Immortal

<p><strong>A coal town's glory. A league's betrayal. A story that refuses to die.</strong></p><p>In 1925 the Pottsville Maroons stormed the National Football League beating the mighty Chicago Cardinals and even defeating Notre Dame's legendary Four Horsemen before a roaring crowd in Philadelphia. For one brief shining season a team of coal miners and small-town athletes stood at the pinnacle of American football.</p><p>And then the NFL took it all away.</p><p>Accused of breaking territorial rules the Maroons were suspended their championship stripped and handed to the Cardinals. But Pottsville never accepted the verdict. For nearly a century its people have carried the story like a torch - retelling it in taverns schools and homes refusing to let their champions be forgotten.</p><p><em>IMMORTAL! The 1925 Pottsville Maroons</em> is the unforgettable true story of grit injustice and pride that outlived the league itself.</p><p><strong>The NFL may have taken the title. Pottsville never gave it back.</strong></p>