forms and colorizes to red, white and blue. It cuts to the famous Hank Williams "Are you ready for some football" intro.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Logo:''' In a {{color|darkgray|dark gray}} background, we see {{color|darkgray|dark gray}} liquid chrome form the NFL 100 logo. Finally the camera backs away as it fully forms and colorizes to {{color|red}}, white and {{color|blue}}. It cuts to the famous Hank Williams "Are you ready for some football" intro.

'''Technique:''' The liquid chrome forming the NFL 100 logo and the logo changing color.

'''Music/Sounds:''' The 2019-present NFL fanfare.

'''Availability:''' It is the current logo so it is seen before and after MNF games on ESPN.


'''Audio:''' The current NFL fanfare.


'''Availability:''' It is currently seen before and after MNF games on ESPN.


{{TV-Navbox}}{{Navbox-WaltDisney}}
{{TV-Navbox}}{{Navbox-WaltDisney}}

Latest revision as of 02:57, 9 August 2024

NFL Presentations

1st Presentation (1998-2003)


Visuals: The ESPN logo at the time ("ESPN" in its familiar font, but on an oval with a red line on the top-left of it) forms, then it zooms back to reveal the now previous NFL logo floating around in space.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The NFL's old fanfare. Since 2003, the now-current NFL fanfare is used.

Availability: Should still be intact when ESPN Classic airs an NFL presentation from the late '90s and early 2000s.

2nd Presentation (2006-2019)

Unknown.

3rd Presentation (September 9, 2019-)

Visuals: In a dark gray background is dark gray liquid chrome form the NFL 100 logo. Finally the camera backs away as it fully forms and colorizes to red, white and blue. It cuts to the famous Hank Williams "Are you ready for some football" intro.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The current NFL fanfare.

Availability: It is currently seen before and after MNF games on ESPN.

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