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Football Great Joe Theismann Battles a Silent Killer

When former all-pro quarterback Joe Theismann was on the gridiron, his biggest opponents were defensive superstars like Lawrence Taylor. Now, he's helping Americans battle an even more formidable foe: abdominal aortic aneurysms. The condition, more colloquially known as "AAA," is a blood-filled bulge in the abdominal...

Super Bowl Hangover Eased Slightly by Constant Coverage, Combines

Football fans across the globe will either fly to Dallas to experience one of the world's most exciting yearly events or surround themselves with friends and strangers at a place where food and drinks will be in abundance. But as the Super Bowl draws near, football fans will begin to realize that the Super Bowl is the last...

Football Fanatics Win Ultimate NFL Playroom

With NFL playoffs in full swing and Super Bowl XLV right around the corner, most die-hard football fanatics can be found glued to their televisions in their living rooms. For Ryan and Jessica Donaldson -- a devoted Washington Redskins fan and Baltimore Ravens fan, respectively -- catching the games at home has been extra...

NFL Top 100 Players: Do You Agree With NFL Network's List?

"NFL Top 100," the ongoing series by the NFL Network counting down the league's best players of all-time as determined by a "blue-ribbon panel," concluded Thursday. The top spot on the list went to 49ers legend Jerry Rice, and it's hard to argue with that pick. The 2010 Hall of Fame inductee holds career records for...

Brandon Marshall Fires Back At Sterling Sharpe and NFL Network

DAVIE, Fla. -- One thing is for sure: Brandon Marshall won't be sitting down for dinner with Sterling Sharpe or his fellow NFL Network analysts Mike Mayock and Solomon Wilcots anytime soon after responding to the criticism they dished out on a recent episode of AFC Playbook. "What those guys are saying, that's just them...

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NFL Network, Redzone Channel could be coming to more cable companies

The National Cable Television Cooperative (NCTC) and NFL Network announced Friday that they have reached a new, long-term agreement for carriage of NFL Network.