Posts Tagged ‘NFL’

The Dallas Cowboys have unveiled and began testing video on the screens. I have been watching it for the last few days as the run the testing and thought I ought to share the link. The sheer size of it is amazing. Now you can get the quality TV of watching HD from home with the stadium atmosphere, it will just cost you a pretty penny.

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK – MAY 19, 2009 – Comcast Corporation and the National Football League announced today that they have reached a new, long-term agreement regarding carriage of NFL Network and complete settlement of all outstanding legal disputes. The carriage agreement consists of a broad array of video content, including the live (24/7) [...]

For everyone that has Comcast but is worried about their contract with NFL Network that expired last night. There is no need to worry . . . yet. There was a statement that was sent out this morning from the NFL and Comcast this morning.

The dates and times for the 2008 NFL Playoffs has been announced by the league, with the Wild Card Weekend next week and the Divisional Playoffs Jan 10 and 11.

For the last week of the NFL season, every team is playing on Sunday. Below are the Week 17 NFL Coverage Maps, courtesty of the506.com, along with the DirecTV Sunday Ticket channel numbers.

We thought we had it all figured out. We all thought that NBC would select the AFC East Championship matchup between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins as the Week 17 NFL Flex Game for Sunday Night Football. But then the Jets lost, and the battle for which team will “limp” their way into the playoffs gets the national spotlight.

With only two weeks of NFL regular season football left, there are games of consequence all around. Below are the week 16 NFL Coverage Maps, courtesy of the the506.com, together with DirecTV Sunday Ticket channel numbers.

Below are the week 15 NFL Coverage Maps, courtesy of the the506.com, together with DirecTV Sunday Ticket channel numbers.
With only three more games left in the regular season, this is still one of the tightest playoff races we have seen in a long time and there a number of key matchups Sunday afternoon followed by [...]

As we suspected, NBC decided to pass on the originally scheduled Sunday Night Football game for Week 16, San Diego Charges vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (which has been moved to 1:00 PM ET on CBS). The NFL announced today that Carolina Panthers vs. New York Giants will be moved to Sunday Night on NBC at 8:15 PM ET, and the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons vs. Minnesota Vikings were moved to 4:15 PM ET on Fox, which has the weekly double header.

With the NFL Playoff races heating up, we have several big ticket games this Sunday. With Fox broadcasting the possible Superbowl preview of the Cowboys at Steelers to all markets except St. Louis, Arizona and Denver, we essentially get 4 national games this week (yes that includes Thursday night’s joke of a game between the Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers).