Get ready, NFL fans - more games are coming to streaming platforms. While networks like FOX, NBC, CBS and ABC/ESPN continue to own most of the NFL's media rights, that could change in the years to come.

Over the weekend, we reported that the candidates for a five-game 2026 package of standalone games included Netflix, YouTube, and Fox. The apparent winner is YouTube. Ryan Glasspiegel of Front Office Sports reports that YouTube and the NFL have “entered a long-form contract review” for the slate of games.

Add Joe Flacco to the list of NFL players skeptical of the league's desire to add an 18th game to the schedule, while also recognizing that it's probably going to happen because there's too much financial incentive for it not to.

The Cleveland Browns' new stadium design is the topic of conversation in the entire NFL. Specifically, the topic of conversation in the city of Cleveland. The Browns' move to Brookpark has been met with much opposition, but when the fans see the stadium ...

YouTube is reportedly moving toward acquiring five exclusive NFL games this season, but when those games would air and-even more significantly-what fans might have to pay to watch them remains unclear.

Cleveland Browns general manager Ray Farmer has been suspended without pay for the first four games of next season for sending texts to personnel during games in 2014 and the team was fined $250,000, the NFL announced Monday. The Browns, however, did not ...

SOMEWHERE IN ROMANIA — For the first time in either of our lives, my middle son and I will miss the opening of the pro football season, assuming we’re not able to find a sports bar in Transylvania that serves American football and Romanian chicken wings.