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Buffalo poet and activist Jillian Hanesworth makes a passionate statement about a heartbroken community leaning on its beloved football team to help heal from a year of off-field tragedies. [2024 Emmy nominee]

After overcoming a career-threatening neck injury, UCLA standout Laiatu Latu emerges as a formidable force on the gridiron, poised to rewrite his narrative as a first-round edge rusher destined for the NFL.

Penn State defensive end Adisa Isaac honors his mother's resilience and dedication to caring for his three non-verbal siblings while inspiring him to fulfill his NFL dream.

NFL 360 chronicles receiver Devontez Walker's transfer to the University of North Carolina to be close to his ailing grandmother, and the ensuing NCAA eligibility controversy that ignited the Tar Heel fanbase and inspired a widespread movement.

Quarterback Michael Pratt keeps alive the spirit of his late high school teammate Bryce and his late brother David through his play - and his close bond with David's daughter Aria.

NFL 360 shares legendary Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown's powerful connection to the Gullah Geechee people and a legendary slave revolt. [2024 Emmy nominee]

Three football players - Vikings receiver KJ Osborn, former Eagles defensive end Brandon Bair, and former Oregon receiver Keanon Lowe - risk their lives to save total strangers. [2024 Emmy nominee]

Bills defensive lineman Eli Ankou fights for the cause of missing and murdered indigenous women in North America. [2024 Emmy nominee]

Auburn's Derick Hall survives the near-death experience of being born four months premature, rising to become one of the best defensive ends in the nation - and making a transformational impact on his Gulf Coast community. [2024 Emmy nominee]

Kyle Brandt follows members of the Ukrainian League of American Football as they fight on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine. [Emmy winner]

The Kahuku High School Red Raiders honor the memory of three fallen coaches and their Polynesian heritage by bringing a state championship to Hawaii's North Shore of Oahu. [Emmy nominee]

A blind, terminally ill young sports fan lights up the city of Baltimore and inspires Lamar Jackson and the Ravens with his infectious spirit and unforgettable courage. [Emmy winner]

Award-winning actor Anthony Anderson delivers a moving tribute to his hometown and the iconic neighborhood hosting Super Bowl LVI. [Emmy winner]

Emmanuel Sanders traces the trailblazing journey of Jimmy Raye, a pioneering Black quarterback who led Michigan State to a national championship and inspired a generation of NFL players and coaches. [Emmy winner]

All-Pro Colts linebacker Shaquille Leonard draws strength from the brotherhood of his fraternity as he mourns the loss of his own brother and inspires others fighting their own battles. [Emmy nominee]

Former Raiders receiver Mark Pattison finds meaning and purpose in a new challenge: climbing the highest summits on all seven continents. [Emmy winner]

Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett returns to his hometown of Tulsa to explore the tragic legacy of the 1921 race massacre in the Greenwood district also known as "Black Wall Street." [Emmy winner]

49ers defensive tackle Solomon Thomas suffers the devastating loss of his sister, battles to overcome his own depression, and becomes a powerful advocate for youth suicide prevention. [Emmy nominee]

An infant flees war-torn Liberia with his mother, overcomes poverty and crime in America, and grows up to become an NFL star who fights for at-risk athletes in underserved communities...this is the story of Colts defensive end Kwity Paye. [Emmy nominee]

Muslim athlete/activist Fouzia Madhouni battles poverty, gender discrimination and breast cancer on the way to launching a youth football academy in Morocco. [Emmy nominee]

Sam Gordon, a talented young female football player, becomes a social media phenomenon, a rising star, and ultimately a powerful activist for women's rights on the athletic field. [Emmy nominee]

Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen experiences an emotional reunion with his Army Sergeant father, whose military influence helps transform him into an NFL star and devoted mentor to homeless youth. [Emmy nominee]

Sarah Thomas breaks barriers and makes history as the first female to officiate a Super Bowl. [Emmy nominee]

After an autistic Jaguars fan asks his mother if anyone would ever like him, his favorite team reaches out and provides an inspiring, emphatic answer. [Emmy nominee]

Nate Burleson narrates a powerful look back at a year of social upheaval on and off the field, and wonders how it has changed us all. [Emmy nominee]