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Our thing is everybody, somebody.

And most people don't know how well they can do something until they really test themselves.

In 1976, Coach Dick Vermeal landed in Philadelphia.

The young coach was now responsible for one of the worst

teams in the NFL. Jimmy Murray said, coach, you come and turn this program around,

you'll be bigger than John Wayne in Philadelphia. That's what he says. That's exactly what he said.

Forty-six years later, Coach Vermil is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But Vermil

was not an overnight success.

This season on Return Game, Coach Vermeal, presented by NovaCare Rehabilitation,

we're taking you through the twist and turns of his legendary career.

We go back to the beginning, Hillsdale High School and UCLA.

First saw Dick Vermeal as our coach in the summer of 1960 for summer practices, and it was

obvious from the very beginning that this was going to be a new experience.

Players win games, not coaches.

We were going into the Rose Bowl, the biggest underdog, I think, in the history of the

Rose Bowl.

To his years with the Philadelphia Eagles.

That was a hostile place that the Cowboys walked into.

I was taking my headset off.

You know, the game is over.

I'm like this.

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