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Broncos end 4-game skid with 26-6 win over Giants

Four weeks after getting ripped for taunting opponents during warmups, Denver coach Josh McDaniels was caught on TV cursing at his bumbling Broncos. This time, he was the object of an apology from the NFL Network instead of league-wide criticism for jawing with San Diego's linebackers. Oh, and the Broncos finally won a game again, beating the New York Giants 26-6 on Thursday night.

NFL Network accidentally airs coach's curse words

The NFL Network accidentally aired a vulgarity yelled by Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels as he chastised his players on the sideline of their Thanksgiving night game against the New York Giants.

Pompei: Risk outweighs reward with Burress

Who wouldn’t want Plaxico Burress the player?

Millen to serve as analyst on NFL Network games

Matt Millen has had no trouble finding work since he was fired by the Detroit Lions.

NFL, Comcast settle NFL Network dispute

The NFL Network will stay in Comcast Corp.'s TV lineup under a deal that also could open the door for the football channel to get shown by other major cable TV operators that do not yet carry the network.

Comcast to carry NFL Network past deal deadline

Comcast Corp. said late Thursday that it will continue carrying the NFL Network even after their contract expires at midnight, as negotiations continue.

Comcast, NFL Network in hearing on channel's fate

The dispute between the nation's largest cable TV provider and the NFL Network is getting a hearing this week.

More viewers able to see NFL Network games

The NFL quietly changed its policy this season to allow more fans to see games on its network.

NFL to allow wider viewing of Thanksgiving game

The Eagles' Thanksgiving night game at home against the Arizona Cardinals will be carried on several Pennsylvania cable systems, as well as over the airwaves in Philadelphia.

Goodell responds to Specter NFL Network letter

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defends the league's policies for airing games on the NFL Network in a letter to Sen. Arlen Specter.

Air it out: Senators want more NFL games on TV

Senators have asked the NFL commissioner to make game broadcasts on the NFL Network available on free television to more fans.

FCC sides with NFL Network in dispute with Comcast

The Federal Communications Commission has sided with the National Football League in a long-running programming dispute with Comcast Corp., ruling that Comcast should carry the league's NFL Network on its popular digital cable package.

Fallout continues over ref's bad call in Denver

The fallout continues over NFL referee Ed Hochuli's game-deciding mistake in Denver last Sunday.

Packers president meets with Favre and his agent

Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy traveled to Mississippi to meet with quarterback Brett Favre and his agent James "Bus" Cook on Wednesday, in an apparent attempt to talk Favre out of reporting to camp later this week.

NFL Network filing complaint with FCC against Comcast

NFL Network is filing a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission against cable TV giant Comcast in the latest legal wrangling between the two.

Gumbel Leaving NFL Network

Bryant Gumbel has given up his role as an NFL Network play-by-play announcer after two seasons.

Correction: News Anchor Story

In a Jan. 30 story about fired TV news anchor Alycia Lane, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the wife of NFL Network anchor Rich Eisen tipped tabloid gossip columnists to the existence of bikini photos sent to her husband by Lane.

Senators Send Letter to NFL

Two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter to the NFL on Wednesday threatening to reconsider the league's antitrust exemption if it doesn't make games on the NFL Network available to more viewers.

TV Anchor Charged With Assaulting NY Cop

A television news anchor who made headlines for sending photos of herself in a bikini to a married man at the NFL Network was arrested Sunday after she punched a police officer in the face, authorities said.

NFL Network-Cable Impasse Miffs Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is still urging NFL fans to pull the plug on cable, especially those who want to see next week's NFC showdown of 10-1 teams on NFL Network.

NFL Considers Canada for Bills

The Buffalo Bills have asked the NFL owners to approve a plan under which they would play one game in Canada for each of the next five years.

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NFL Network apologizes for Josh McDaniels' cussing; Broncos coach not 'surprised'
Source: USA Today

The NFL Network apologized after airing a curse word uttered by Broncos coach Josh McDaniels during Thursday night's win against the Giants.

NFL Network continues to Battle with Cable Providers
Source: Street & Smith's

The NFL Network is beginning to promote their newest channel, NFL Redzone. Will this be another way to squeeze more fees out of customers?

NFL, Comcast reach long-term carriage agreement for NFL Network
Source: nfl.com

Hmmm... will Time Warner be close behind? Let's hope so!

FCC goes with NFL Network against Comcast
Source: Ars Technica

The Federal Communications Commission weighed in on the bitter battle between the NFL Network and Comcast on Friday night. The agency says that it finds convincing charges that Comcast fouled NFLN by refusing to carry it on its most popular tier.

NFL Network offered stake for broadcast rights
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer

The National Football League, still searching for a broadcast platform for its flagging NFL Network, rejected an offer from Comcast Corp.

NFL Network filing complaint with FCC against Comcast
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer

NFL Network is filing a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission against cable TV giant Comcast in the latest legal wrangling between the two.

Gumbel gives up NFL announcer role
Source: Sports Illustrated

Bryant Bumble does not know the difference between punting on 4th down and turning the ball over AFTER an unsuccessful try on 4th down. He repeated made this basic error all season.

Bryant Gumbel out as NFL Network announcer
Source: TV Squad

Game over. The NFL Network has made a change in the broadcast booth and Bryant Gumbel will not be back calling games.

NFL Boss To Clip Comcast, Time Warner
Source: Multichannel News

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, in House testimony set for delivery Wednesday morning, plans to accuse Comcast and Time Warner of discriminating against the NFL Network while faulting the Federal Communications Commission for ineffectively patrolling program carriage laws designe …

Roger Goodell Being Benevolent? Riiight.

I spent my Saturday evening like every person that even pretends they like football spent it, watching the Patriots play the Giants in the game that was supposed to be historic.

Cowboys-Packers draws record audience for NFL Network
Source: The Dallas Morning News

The Dallas Cowboys' 37-27 victory over the Green Bay Packers attracted an NFL Network record 10.1 million viewers across the country, almost doubling the previous high in the network's history of broadcasting games, which dates only to last season.

NFL Network v. cable: Who's right? Who's wrong?
Source: CNET News.com

According to USA Today, less than 40% of the United States was able to sit at home and watch as the Cowboys edged out the Packers 37 to 27. The widely anticipated competition between the two 10-1 teams aired locally, but for those not living in Green Bay, Milwaukee or Dallas-Ft.

Commentary: NFL Network Game Production Doe Not Work

Athens, GA (Nov 29, 2007) - I am trying to sit here and watch the Packers - Cowboys game on the NFL Network, and I mean really trying. As much as I would hope that a game with all this hype and controversy would be worth watching.

NFL.com to offer 'look-ins' for Cowboys-Packers game
Source: Lost Remote TV Blog

Can't watch the Cowboys-Packers game on the NFL Network? Aren't you in luck! The NFL just announced that you can watch the game live on NFL.com.

Comcast: The NFL Is Trying To "Enrich Themselves" By Taking Games Off Of Free Broadcast
Source: Consumerist

The moment of truth may be coming in the NFL Network/Cable showdown. This Thursday the NFL Network scored what is arguably the most interesting regular season game of the year (at least in the NFC): The 10-1 Packers vs. the 10-1 Cowboys.

This week from "Eye on Sports Media"

Athens, GA (Nov 24, 2007) - It has been a busy week over on "Eye on Sports Media". Some posts from this past week include: Can Media Exposure Hurt a Coach and Team?

Verizon Calls Play To Broadcast NFL Games On Web
Source: Tampa Bay Online

Tapping into America's great love of Thanksgiving and football, Verizon soon will unveil a new way to watch the games - online.

NFL Network Gets it Right: America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions
Source: Associated Content

A review of the NFL Network series America's Game. The review analyzes the series by looking at how the films were done including the use of Hollywood actors to do the narration.

NFL silences Deion Sanders, speaks out on vests
Source: Lost Remote TV Blog

NFL Network killed a column written by employee Deion Sanders after a prior item showed sympathy for Michael Vick.

Oops! Bikini pics sent to NFL Network's Rich Eisen; wife intercepts
Source: The Arizona Republic

PHILADELPHIA - When a television-news friend of NFL Network anchor Rich Eisen e-mailed him pictures of herself in a bikini, they were intercepted - by his wife.

TV Anchor Alycia Lane Bio Page
Source: cbs3.com

KYW-TV in Philadelphia anchor Alycia Lane has reportedly been sending hot sexy pictures to NFL Network star Rich Eisen. HIs wife has apparently found the pictures and is not impressed to say the least.

Worries about dollar disparity shift from MLB to NFL
Source: CNN

Baseball is enjoying such unprecedented economic success and labor peace that it starts the new season Sunday doing a pretty good impression of the National Football League.

NFL Network stopped for no gain
Source: LostRemote.com

I'm a huge NFL fan, and nothing makes me happier than reading a Wall Street Journal article that explains how the NFL Network is losing the battle with the cable companies.

NFL Network Intros Live Games - Shows Infancy

Last week, on Thanksgiving day, the NFL Network broadcasted its first-ever, live football game.

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