

Two teammates from the Benedictine High School football team in Cleveland, Ohio, are charged with the murder of a star player killed in 2004.
“A tale of tragedy and triumph”
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Two teammates from the Benedictine High School football team in Cleveland, Ohio, are charged with the murder of a star player killed in 2004.
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Cleveland's Benedictine High School football team achieved a remarkable victory in 2004 by winning the state championship. This triumph was soon overshadowed by tragedy when star player Ray Williams was killed. In the aftermath, two teammates faced murder charges, altering the course of their lives and the community's spirit. Directed by Shawn Rech, "Mr. Football" recounts this true story, detailing the team's struggle with grief and the pursuit of justice amid the chaos of violence and ambition.
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Why Watch
- See Ray Williams recount his team's championship win.
- Find out how a murder charge impacted the community.
- Meet Ted Ginn Jr. and other key figures in the story.
Did You Know
- The Benedictine High School football team won the state championship in 2004.
- A star player was killed, leading to the arrest of two teammates for murder.
- The documentary has a runtime of 76 minutes.
- The film is directed by Shawn Rech.
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What year did the Benedictine High School football team win the state championship?
The Benedictine High School football team won the state championship in 2004.
What tragic event occurred after the football team's championship win?
A star player was killed, leading to two of his teammates being charged with his murder.
Who directed the documentary 'Mr. Football'?
The documentary 'Mr. Football' was directed by Shawn Rech.
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