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According to The AP, the country singer will distribute free copies of the film to high schools and high school football coaches.
The documentary, produced by Chesney and named after one of his songs, features interviews with young football players and their coaches as well as NFL stars like John Madden, Joe Namath and Peyton Manning.
The project originally aired on ESPN.
Chesney said that the film is meant to inspire young athletes to achieve.
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