season ticket holders were epp sighted to be the very first to seat new released eagles super bowl liiocumentary produced by nnl films. >> nobody i know envisioned that we'd be here today. nobody is in a bad mood much this is incredible. >> report roar yes we know the final score. but the films producers say even the biggest eagles fans will see never before seen footage that begins back with the 1960 championship game. >> you have the adversity of the injuries. you have the legacy of 57 years of no championships. then ultimately you take down goliath the new england patriots arguably the greatest dynasty of our generation. >> fans got to sit through a pam discussion way few eagles players and see the world premier super bowl movie. >> eagles, e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: for fans, the championship party hasn't ended. >> that's awesome. i mean i'm 46. i waited for this. you know, it's just special. >> reporter: and that blu-ray dvd goes on sale tomorrow morning on the eagles website. we'll have the producers of that film coming on "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning. iain? >> all rig

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super bowl lii hours people flooded the streets but plenty of big moments to remember from a month agoesterday. this is my favorite, probably yours too the decision to run philly special. it is fourth down. >> philly philly. >> yeah, let's do it. >> philly special, ready. here it goes. >> kill, kill, kill. >> let's go. >> something i noticed yesterday. >> because you watched this over and over again. >> nick foles makes a pretty darn good catch, you know how easily that can slip through your hands and into your helmet. >> nice soft hands on that play. >> yes. >> well, that is a term in football, soft hands. >> but look on doug pederson's face is classic,. >> did he just say, did he just suggest we run this thing >> at the practice it only three times. >> now watch. >> and look at how loose, look at this toss, to tray burl on see how easily he could have dropped that pass. if you take your eye off it for a second and not letting it come to his body, it is all hands. >> very impressed with his hand is eagles are having foresees on ticket holders a special complex at novacare complex. >>

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gillam, in the run-up to super bowl lii, i like to mention that we had super bowl lii, several calls were made before, during and after the game and they lay the groundwork for 5g communications capabilities in the twin cities. how do small cells help increase the data usage? >> we should all visit minneapolis because it has the best wireless network as a result of the super bowl, and that is minneapolis as a city to create a rate structure and the time line to allow the small cells to be invested. so you have five times more capacity in minneapolis today than you did this time last year and you saw 71 times more traffic during the super bowl than you did last year's super bowl. so in terms of where minneapolis is with that small cell infrastructure, they're ready for 5g in a way other cities aren't today. >> how could that be helpful to all in the rural areas? we don't have that coverage in the rural parts. >> yes, absolutely, senator. i think part of it is starting in the rural town centers, college campuses and areas that are denser. we were talking about truly unserved areas, we

. >> i want to take you back to super bowl lii, final series of your docuseries focuses on after theng through your mind after the game? >> it's a process that you have to deal with. it's so great to be in that game but to win that game is very tough. and we had a couple close losses to the giants unfortunately and another one against the eagles. i think you realize the sun comes up the next morning, your life goes on but those games live with you the rest of your life. >> i'm trying to be professional. let's not go there. >> you've never been professional with me. you tried to take my head off. >> well, that was my job. that was being a professional at that time. you're a very private guy. i want to talk to you about tom versus time. what made you say i want people to see behind the scenes of my life? because you really are private. >> it was a great opportunity. we had come off the super bowl and i guess i was feeling really good when i got asked and the director said i think this is a great opportunity, great timing for us to do something like this. >> do your kids understand how

i want to take you back to not so long ago, super bowl lii.es after the game. what was in your mind after the loss, after the game? >> it's a process you have to deal with. it's so great to be in that game. but to win that game is very tough. and we had a couple of close losses to the giants, unfortunately. another one against the eagles. i think you realize the sun comes up the next morning. your life goes on. but, you know, those games live with you for the rest of your life. and, that's part of being an athlete. that's part of being in a very competitive sport. it's tough to win that game. i'm proud of our efforts throughout the year. overcame a lot of adversity, like you always need to do to get to that game. just came up a little bit short. >> after the season, you always talk about the next season immediately. you don't bask in the glow of winning or in the agony of the defeat. have you started thinking about next season already? >> yeah, definitely. it's just processing what happened last season and how you can be better the next season

103.4 million people watched super bowl lii on television in the united states, $100 million was generated by nbc universal president and ceo steve burke says we think it might have been the most profitable night of television in history. and still one of the most watched programs, 3 million fewer watch the super bowl than the final episode of mash. mary: the ratings are down and yet it was very successful. >> advertisers had to fork over more than $5 million for 30 seconds commercials. 87% jump in the cost of 30 seconds to have your billboard in front of the eyes of the largest audience ever in television. just like these numbers, 103 million doesn't include streaming. dagen: may be trying to distract from the fact that the olympics had such lousy ratings but you point to this winter. >> it evens out. >> try to get headline about this rather than spend money on the olympics. >> the super bowl turned out to be an exciting uplifting to patriotic event. not a lot of politics. a lot of fans appreciated that. >> none of the kneeling or anything. dagen: the joy of seeing the new england patriot