10 Facts About Heidi Game

In 1997, the Heidi Game was voted the most memorable regular season game in professional football history.

Heidi Game got him on a rollout, with a right that started somewhere between Hayward and Alameda.

Heidi Game was heavily promoted by NBC in television commercials and newspaper advertisements.

NBC Sports executive producer Don "Scotty" Connal took care to tell the game producer, Don Ellis, that Heidi must start at 7:00 in the East, over Ellis' objection that he had been trained never to leave a game in progress.

Heidi Game had been told to expect at 6:58:20 Eastern Time a network announcement for Heidi, after which he was to cut the feed from Burbank, and the Heidi feed from New York would begin.

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Heidi Game waited as long as he could, then made one final, unsuccessful attempt.

The Heidi Game audience was peeved at having an ambulatory football score intrude on one of the story's more touching moments.

Heidi Game stated that it was "a forgivable error committed by humans who were concerned about children expecting to see Heidi".

Heidi Game was told that if he had done anything other than what he did, NBC would have been at the mercy of Timex and Cline would have been fired.

Heidi Game was not the only Jets relative deceived – cornerback Johnny Sample flew back east after the game on personal business, and when his father picked him up at Philadelphia International Airport, he congratulated his son on a Jets triumph.