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NFL Players Get Official YouTube Channel

NFL Players, the licensing and marketing subsidiary of the NFL Players Association, has launched an official YouTube channel. The organization represents over 1,800 active (and retired) NFL players.

Searchers Ready for Football, Sunny, and Office

In a way, today is a big day for Hulu. The popular video site will soon likely attract a huge number of views based on two shows that return to television this evening - NBC's The Office and FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. These two have been huge hits for Hulu in the past, and that will likely continue as the two programs begin pushing out new episodes.

The NFL To Show Blacked-Out Games Online

The NFL has announced that blacked out games in home team markets this season will be shown on NFL.com on a delayed basis.

How Fans Engage with the NFL Online

The day has arrived at last. The 2009 NFL season kicks off tonight with the opening game between the Tennessee Titans and the Pittsburgh Steelers (a game our own Rafael Robinson is attending, by the way).

Chad Ochocinco and His Tweeting Ways

The football player formerly known as Chad Johnson is ruffling some feathers with the National Football League. He has told the media that he plans to use Twitter during games. I haven't seen any official statement on this from the NFL itself yet, but sports analysts seem to pretty much agree that it's just dumb.

Vote For Your Favorite Super Bowl Ad with YouTube

Well, the day is finally here after two weeks of anticipation. We've heard non-stop chatter about the Cardinals and the Steelers since they won their respective championship games. Now the two teams will meet in the biggest game of the year.

Weather Channel Ready For Some Football

The Weather Channel has added forecast videos for NFL cities to its website, as they tap the League's popularity while adding some trivia to their weather reports.

comScore’s Top Sites For September

comScore has released its monthly look at U.S. consumer activity at popular online sites for September 2007.

Web Site Lets College Football Fans Decide

FansPoll.com, a Web site that allows fans to vote on things related to college football including what team should be the national champions announced the official launch of its season today.

Search? Bah, We're Ready For Some Football

There's a dearth of interesting bits in the world of search this week, probably since it's between SES San Jose and the last big holiday weekend of the summer.