The film ultimately builds to the next Super Bowl in New Orleans,Jerseys NFL Cheap, which celebrated the hostages' release, symbolized by the giant yellow ribbon on the Superdome.
Three weeks after Pittsburgh's 31-19 win, that cassette player was taken to the embassy by newsman Alex Paen, who was a go-between among the hostages,China NFL Jerseys, the Iraqis, and the outside world. That recording,NFL Jerseys Cheap, along with copies of The Sporting News — which were not censored and were allowed into the embassy — and the Redskins' tapes became a way for the captives to be connected to America.

The NFL Network series "Timeline" is examining how pro football helped the American hostages in Iran nearly 36 years ago.
The episode, "America's Game and the Iran Hostage Crisis," was created by George Clooney's Bluesmoke Productions and directed by actor Tate Donovan,Authentic MLB Jerseys Online, who was in the Academy Award-winning film "Argo." It depicts how some smuggled-in audio tapes of Washington Redskins games and a Super Bowl helped keep the hostages connected to America during their captivity.
On Jan. 20, 1980, as the Steelers and Rams took the field at the Rose Bowl for the Super Bowl,Cheap Stitched Jerseys, an enterprising reporter made a long-distance telephone call from a Tehran hotel to a radio station engineer in Los Angeles. Over the phone, they made a crude audio-cassette recording of the game, which he planned to smuggle into the Tehran embassy for the hostages to hear.