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Join Open House host George Oliphant as he fills in for Sara Gore for a special edition of Open House: Home Turf, which celebrates the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, with NBC's primary Sunday Night Football broadcast team (Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth and Melissa Stark).
The tour kicks off with with Terry Bradshaw and his wife, Tammy, who welcome us on to their 155 acre property in Saint Jo, Texas. The couple recently moved into the house after a ten year project, and the setting is as much a part of the home as the interiors (which were lovingly designed by Stephanie Nolan of Distinctive Interiors). They wanted the house to feel established and warm rather than brand new, using the same stone found on historic buildings in Saint Jo and keeping the views of the cliffs and lake open from the great room. Terry’s career fills a special room with Emmys and football memorabilia, including his rookie helmet, Super Bowl shoes and a Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Trophy. The main bedroom looks out over the property, while the bathroom brings in wood, stone and large slabs of granite.
Next, we journey to Roanoke, Virginia, to take a look around the stunning off-season home of Houston Texans guard Wyatt Teller and his wife, Carly. Tiffany Compton and Taylor Bates of Elliot Tate Design renovated the 1924 house with an emphasis on livable luxury and its original character. For example, in the foyer, wallpaper inspired by a pattern Jackie Kennedy used in the White House sets the tone. The dining room pairs Dead Salmon walls with a custom 16 foot table for added warmth and sophistication, while Brooks’s bedroom mixes Schumacher wallpaper, football details, a green bouclé headboard and a vintage find from an antique mall.
The football theme continues with Joe Ruback, known in the football community as License Plate Guy, whose collection of more than 100 New York Giants license plates began with acquiring a single plate when he was 16. Meanwhile, over in Philadelphia, Barry 'the Hatcher' Vagnon shares his private Philadelphia Eagles locker room, complete with turf from Veterans Stadium, a leather helmet from the 1930s and a playful Dallas Cowboys detail.
After that, we jet to Las Vegas for a tour of Allegiant Stadium: home of the Las Vegas Raiders. Raider-in-game host Sibley Scoles takes viewers into the Legacy Bricks, Wynn Field Club and Raiders locker room, where tight end Michael Mayer and punter AJ Cole offer a glimpse of the spaces players use before and after game day. Cole reflects on how the stadium has become home turf for the team and its fans.
Then, we take a moment to drop by Ramstown: a Los Angeles Rams gathering that brings football into a family backyard. What began with seven or eight fans has grown to about 30 guests on Sundays that has become a celebration complete with viewing games, rocking team gear, and hosting parades led by a marching band.
Finally, the episode concludes at the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Museum in Canton, Ohio, where Jon Kendle, vice president of archives and exhibits, explores the city’s connection to professional football and the museum’s collection of historic artifacts. The tour includes Pat Tillman’s Army Ranger jacket, the bronze busts in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Gallery and the Jim Thorpe statue beneath the original football shaped dome.
From North Texas ranch country to Virginia, Philadelphia, Las Vegas and Canton, Open House: Home Turf offers an exclusive peek into the homes of football legends and dives into the various ways that love of the game extends beyond the field.
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