Small Potatoes: Who Killed the USFL?

This documentary delves into the rise and fall of the USFL, which challenged the NFL by playing in the spring and attracting top talent like Heisman Trophy winners. Through interviews and archival footage, the film recounts how the league, despite initial success, faced challenges from high-profile owners and ultimately succumbed to an anti-trust lawsuit against the NFL.

With a runtime of 53 minutes, the film features notable appearances from figures such as Donald Trump and Burt Reynolds. It highlights the league's impact on American football and poses the critical question of who was responsible for its downfall. Director Michael Tollin brings his unique perspective as a chronicler of the league, providing insight into this fascinating chapter of sports history.

Collectors interested in sports documentaries will find this film a compelling addition. The documentary not only captures the spirit of a unique era in football but also examines the complexities of competition in American sports.