nfl.com

www.nfl.com is the official site of the National Football league - American Football. It is by far the best site I have seen since I got into this sport. I have been watching American football for a number of years now on television, mainly on a Sunday night on skysports and I use this website for all information. When you enter into the site I have found it sometimes slightly slow, but that could be because of the amount of information packed into the website. The site is nicely laid out with images of all the teams in the NFL along the top and then a tool bar beneath this. You can access the following menu items from here: News - All the ...  Read the complete review

NFL.com NFL.com is the official website of the National Football League (NFL), or American Football to anyone not too interested in the sport. Being a big fan of it, NFL.com is a website that I regularly visit. Since it is the leagues official website it is the best place to go for all the NFL information you could ever need. Jam packed full of stats, news and videos it is a must see for any fan. I use it mainly for checking the latest news for my team, the Baltimore Ravens, and just to generally see what's going on around the league. The analysis provided on NFL.com is second to none. They experts are the best in their field. Including ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of American Football, having played it at University and followed it for a number of years. The site nfl.com is dedicated to the National Football League (NFL) in America, and as one of the nations top sports, it is a craze that has swept the country much as a sport such as football sweeps ours. The website contains as much information as you would care to know about the game of American Football, but does not really give an insight for beginners. It is more a tool for providing the latest updates on teams, players, results and likely turnouts for the following week's matches. The site is well laid out. Along the top of the main page ...  Read the complete review

NFL.com The acronym NFL stands for National Football League. The NFL was formed in 1920 and is the richest sports league in the world as well as having the highest average attendance. Thirty-two teams compete each season for twelve playoff berths and the winners of each of the two conferences go head to head to decide the champion. The Super Bowl is the biggest American television event of the year and now takes place on the first Sunday in February. Although NFL.com has been around since at least the mid nineties it's only recently that the league has started to operate the site itself, having previously relied on content from ESPN and then CBS. ...  Read the complete review