NFL Films Super Bowl XLVII Champions (2013)

Few players have ever written a final chapter as perfect as Ray Lewis. After 17 seasons as the fiery heart of the Baltimore Ravens, the legendary linebacker announced the 2012 playoffs would be his last ride, and his teammates made sure it ended with confetti. "NFL Films Super Bowl XLVII Champions" relives the season that brought the franchise its second world championship. After capturing the AFC North title, the Ravens got hot at exactly the right time. They beat the Indianapolis Colts in Lewis's final home game, then went on the road and stunned Peyton Manning's top-seeded Denver Broncos in a double-overtime classic, sparked by Jacoby Jones's miraculous game-tying touchdown in the closing seconds of regulation. A week later, they knocked off the New England Patriots on their own field. Super Bowl XLVII brought a showdown with the San Francisco 49ers, a game famous for the head-coaching matchup of brothers John and Jim Harbaugh, Jacoby Jones's record-setting kickoff return and a power outage that halted play in New Orleans. When the lights came back on, the 49ers surged, but Baltimore held on for a 34-31 win, with Joe Flacco capping a brilliant postseason as MVP. NFL Films takes you down the sideline and into the locker room for every thrilling moment, along with stories from the season and Super Bowl media day. Some careers end quietly. Ray Lewis's ended with a trophy in his hands.