The screen is very blurry on every game but not blurry when watching tv

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As previously mentioned, try a known good DVD to the same connection (BE SURE TO USE A DIFFERENT CONNECTING CABLE,as your connect cable may be at fault) Also try any of your other inputs to the TV to eliminate 1 or more input issues.

make sure its not your tv.there might be something wrong with your xbox or you did something in the options menu that messed it up

The noise reduction option will cause a blur on fast movement. Also, you probably already know this, but a standard definition broadcast will look very blurry on an HD TV, so make sure the channel you're watching is actually an HD channel.

Oh, wow, I just noticed that this is from October. Oh well, maybe you're still having problems.

go to best buy

Since it is brand new then should be OK.
Please return it to store and get another TV.

If you are comfortable on doing adjustment with working TV then take off back cover of TV and check flyback transformer, there you would see 2 control knobs, upper knob if to adjust focus. rotate it CW or CCW to obtain maximum focus on TV screen.
Put back cover and enjoy.

I solved my problem. Apparently the RCA cables where missing with the image. So I bought some Component cables and that fixed my problem.

ok your problem is the RGB section maybe crack soldered at the RGB try to resoldered it! you seen that at the back of the picture tube they have small board attach at the neck... resoldred all small part, and transistor drivers!!!

Sounds like theres a leaky capacitor in the screen drive circuit. I have seen this problem also be a gassy crt but was able to clean off the grids of the CRT with a crt/rejuvinator. It happens because of low emmissions in the tube and when white is on thats a mix of all the colors, so the tube works harder. I bet when you whatch a movie and the scene changes suddenly to a white or brite scene the pic looks a little washed out. If this is not the case then I aggree with the Pravin and try it on another TV just to be sure .. This is not a repair for a consumer to do, though however it is only a three year old set you stated, so there should be life left in the tube, so im kinda thinking a capacitor is bad. Seek out a yechnician to check this out for you as a TV is not a place to see it you can fix it or to exoeeriment with. Good Luck