That's priceless.
What's with the overuse of "football" as an adjective in football? A sentence like, "to win this football game, the football team is going to need the football coach to get his football players to pass the football and run the football and get the football in the endzone" is perfectly normal to hear, but come on! Completely redundant. You wouldn't expect winning the football game to come via the basketball team's soccer coach getting his hockey players running the baseball and passing the puck, thereby getting the pit crew in the endzone, so why the unnecessary distinctions? Personally, I think they just love saying the word "football." I guess I can't blame them. To eliminate this problem, I recommend that commentators spend ten minutes before each game bellowing "FOOOOOOOTBAAAAAAAAL!!!!!!!" at the top of their lungs before going on the air so as to quell any urges to say that delightful f-word.