Dan Rather Narrates 'Rozelle's Decision-to-Play'

• Report rights infringement
• published: 17 Nov 2013
• views: 676

Dan Rather Narrates 'Rozelle's Decision-to-Play' Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career. Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career.Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career. Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career. Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career. Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career. 2013 Fifty years ago, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle decided that football should be played two days after President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated -- a decision he called the biggest regret of his career.