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NFL Network Celebrates Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots Wednesday, September 6

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NFL NETWORK CELEBRATES SUPER BOWL CHAMPION NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 

‘Do Your Job Part II: Bill Belichick and the 2016 Patriots’ Airs at 8:00 PM ET 

‘America’s Game: 2016 Patriots’ Premieres at 9:00 PM ET 

‘NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games’ Premieres at 10:00 PM ET 

The night before the 2017 NFL regular season kicks off, celebrate the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots with three new shows on NFL Network. 

On Wednesday, September 6, Do Your Job Part II: Bill Belichick and the 2016 Patriots, America’s Game: 2016 Patriots and NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games air on NFL Network starting at 8:00 PM ET. 

 

Do Your Job Part II: Bill Belichick and the 2016 Patriots 

At 8:00 PM ET, Do Your Job Part II: Bill Belichick and the 2016 Patriots airs on NFL Network, providing a behind-the-scenes look at some of the biggest moments and decisions that led to the Patriots’ win over the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. Building off of the success of 2015’s Do Your Job: Bill Belichick and the 2014 Patriots and last year’s Worth the Wait: Gary Kubiak and the 2015 Denver Broncos, this year’s edition features sitdown interviews with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, Chairman & CEO Robert Kraft, President Jonathan Kraft, offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, defensive coordinator Matt Patricia and others.  

Narrated by Boston native and Academy Award-nominated actor Edward Norton, the hour-long show provides an inside look at the Patriots’ fifth Super Bowl title in franchise history, and second in three years. Among the topics discussed in Do Your Job Part II: 

  • Patriots linebacker Dont’a Hightower’s crucial sack of Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan which resulted in a fumble in the second half of Super Bowl LI. Patriots coaches explain the inside story of why the play worked, how the team’s commitment to fundamental football factored into the success of the play and how close Atlanta was to making a big gain
  • The Patriots’ defensive series following Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones’ catch which gave Atlanta a first down on New England’s 22-yard line with less than five minutes remaining in regulation
  • Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels reveals the detailed preparation which led to the game-winning touchdown play

The following Patriots personnel were interviewed for Do Your Job Part II: 

  • Robert Kraft – Chairman & CEO
  • Jonathan Kraft – President
  • Bill Belichick – Head Coach
  • Josh McDaniels – Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach
  • Matt Patricia – Defensive Coordinator
  • Nick Caserio – Director of Player Personnel
  • Ernie Adams – Director of Football Research
  • Ivan Fears – Running Backs Coach
  • Brendan Daly – Defensive Line Coach
  • Josh Boyer – Cornerbacks Coach
  • Dante Scarnecchia – Offensive Line Coach
  • Jon Judge – Special Teams Coach
  • Brian Flores – Linebackers Coach
  • Chad O’Shea – Wide Receivers Coach
  • Steve Belichick – Safeties Coach

To view a trailer for Do Your Job Part II, visit: https://youtu.be/_l6MAPniosc 

Do Your Job Part II premieres Sunday, September 3 at 7:00 PM ET on NBC. 

Provided below are select quotes from Do Your Job Part II:

– “We were confident that we could still make the plays that we needed to make to win.” – Bill Belichick on the Patriots’ approach at halftime trailing by 18 points 

– “The conversation led us to…we’re not going to score 25 points in one possession. The goal was to score once. Let’s get a touchdown and try to score one time.” – Josh McDaniels 

– “When you’re looking at the situation, there’s the quarterback of the year, they have one of the greatest wide receivers in the league – they’re going to throw the ball…Sometimes in those moments in the game, I’m totally wrong, 100 percent. Somehow it all worked out.” – Matt Patricia 

– “That’s definitely got to be the greatest catch in Super Bowl history. It was just things equalizing.” – Robert Kraft on Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman’s catch 

– “When we won the coin toss, I looked over at my Dad and said, ‘Game over.’” – Jonathan Kraft on winning the coin toss in overtime 

– “I don’t really think it’s about what I’ve done. I think it’s in this case about what this team did. Collectively, this team accomplished a lot. This team was a special team. The 2016 team was a special team.” – Bill Belichick 

 

America’s Game: 2016 Patriots 

At 9:00 PM ET, America’s Game: 2016 Patriots premieres, featuring in-depth interviews with Julian Edelman, Dont’a Hightower and LeGarrette Blount telling the story of the 2016 Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. 

Narrated by actor and Boston native, Chris Evans, America’s Game delves deep into the Patriots’ championship season. In the hour-long show, Edelman, Hightower and Blount recount the season in their own words, including the Patriots’ incredible 25-point comeback in Super Bowl LI which featured Hightower’s game-changing sack and Edelman’s circus catch late in the fourth quarter. 

This year’s edition of America’s Game is the 51st episode of the long-running special which celebrates the Super Bowl champions. 

To view a trailer for America’s Game, visit: https://youtu.be/0p8jpuYZ6II

Provided below are select quotes from America’s Game: 2016 Patriots: 

– “He’s almost like, not human, because I feel like 99.9 percent of the world would be so nervous. ‘I have the whole season on my shoulders right now, I make one mistake it’s over for us.’ I don’t know if he even thinks about any of those things. You look in his eyes and you can just tell he’s not worried about messing anything up for us.” – LeGarrette Blount describing Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s state of mind late in Super Bowl LI 

– “Like I was 90 percent sure…So I’m sitting there like, ‘Gotta sell ‘em it was a catch.’ Let’s go. I caught it! I caught it!” – Julian Edelman on his fourth quarter catch in Super Bowl LI 

– “I honestly didn’t believe it, even after we did the Lombardi and the confetti. I still didn’t believe it. That’s stuff you see in a movie…Don’t give up. Keep fighting. But to actually live something that special…You don’t ever picture yourself in that situation.” – Dont’a Hightower on the Patriots’ comeback in Super Bowl LI

 

NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games 

At 10:00 PM ET, the first episode of the NFL’s Top 10’s 11th season of shows premieres with a look at the top 10 games from New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s career. 

In honor of Brady winning his fifth Super Bowl, the NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games details the 10 most significant games in his career. With commentary from both prominent national media members and those who have covered him closely, as well as UFC President Dana White, musician DJ Jazzy Jeff, actor C. Thomas Howell, star of The Bachelor Nick Viall and more, NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games celebrates some of the greatest moments in the career of one of the NFL’s most iconic figures. 

Provided below are select quotes from NFL’s Top 10: Tom Brady Games: 

– “With as much as he’s accomplished, with his legacy so firmly in place, he’s still so driven in the moment to win the game.” – Ray Didinger 

– “He’s the perfect guy. I tell my kids all the time, you don’t want to grow up to be like Dad – you want to grow up to be like Tom Brady.” – Craig Carton 

– “Think about big moments – he’s been the big quarterback that’s played in all of those moments.” – Kirk Morrison 

 

ABOUT NFL MEDIA

NFL Media is comprised of NFL Network, NFL Films, NFL.com, NFL Now, NFL Mobile from Verizon and NFL RedZone. 

Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, fans turn to NFL Network to receive information and insight straight from the field, team headquarters, league offices and everywhere the NFL is making news. Launched in 2003, NFL Network gives fans unprecedented year-round inside access to all NFL events, including the Super Bowl, Playoffs, regular season, preseason, Pro Bowl, Pro Football Hall of Fame induction weekend, NFL Draft, NFL Scouting Combine, Senior Bowl, league meetings, minicamps and training camps. 

For fans on the go, all NFL Network programming can also be streamed live on smartphones through NFL Mobile from Verizon, as well as other digital platforms such as TuneIn.com and through Watch NFL Network on tablet (NFL Mobile, Watch NFL Network and NFL on Windows 10 apps), PC (NFL.com/watch), Xbox One and Xbox 360 (NFL on Xbox app) and other connected TV devices (NFL app on Apple TV, PlayStation 4, Android TV and Amazon Fire TV). Watch NFL Network access is available for NFL Network subscribers of participating TV providers. For more information, go to NFL.com/nflnetwork.

 

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NFL Network’s Weekday Programming Schedule for the 2017 NFL Season

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*NFL NETWORK’S WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE FOR THE 2017 NFL SEASON*

*New Studio Shows ‘NFL Power Rankings,’ ‘21st and Prime,’ ‘NFL Players Only’ & ‘NFL Playbook’*

*Return of Studio Shows ‘The Aftermath’ & ‘NFL Fantasy Live’*

*NFL Media Original Series ‘A Football Life,’ ‘The Timeline,’ ‘Tackle My Ride,’ ‘Football Town: Valdosta’ & ‘Elite 11’*

NFL Network presents its weekday (Monday-Friday) programming schedule for the 2017 NFL season, which features new studio shows *NFL Power Rankings*, *21st and Prime*, *NFL Players Only* and *NFL Playbook*; the return of studio shows *The Aftermath* and *NFL Fantasy Live*; NFL Media original series *A Football Life*, *The Timeline*, *Tackle My Ride*,* Football Town: Valdosta* and *Elite 11*; daily editions of *Good Morning Football*, * NFL Total Access* and *NFL Up to the Minute*; and more.

*New Shows & Original Series*

NFL Network offers the following new shows and original series for the 2017 NFL season:

*NFL Power Rankings*
*When:* Tuesday – 6:00 PM ET
*Host: *Colleen Wolfe
*Analysts: *Elliot Harrison & Maurice Jones-Drew
*What:* *NFL Power Rankings* offers an in-depth look at where each NFL team ranks every *Tuesday at 6:00 PM ET*. The 30-minute show hosted by *Colleen Wolfe *and featuring analysts *Elliot Harrison *and *Maurice Jones-Drew *debates and analyzes which teams land where and why, as well as examines upcoming games that will have the biggest impact on next week’s rankings. Fans will also have the opportunity to voice their opinions on each week’s rankings

*21st and Prime*
*When:* Tuesday – 6:30 PM ET
*Host:* Amber Theoharis
*Analyst: *Deion Sanders
*What:* Each week on *Tuesday at 6:30 PM ET*, Pro Football Hall of Famer *Deion Sanders * provides his thoughts on the latest happening around the NFL on *21st and Prime* . The 30-minute show hosted by *Amber Theoharis *provides interviews with some of the biggest stars in the game and Sanders’ unique insight and analysis. Additional NFL Network talent also contribute each week

*NFL Players Only*
*When:* Friday – 6:00 PM ET
*Analysts: *Terrell Davis, Maurice Jones-Drew, James Jones & DeMarcus Ware
*What:* Each week on *Friday at 6:00 PM ET*, some of the NFL’s best to play the game invite viewers inside the locker room for in-depth conversations, analysis and predictions for the 2017 season. Featuring *Terrell Davis*, *Maurice Jones-Drew*, *James Jones *and *DeMarcus Ware*, as well as various Pro Football Hall of Famers, Super Bowl champions and former Pro Bowlers, *NFL Players Only* offers exclusive access from the locker room to the field which only the NFL can provide

*NFL Playbook*
*When:* Wednesday – 6:00 PM ET
*Host:* Rhett Lewis
*Analysts: *Shaun O’Hara & Brian Billick
*Contributor: *Daniel Jeremiah
*What:* Airing on *Wednesday at 6:00 PM ET*, *NFL Playbook *is a 30-minute show that takes an analytical approach to preview the best matchups of the week. Host *Rhett Lewis *and analysts *Shaun O’Hara *and *Brian Billick *use the latest technology and debut the Film Room to break down plays, schemes and executions each week. Additionally, *Daniel Jeremiah *joins for “Rookie Watch” to showcase the most interesting rookies and rookie matchups for the week ahead

*NFL Turning Point*
*When:* Wednesday – 6:30 PM ET
*What:* Every *Wednesday at 6:30 PM ET*. *NFL Turning Point* breaks down the pivotal moments that defined the outcome of the week’s biggest games, complete with sound from the sidelines and on-field access only NFL Films can deliver

*TNF First Look*
*When:* Thursday – 3:00 PM ET
*Host:* Andrew Siciliano
*What:* Each week on *Thursday at 3:00 PM ET*, *TNF First Look* offers the first preview of the week’s *Thursday Night Football* game, with host *Andrew Siciliano* and NFL Network reporters stationed across the league

*Football Town: Valdosta*
*When:* Tuesday – 10:00 PM ET
*What:* Beginning *Tuesday, September 12 at 10:00 PM ET*, *Football Town* returns to NFL Network and heads four hours south of Atlanta to Valdosta, Georgia, home to the winningest high school football program in the nation – the Valdosta Wildcats. Following nearly 90 years of dominance that produced Super Bowl-winning talent like New England Patriots receiver *Malcolm Mitchell*, the Wildcats are looking to re-establish the program that earned the coveted nickname of “Titletown.” Executive produced by Carolina Panthers quarterback *Cam Newton*, *Football Town: Valdosta* gives viewers an inside look at the Wildcats’ 2016 season as experienced by the coaches and players as they fight to bring a state championship back to Valdosta for the first time in 18 years

*Elite 11*
*When:* Tuesday – 10:30 PM ET
*What:* For the past 19 years, the Elite 11 has been the preeminent offseason showcase for rising high school senior quarterbacks, producing 80 percent of current NFL signal callers. Under the guidance of Super Bowl-winning quarterback *Trent Dilfer*, plus current and former NFL playmakers, 24 of the nation’s best converged this summer looking to establish their place in an exclusive fraternity that includes the likes of *Tom Brady*, *Aaron Rodgers*, *Matthew Stafford* and *Jameis Winston*. Beginning *Tuesday, September 12 at 10:30 PM ET*, NFL Network’s *Elite 11* takes viewers inside the development of the game’s next stars under center

*Returning Shows & Original Series*

The following shows and original series return to NFL Network for the 2017 NFL regular season:

*Good Morning Football*
*When:* Monday-Friday – 7:00 AM ET *(re-airs at 10:00 AM ET)*
*Hosts:* Kay Adams, Nate Burleson, Peter Schrager & Kyle Brandt
*What:* Start your morning with the Emmy-nominated *Good Morning Football* . Every *Monday-Friday at 7:00 AM ET* on NFL Network, *Kay Adams*, *Nate Burleson*, *Peter Schrager *and *Kyle Brandt *are live from New York City bringing viewers the latest news, analysis and interviews

*NFL Total Access*
*When:* Monday – 6:00 PM ET (2.5-hour edition); Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday – 7:00 PM ET
*Hosts:* Dan Hellie & Lindsay Rhodes
*Analysts: *Willie McGinest, Heath Evans, Michael Robinson, Reggie Wayne, LaDainian Tomlinson, Shaun O’Hara, David Carr, Maurice Jones-Drew & Ike Taylor
*What:* The NFL’s show of record, *NFL Total Access* airs * Monday at 6:00 PM ET*, and *Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 PM ET*. The Emmy-nominated show provides all of the analysis football fans crave. Hosted by *Dan Hellie *and *Lindsay Rhodes*, and featuring a rotating list of NFL Network analysts and reporters, *NFL Total Access* provides comprehensive coverage of the National Football League, showcasing NFL Network’s deep bench of talent and the biggest names in the game

*NFL Total Access: Endgame*
*When:* Monday – 11:30 PM ET; Thursday – 12 Midnight ET
*Host:* Cole Wright (Monday); Chris Rose (Thursday)
*Analyst: *Ike Taylor, Reggie Wayne & Michael Robinson (Monday); David Carr, Willie McGinest & DeMarcus Ware (Thursday)
*What:* Following *Monday Night Football* and *Thursday Night Football*, *NFL Total Access: Endgame* on NFL Network provides the definitive stamp on each night’s game. *Cole Wright*, *Ike Taylor*, *Reggie Wayne *and *Michael Robinson *host on Monday, while *Chris Rose*, *David Carr*, *Willie McGinest *and *DeMarcus Ware *host on Thursday.

*NFL Fantasy Live*
*When:* Monday-Friday – 5:00 PM ET (NFL Network); Monday-Friday – 4:00 PM ET (NFL.com); Sunday – 11:30 AM ET (NFL.com & *NFL RedZone*)
*Host:* Matt “Money” Smith & James Koh
*Analyst: *Michael Fabiano, Maurice Jones-Drew, Adam Rank, Marcas Grant, Akbar Gbajabiamila & Cynthia Frelund
*What:* *NFL Fantasy Live* remains the place for fantasy football players to get all of the information and analysis they need to dominate their fantasy leagues. Airing *Monday-Friday at 5:00 PM ET* on NFL Network and streaming on NFL.com at *4:00 PM ET*, the hour-long show helps viewers build their teams and provides key information to help owners dominate on game day. Providing information on who to start, who to sit, which players to pick up and those to let go, *NFL Fantasy Live* is the ultimate source of information for fantasy owners. On *Sunday at 11:30 AM ET*, *NFL Fantasy Live* airs on *NFL RedZone* and streams on NFL.com

*TNF GameDay*
*When:* Thursday – 6:00 PM ET
*What:* Prior to every *Thursday Night Football* game of the season, *TNF GameDay* airs *Thursday at 6:00 PM ET* on-location from outside the stadium, breaking down the night’s matchup

*Football Night/Thursday Night Kickoff*
*When:* Thursday – 7:30 PM ET
*What:* Every *Thursday at 7:30 PM ET*, *Football Night *(NBC-produced *Thursday Night Football *games) and *Thursday Night Kickoff* (CBS-produced *Thursday Night Football* games) takes viewers up to kickoff of the night’s * Thursday Night Football* game, featuring talent from both inside and outside the stadium

*TNF Postgame*
*When:* Thursday following *Thursday Night Football*
*What:* Following every *Thursday Night Football* game on CBS, NBC, NFL Network and Amazon Prime Video, the *TNF Postgame* show airs from inside the stadium, providing interviews with the stars of the game as well as postgame highlights and analysis

*NFL Up to the Minute*
*When:* Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday – 4:00 PM ET
*Hosts:* Andrew Siciliano & Patrick Claybon
*What:* Each week on *Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:00 PM ET*, *NFL Up to the Minute *brings viewers the latest breaking news from all 32 NFL teams. Hosts *Andrew Siciliano *and *Patrick Claybon* are joined by NFL Network reporters stationed across the league with the latest news reports

*The Aftermath*
*When:* Monday – 3:00 PM ET
*Host:* Rhett Lewis
*Analysts: *Terrell Davis, Steve Wyche & David Carr
*What:* Every *Monday at 3:00 PM ET*, NFL Network takes a look back at what transpired on Sunday with *The Aftermath*, a two-hour show hosted by *Rhett Lewis *and featuring * Terrell Davis*, *Steve Wyche *and *David Carr*. With comprehensive highlights, analysis and head coach/player press conferences, *The Aftermath *is the place to turn every Monday to find out what happened – and how it happened – that week in the NFL

*NFL Replay: Game of the Week*
*When:* Tuesday – 9:00 PM ET
*What:* *NFL Replay: Game of the Week* presents a one-hour condensed version of a select game, complete with wired sound from NFL Films and postgame press conferences

*Full Game Broadcasts*
*When:* Wednesday – 8:00 PM ET
*What:* Re-live one of the best games from the previous week every *Wednesday at 8:00 PM ET* with a complete game re-air

*Sound FX*
*When:* Wednesday – 1:30 AM ET
*What:* *Sound FX* presents wired sound from select players each week on *Wednesday at 1:30 AM ET*

*A Football Life*
*When:* Friday – 9:00 PM ET
*What:* The seventh season of the Emmy-nominated series *A Football Life* returns with 13 new episodes airing *Friday at 9:00 PM ET*. Premiering *Friday, September 15 at 9:00 PM ET* with a profile on Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback *Dan Marino*, the NFL Films’ series examines such individuals as *John Madden*, *Jerry Jones*, *Joe Gibbs*, *Larry Fitzgerald*, *Emmitt Smith*, *John Randle *and more. The finale of the season will mark the 100th episode in the series’ history

*Tackle My Ride*
*When:* Friday – 8:00 PM ET
*What:* Beginning *September 15*, former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker and car enthusiast *LaMarr Woodley* teams up with Demented Customs’ master car builder *James Torrez* for a second season of *Tackle My Ride* , airing *Friday at 8:00 PM ET*. With the help of current NFL players like * Ryan Shazier* of the Steelers, *Vic Beasley* of the Atlanta Falcons, *Kyle Long* of the Chicago Bears, *Ryan Kerrigan* of the Washington Redskins, *NaVarro Bowman* of the San Francisco 49ers and *Tyrod Taylor* of the Buffalo Bills, the duo surprises six well-deserving NFL fans who give back to their community by transforming their everyday rides into the ultimate NFL fan car. From executive producer *Michael Strahan*

*The Timeline*
*When:* Following 4 *Thursday Night Football* games & during Super Bowl week
*What:* The third season of the Emmy-nominated series *The Timeline* premieres *Thursday, September 21* following the *Thursday Night Football* matchup between the Los Angeles Rams-San Francisco 49ers. Airing after select *Thursday Night Football* games during the 2017 season and concluding Super Bowl week, *The Timeline* examines five new subjects this season: the Greatest Show on Turf; the Tuck Rule; the 1991 Atlanta Falcons; the Ice Bowl; and the Helmet Catch in Super Bowl XLII

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Provided below is the weekly programming schedule for NFL Network during the 2017 NFL regular season (times provided in Eastern Standard Time):

*Monday*
*7:00 AM – Good Morning Football – LIVE *
*10:00 AM – Good Morning Football **– Re-Air*
*1:00 PM – NFL GameDay Highlights* *– Re-Air from Sunday*
*2:00 PM – NFL GameDay Prime* *– Re-Air from Sunday*
*3:00 PM – The Aftermath* *– LIVE *
*5:00 PM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– LIVE*
*6:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– LIVE*
*8:30 PM – A Football Life*
*9:30 PM – The Timeline*
*10:30 PM – Tackle My Ride*
*11:00 PM – Tackle My Ride*
*11:30 PM – NFL Total Access: Endgame* *– LIVE*
*1:00 AM – NFL Total Access: Endgame* *– Re-Air*
*2:00 AM – NFL Total Access: Endgame* *– Re-Air*
*3:00 AM – Monday Night Football* *– Complete Game Re-Air*

*Tuesday*
*7:00 AM – Good Morning Football – LIVE *
*10:00 AM – Good Morning Football **– Re-Air*
*1:00 PM – Monday Night Football* *– Complete Game Re-Air*
*4:00 PM – NFL Up to the Minute* *– LIVE *
*5:00 PM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– LIVE*
*6:00 PM – NFL Power Rankings* *– LIVE*
*6:30 PM – 21st and Prime* *– LIVE*
*7:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– LIVE*
*8:00 PM – NFL Power Rankings* *– Re-Air*
*8:30 PM – 21st and Prime* *– Re-Air*
*9:00 PM – NFL Replay: Game of the Week*
*10:00 PM – Football Town: Valdosta **– Premiere*
*10:30 PM – Elite 11 **– Premiere *
*11:00 PM – NFL Total Access* *– Re-Air *
*12 Midnight – NFL Replay: Game of the Week*
*1:00 AM – Football Town: Valdosta*
*1:30 AM – Elite 11*
*2:00 AM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– Re-Air *

*Wednesday*
*7:00 AM – Good Morning Football – LIVE *
*10:00 AM – Good Morning Football **– Re-Air*
*1:00 PM – Football Town: Valdosta*
*1:30 PM – Elite 11*
*2:00 PM – NFL Power Rankings*
*2:30 PM – 21st and Prime 3:00 PM – NFL Replay: Game of the Week*
*4:00 PM – NFL Up to the Minute* *– LIVE*
*5:00 PM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– LIVE *
*6:00 PM – NFL Playbook* *– LIVE *
*6:30 PM – NFL Turning Point*
*7:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– LIVE*
*8:00 PM – Full Game Broadcasts*
*11:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– Re-Air*
*12 Midnight – Inside the NFL*
*1:30 AM – Sound FX*
*2:00 AM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– Re-Air *

*Thursday*
*7:00 AM – Good Morning Football – LIVE *
*10:00 AM – Good Morning Football **– Re-Air*
*1:00 PM – Inside the NFL*
*2:30 PM – NFL Turning Point*
*3:00 PM – TNF First Look* *– LIVE *
*5:00 PM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– LIVE *
*6:00 PM – TNF GameDay* *– LIVE *
*7:30 PM – Football Night/Thursday Night Kickoff **– LIVE*
*8:30 PM – Thursday Night Football* *– LIVE *
*11:30 PM – TNF Postgame **– LIVE *
*12 Midnight – NFL Total Access: Endgame* *– LIVE*
*1:00 AM – NFL Total Access: Endgame* *– Re-Air *

*Friday*
*7:00 AM – Good Morning Football – LIVE *
*10:00 AM – Good Morning Football **– Re-Air*
*1:00 PM – Thursday Night Football* *– Complete Game Re-Air*
*4:00 PM – NFL Up to the Minute* *– LIVE *
*5:00 PM – NFL Fantasy Live* *– LIVE *
*6:00 PM – NFL Players Only* *– LIVE *
*7:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– LIVE*
*8:00 PM – Tackle My Ride* *– Premiere*
*8:30 PM – Tackle My Ride* *– Re-Air *
*9:00 PM – A Football Life* *– Premiere*
*10:00 PM – A Football Life* *– Re-Air*
*11:00 PM – NFL Total Access **– Re-Air*
*12 Midnight – A Football Life* *– Re-Air*
*1:00 AM – Tackle My Ride*
*1:30 AM – Tackle My Ride*

*ABOUT NFL MEDIA*

NFL Media is comprised of NFL Network, NFL Films, NFL.com, NFL Now, NFL Mobile from Verizon and *NFL RedZone*.

Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, fans turn to NFL Network to receive information and insight straight from the field, team headquarters, league offices and everywhere the NFL is making news. Launched in 2003, NFL Network gives fans unprecedented year-round inside access to all NFL events, including the Super Bowl, Playoffs, regular season, preseason, Pro Bowl, Pro Football Hall of Fame induction weekend, NFL Draft, NFL Scouting Combine, Senior Bowl, league meetings, minicamps and training camps.

For fans on the go, all NFL Network programming can also be streamed live on smartphones through NFL Mobile from Verizon, as well as other digital platforms such as TuneIn.com and through Watch NFL Network on tablet (NFL Mobile, Watch NFL Network and NFL on Windows 10 apps), PC (NFL.com/watch), Xbox One and Xbox 360 (NFL on Xbox app) and other connected TV devices (NFL app on Apple TV, PlayStation 4, Android TV and Amazon Fire TV). Watch NFL Network access is available for NFL Network subscribers of participating TV providers. For more information, go to NFL.com/nflnetwork.

*– NFL MEDIA –*

NFL Network & NFL Redzone Dropped by DISH

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NFL_Network_2012_LogoFirst Time NFL Network Has Been Dark in 13 Year History

LOS ANGELES, June 16, 2016: As of Thursday evening, June 16 at 7 p.m. ET NFL Network and NFL RedZone have been dropped by Dish Network’s satellite distribution system. This represents the first time in NFL Network’s 13 year history that one of its service providers has not continued to offer the network to its subscribers.

NFL Network continues to be distributed to over 60 million households across the United States, including strong distribution partnerships with every major cable, satellite and telco provider in the country — including DIRECTV, Comcast Xfinity, Charter Spectrum, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon FiOS.

NFL content has never been more popular across the media landscape. According to the Nielsen Company, 199 million people tuned into the 2015 NFL regular season representing 78 percent of all television homes and 67 percent of potential viewers in the U.S. NFL games accounted for the top 25 and 46 of the 50 most-watched TV shows among all programming in 2015.

As the only network 100% dedicated to coverage of America’s most popular sports league, NFL Network is committed to serving the millions of NFL fans by reaching fair distribution agreements with the pay-TV industry.

Please visit www.iwantnflnetwork.com to learn more.

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NFL Media Programming Notes — June 16-22

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nfl-mediaNFL Network Shows and Scheduled Guests

For a full description of each show, please click the show’s link

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show airs at 10:00 PM ET

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: Free agent QB Michael Vick on TONIGHT at 7:00 PM ET; Hall of Fame QB Jim Kelly, wife Jill Kelly & daughter Erin Kelly in-studio Wednesday, June 17

  • NFL.com Content

HIGHLIGHT: Former NFL LB Bart Scott on the Dave Dameshek Football Program

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NFL Network Minicamp Special – Wednesday & Thursday at 3:00 PM ET

NFL Network provides live coverage of minicamps from around the NFL on NFL Network Minicamp Special Wednesday and Thursday at 3:00 PM ET. Andrew Siciliano hosts NFL Network’s coverage and is joined by NFL Network analysts and reporters.

 

The Top 100 Players of 2015 – Players Ranked No. 40-31 Revealed Wednesday, May 27 at 9:00 PM ET

The Top 100 Players of 2015 continues Wednesday, June 17 at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network, revealing players ranked No. 40-31. At 10:00 PM ET, Lindsay Rhodes, LaVar Arrington and Eric Davis host The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show, providing reaction to the players revealed.

Players ranked No. 100-41 on The Top 100 Players of 2015:

  1. Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers, WR
  2. Calais Campbell – Arizona Cardinals, DE
  3. Adam Vinatieri – Indianapolis Colts, K
  4. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens, QB
  5. Jurrell Casey – Tennessee Titans, DE
  6. Emmanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos, WR
  7. C.J. Mosley – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  8. Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys, TE
  9. Aaron Donald – St. Louis Rams, DT
  10. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots, WR/PR
  1. Michael Bennett – Seattle Seahawks, DE
  2. Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers, TE
  3. Glover Quin – Detroit Lions, S
  4. DeMarcus Ware – Denver Broncos, OLB
  5. Eric Weddle – San Diego Chargers, S
  6. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions, WR
  7. Terrell Suggs – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  8. Maurkice Pouncey – Pittsburgh Steelers, C
  9. Haloti Ngata – Detroit Lions, DT
  10. Darren Sproles – Philadelphia Eagles, RB/RS
  1. Arian Foster – Houston Texans, RB
  2. Marshal Yanda – Baltimore Ravens, OG
  3. Ryan Kerrigan – Washington Redskins, LB
  4. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons, QB
  5. Sen’Derrick Marks – Jacksonville Jaguars, DT
  6. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, WR
  7. Muhammad Wilkerson – New York Jets, DE
  8. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers, QB
  9. Kyle Williams – Buffalo Bills, DT
  10. Julius Peppers – Green Bay Packers, LB
  1. Tamba Hali – Kansas City Chiefs, LB
  2. Bobby Wagner – Seattle Seahawks, LB
  3. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals, WR
  4. Tashaun Gipson – Cleveland Browns, S
  5. DeAndre Levy – Detroit Lions, LB
  6. Justin Forsett – Baltimore Ravens, RB
  7. Charles Woodson – Oakland Raiders, S
  8. Jerry Hughes – Buffalo Bills, DE
  9. Adrian Peterson – Minnesota Vikings, RB
  10. Jeremy Maclin – Kansas City Chiefs, WR
  1. Eddie Lacy – Green Bay Packers, RB
  2. Vontae Davis – Indianapolis Colts, CB
  3. Connor Barwin – Philadelphia Eagles, LB
  4. Brandon Marshall – New York Jets, WR
  5. Lavonte David – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, LB
  6. Sheldon Richardson – New York Jets, DE
  7. Steve Smith – Baltimore Ravens, WR
  8. Marcell Dareus – Buffalo Bills, DT
  9. Antonio Gates – San Diego Chargers, TE
  10. Clay Matthews – Green Bay Packers, LB
  1. DeSean Jackson – Washington Redskins, WR
  2. Khalil Mack – Oakland Raiders, LB
  3. Matt Forte – Chicago Bears, RB
  4. Trent Williams – Washington Redskins, OT
  5. Elvis Dumervil – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  6. Julius Thomas – Jacksonville Jaguars, TE
  7. Robert Quinn – St. Louis Rams, DE
  8. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers, QB
  9. Mario Williams – Buffalo Bills, DE
  10. Kam Chancellor – Seattle Seahawks, S

With NFL Mobile from Verizon, fans can watch all NFL Network programming, including The Top 100 Players of 2015 series, on the go. NFL Mobile from Verizon offers Verizon Wireless customers the exclusive ability to stream NFL Network on their smartphone at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month.* Additionally, streaming on tablets, PCs and Xbox One and 360 is available through Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/Watch) for eligible subscribers of AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more providers.

Fans can see the full list week-by-week as it is revealed and read analysis of each ranking at NFL.com/top100.

NFL Total Access – Monday–Friday at 7:00 PM ET

NFL Total Access airs at 7:00 PM ET Monday – Friday on NFL Network.

Tuesday, June 16

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Nate Burleson & Michael Robinson
  • Guest: Free agent quarterback Michael Vick

Wednesday, June 17

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Willie McGinest & Michael Robinson
  • Guest: Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, wife Jill Kelly & daughter Erin Kelly

Thursday, June 18

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Willie McGinest & Michael Robinson

Friday, June 19

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Brian Baldinger & Michael Robinson

Throwback Thursday – Thursday, June 18

Every Thursday night, NFL Network takes a look back through the NFL Films vault for a blast from the past with throwback programming.

This week’s programming features:

  • 12 Noon ET – Super Bowl Classics: Super Bowl XXXI – New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers
  • 8:00 PM ET – NFL’s Top 10: Brett Favre Games
  • 9:00 PM ET – NFL Films Session: Brett Favre 4-ever
  • 10:00 PM ET – In Their Own Words: Brett Favre

Week 14 NFL Game Rewind & NFL Replay – Sunday, June 21 at 1:00 PM ET

Re-live the best games from Week 14 of the 2014 NFL season Sunday, June 21 at 1:00 PM ET.

Provided below is Sunday’s schedule:

  • 1:00 PM ET – NFL Game Rewind – New York Jets vs. Minnesota Vikings
  • 1:30 PM ET – NFL Replay – Kansas City Chiefs vs. Arizona Cardinals
  • 3:00 PM ET – NFL Replay – New England Patriots vs. San Diego Chargers
  • 4:30 PM ET – NFL Replay Game of the Week – Indianapolis Colts vs. Cleveland Browns

NFL Now

NFL Now is the League’s next-generation video service, providing fans access to the largest digital library of NFL video anywhere, accessible through apps and browsers across an array of Internet-connected devices. Offered for free with a premium tier, NFL Now allows fans to customize their own video stream of short-form videos and highlights from NFL Media and all 32 NFL clubs.

The NFL…Personalized: Fans can select their favorite NFL teams and players and upload their NFL.com Fantasy roster, and NFL Now dynamically personalizes each fan’s viewing experience. The customization grows over time, as the content engine learns each fan’s preferences and fine tunes the video stream, to the point where no two registered fans will have the same experience on NFL Now.

Provided below is a weekly schedule of NFL Now content:

  • Live streaming events and select news conferences
  • Michael Fabiano personalized fantasy analysis
  • Daily, personalized NFL analysis from Brian Billick, Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah, Brian Baldinger, Bucky Brooks and others
  • Instant in-game highlights for every game as wells as a personalized highlight Game Center for NFL.com fantasy leagues
  • In-depth analysis for all 32 teams every day
  • 1,200 new NFL Club-produced segments available per week
  • Over 1,000 NFL Films titles available on NFL Now Plus

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NFL Editorial Content – Daily on NFL.com

  • Michael Silver

o    To read his columns: http://on.nfl.com/1lwmZ3q

  • Judy Battista

o   To read her other columns: http://on.nfl.com/17S17El

  • NFL.com’s Around the NFL Blog

o    Get the latest news & information from around the league with NFL.com’s Around the NFL blog

o    Follow on Twitter: @AroundTheNFL

Catch all of NFL Media’s writers work here:  http://www.nfl.com/news

NFL.com’s College Football 24/7

Get all of the latest news and analysis recapping the 2015 NFL Draft with NFL Media’s College Football 24/7 online, on Twitter and on the podcast.

Additionally, @NFL_CFB on Twitter provides the latest insight regarding the 2015 NFL Draft.

NFL.com Presents Weekly Podcasts

  • Dave Dameshek Football Program – Former NFL linebacker Bart Scott
  • Around the NFL
  • Move The Sticks

To listen to all of NFL.com’s podcasts, visit:

http://www.nfl.com/podcast

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NFL Mobile from Verizon

All of NFL Network’s coverage is available digitally across platforms. NFL Mobile from Verizon offers Verizon Wireless customers the exclusive ability to stream NFL Network content on smartphones. Access is included at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month. For more information about NFL Mobile from Verizon access, visit your app store or vzw.com/nfl. Data usage applies for app download and use.

 

NFL Network Live Streaming

Watch NFL Network anytime, anywhere at NFL.com/Watch.  Live streaming is accessible on PCs, tablets and Xbox for authenticated NFL Network subscribers via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more distributors. In addition, Verizon Wireless customers can access live streaming on smartphones via NFL Mobile.  Learn more by going to www.NFL.com/watch

 

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NFL Names Jordan Levin SVP & Chief Content Officer

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nfl-mediaThe NFL named Jordan Levin as its first ever Senior Vice President, Chief Content Officer, it was announced today by Brian Rolapp, Executive Vice President of Media for the NFL.

In this newly created role, Levin will be responsible for developing and implementing an innovative, league-wide content plan that advances the long-term growth objectives of the NFL across all of its owned and operated media assets, including NFL Network, NFL Digital Media, NFL Films, and external media partnerships, networks and platforms.  Levin will focus on the development, production, programming and distribution of high quality, video content consistent with the NFL brand and mission, which reaches current and future NFL fans across all demographic segments worldwide. Additionally, Levin will be charged with managing current NFL event programming franchises, such as the Super Bowl Halftime Show and NFL Honors, developing new franchises, and licensing and building the NFL Films library to maximize consumption.

Reporting to Rolapp, Levin will start June 15 and work out of NFL Media’s offices and studios in Los Angeles.

“With deep experience developing award-winning television programming combined with a keen understanding of the digital media landscape as both an executive and producer, I’m excited to have someone of Jordan’s unique background and talents join the NFL,” said Rolapp. “Jordan will be a great addition to an already strong executive team at NFL Media and help us produce first-class content we can deliver to NFL fans around the world across all platforms.”

“I’m both honored and humbled to be joining the NFL Media team to help them realize their bold strategic vision of delivering NFL fans unique and distinctive content experiences in a personalized manner across all screens, channels and media platforms worldwide,” said Levin. “I look forward to working closely with both the NFL’s own media properties and external partnerships to create additional value for the League and most importantly, serving its current and future fans.”

A highly respected media executive, producer and entrepreneur, with over 25 years of experience creating television and digital content, Levin joins the NFL from Microsoft where he served as Executive Vice President and General Manager of Xbox Entertainment Studios. In this position, Levin was tasked with coordinating the launch of an interactive, video-on-demand programming service creating original premium content for the global, over-the-top Xbox platform.

In 2005, Levin started Generate, a pioneering studio and talent management company that successfully developed and produced fiction and factual entertainment, in addition to customized branded content, for a variety of distribution outlets and programming services across both traditional and digital platforms.  Generate was acquired by Alloy Digital in 2012, later merging with Break Media to form DEFY Media.

Levin joined The WB in 1994 as part of its founding executive team, rising through the ranks to become sole president of entertainment in 2001 and the youngest CEO in broadcast television history in 2003. During his time at The WB, Levin helped to launch, build and brand America’s most successful broadcast network to target young adult audiences through successful television programs such as “Dawson’s Creek,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Felicity,” “Smallville,” “Gilmore Girls,” and “One Tree Hill.”

Prior to joining The WB, Levin spent five years as a member of the creative team that revitalized the Disney television division, developing shows such as “Home Improvement,” “Ellen,” and “Boy Meets World.”

Currently the Chairman of NATPE, an HRTS Board member and past President, and DGA member, Levin graduated Cum Laude with special honors from the University of Texas at Austin’s Moody College of Communication in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science in Radio-Television-Film. Levin currently lives in Pacific Palisades, CA.

ABOUT NFL MEDIA

 

NFL Media is comprised of NFL Network, NFL Films, NFL.com, NFL Now, NFL Mobile from Verizon and NFL RedZone.

Launched in 2003, NFL Network gives fans unprecedented year-round inside access to all NFL events, including Thursday Night Football, as well as information and insight straight from the field, team facilities, league office and everywhere the NFL is making news. Currently in more than 72 million homes, NFL Network has carriage agreements with each of the country’s largest television providers. NFL RedZone whips around to every NFL game on Sunday afternoons, bringing fans every touchdown and exciting plays as they happen.

NFL Digital Media includes NFL.com, the exclusive internet home of the NFL; NFL Now, the League’s next-generation video service; and NFL Mobile from Verizon, the official mobile app of the NFL. For fans on the go, all NFL Network programming can also be streamed live on the NFL Mobile from Verizon app (NFL.com/mobile), the NFL app delivered on XBOX from Microsoft, and through Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/watch), with participating cable and satellite providers.

One of the most honored filmmakers in sports production history, NFL Films has won 121 Sports Emmy Awards. Founded by Ed and Steve Sabol and located in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, NFL Films produces award-winning content for NFL Network, HBO, Showtime in addition to several other media outlets including shows such as A Football Life, Hard Knocks, America’s Game, Sound FX and more.

– NFL MEDIA –

NFL Media Programming Notes — June 9-15

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NFL_Network_2012_LogoNFL Network Shows and Scheduled Guests

For a full description of each show, please click the show’s link

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: Former NFL cornerback Cortland Finnegan joins The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show at 10:00 PM ET

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt on Wednesday, June 10 at 7:00 PM ET

  • NFL.com Content

HIGHLIGHT: Miami Dolphins Executive Vice President, Football Operations Mike Tannenbaum on the Move the Sticks Podcast

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NFL Network Minicamp Special – TODAY & Wednesday, June 10 at 4:00 PM ET

As mandatory minicamps begin around the NFL, NFL Network provides live coverage today and Wednesday, June 10 at 4:00 PM ET. Patrick Claybon hosts the one-hour editions of NFL Network Minicamp Special, which features live reports from team facilities.

NFL Network Minicamp Special re-airs each day at 5:00 PM ET and 6:00 PM ET.

 

The Top 100 Players of 2015 – Players Ranked No. 50-41 Revealed Wednesday, May 27 at 9:00 PM ET

The Top 100 Players of 2015 continues Wednesday, June 10 at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network, revealing players ranked No. 50-41. At 10:00 PM ET, Lindsay Rhodes, LaVar Arrington and Eric Davis host The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show, providing reaction to the players revealed.

This week, former NFL cornerback Cortland Finnegan joins the Reactions show.

Players ranked No. 100-51 on The Top 100 Players of 2015:

  1. Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers, WR
  2. Calais Campbell – Arizona Cardinals, DE
  3. Adam Vinatieri – Indianapolis Colts, K
  4. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens, QB
  5. Jurrell Casey – Tennessee Titans, DE
  6. Emmanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos, WR
  7. C.J. Mosley – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  8. Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys, TE
  9. Aaron Donald – St. Louis Rams, DT
  10. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots, WR/PR
  1. Michael Bennett – Seattle Seahawks, DE
  2. Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers, TE
  3. Glover Quin – Detroit Lions, S
  4. DeMarcus Ware – Denver Broncos, OLB
  5. Eric Weddle – San Diego Chargers, S
  6. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions, WR
  7. Terrell Suggs – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  8. Maurkice Pouncey – Pittsburgh Steelers, C
  9. Haloti Ngata – Detroit Lions, DT
  10. Darren Sproles – Philadelphia Eagles, RB/RS
  1. Arian Foster – Houston Texans, RB
  2. Marshal Yanda – Baltimore Ravens, OG
  3. Ryan Kerrigan – Washington Redskins, LB
  4. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons, QB
  5. Sen’Derrick Marks – Jacksonville Jaguars, DT
  6. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, WR
  7. Muhammad Wilkerson – New York Jets, DE
  8. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers, QB
  9. Kyle Williams – Buffalo Bills, DT
  10. Julius Peppers – Green Bay Packers, LB
  1. Tamba Hali – Kansas City Chiefs, LB
  2. Bobby Wagner – Seattle Seahawks, LB
  3. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals, WR
  4. Tashaun Gipson – Cleveland Browns, S
  5. DeAndre Levy – Detroit Lions, LB
  6. Justin Forsett – Baltimore Ravens, RB
  7. Charles Woodson – Oakland Raiders, S
  8. Jerry Hughes – Buffalo Bills, DE
  9. Adrian Peterson – Minnesota Vikings, RB
  10. Jeremy Maclin – Kansas City Chiefs, WR
  1. Eddie Lacy – Green Bay Packers, RB
  2. Vontae Davis – Indianapolis Colts, CB
  3. Connor Barwin – Philadelphia Eagles, LB
  4. Brandon Marshall – New York Jets, WR
  5. Lavonte David – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, LB
  6. Sheldon Richardson – New York Jets, DE
  7. Steve Smith – Baltimore Ravens, WR
  8. Marcell Dareus – Buffalo Bills, DT
  9. Antonio Gates – San Diego Chargers, TE
  10. Clay Matthews – Green Bay Packers, LB

With NFL Mobile from Verizon, fans can watch all NFL Network programming, including The Top 100 Players of 2015 series, on the go. NFL Mobile from Verizon offers Verizon Wireless customers the exclusive ability to stream NFL Network on their smartphone at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month.* Additionally, streaming on tablets, PCs and Xbox One and 360 is available through Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/Watch) for eligible subscribers of AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more providers.

Fans can see the full list week-by-week as it is revealed and read analysis of each ranking at NFL.com/top100.

NFL Total Access – Monday–Friday at 7:00 PM ET

NFL Total Access airs at 7:00 PM ET Monday – Friday on NFL Network.

Tuesday, June 9

  • Hosts: Dan Hellie & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: LaDainian Tomlinson & Solomon Wilcots

Wednesday, June 10

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis
  • Analysts: Curtis Conway & Solomon Wilcots
  • Guest: Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt

Thursday, June 11

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Lindsay Rhodes
  • Analysts: Curtis Conway & Solomon Wilcots

Friday, June 12

  • Hosts: Rhett Lewis & Lindsay Rhodes
  • Analysts: Eric Davis & Solomon Wilcots

Throwback Thursday – Thursday, June 11

Every Thursday night, NFL Network takes a look back through the NFL Films vault for a blast from the past with throwback programming.

This week’s programming features:

  • 1:00 PM ET – NFL Game of the Week: Minnesota Vikings vs. St. Louis Rams, 1999 NFC Divisional Round
  • 2:00 PM ET – Super Bowl Classics: Super Bowl XXXIV – St. Louis Rams vs. Tennessee Titans
  • 5:00 PM ET – NFL’s Top 10: Team Turnarounds
  • 6:00 PM ET – NFL’s Top 10: Receiving Corps
  • 8:00 PM ET – Kurt Warner: A Football Life
  • 9:00 PM ET – Rush to Canton: Marshall Faulk
  • 10:00 PM ET – America’s Game: 1999 St. Louis Rams

Week 13 NFL Game Rewind & NFL Replay – Sunday, June 14 at 1:00 PM ET

Re-live the best games from Week 13 of the 2014 NFL season Sunday, June 14 at 1:00 PM ET.

Provided below is Sunday’s schedule:

  • 1:00 PM ET – NFL Game Rewind – New York Giants vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
  • 1:30 PM ET – NFL Replay – New Orleans Saints vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
  • 3:00 PM ET – NFL Replay – San Diego Chargers vs. Baltimore Ravens
  • 4:30 PM ET – NFL Replay Game of the Week – New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers

NFL Now

NFL Now is the League’s next-generation video service, providing fans access to the largest digital library of NFL video anywhere, accessible through apps and browsers across an array of Internet-connected devices. Offered for free with a premium tier, NFL Now allows fans to customize their own video stream of short-form videos and highlights from NFL Media and all 32 NFL clubs.

The NFL…Personalized: Fans can select their favorite NFL teams and players and upload their NFL.com Fantasy roster, and NFL Now dynamically personalizes each fan’s viewing experience. The customization grows over time, as the content engine learns each fan’s preferences and fine tunes the video stream, to the point where no two registered fans will have the same experience on NFL Now.

Provided below is a weekly schedule of NFL Now content:

  • Live streaming events and select news conferences
  • Michael Fabiano personalized fantasy analysis
  • Daily, personalized NFL analysis from Brian Billick, Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah, Brian Baldinger, Bucky Brooks and others
  • Instant in-game highlights for every game as wells as a personalized highlight Game Center for NFL.com fantasy leagues
  • In-depth analysis for all 32 teams every day
  • 1,200 new NFL Club-produced segments available per week
  • Over 1,000 NFL Films titles available on NFL Now Plus

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NFL Editorial Content – Daily on NFL.com

  • Michael Silver

o    To read his columns: http://on.nfl.com/1lwmZ3q

  • Judy Battista

o   To read her other columns: http://on.nfl.com/17S17El

  • NFL.com’s Around the NFL Blog

o    Get the latest news & information from around the league with NFL.com’s Around the NFL blog

o    Follow on Twitter: @AroundTheNFL

Catch all of NFL Media’s writers work here:  http://www.nfl.com/news

NFL.com’s College Football 24/7

Get all of the latest news and analysis recapping the 2015 NFL Draft with NFL Media’s College Football 24/7 online, on Twitter and on the podcast.

Additionally, @NFL_CFB on Twitter provides the latest insight regarding the 2015 NFL Draft.

NFL.com Presents Weekly Podcasts

  • Dave Dameshek Football Program
  • Around the NFL
  • Move The Sticks – Miami Dolphins Executive Vice President, Football Operations Mike Tannenbaum

To listen to all of NFL.com’s podcasts, visit:

http://www.nfl.com/podcast

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NFL Network Programming Schedule

Day-by-Day Programming Schedule:

To view the entire NFL Network programming schedule, please visit: http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/networkschedule

NFL Mobile from Verizon

All of NFL Network’s coverage is available digitally across platforms. NFL Mobile from Verizon offers Verizon Wireless customers the exclusive ability to stream NFL Network content on smartphones. Access is included at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month. For more information about NFL Mobile from Verizon access, visit your app store or vzw.com/nfl. Data usage applies for app download and use.

NFL Network Live Streaming

Watch NFL Network anytime, anywhere at NFL.com/Watch.  Live streaming is accessible on PCs, tablets and Xbox for authenticated NFL Network subscribers via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more distributors. In addition, Verizon Wireless customers can access live streaming on smartphones via NFL Mobile.  Learn more by going to www.NFL.com/watch

NFL Media Programming Notes — May 13-18

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NFL_Network_2012_LogoNFL MEDIA PROGRAMMING NOTES (5/13 – 5/18)

 

  • NFL Network Shows and Scheduled Guests
  • The Top 100 Players of 2015 – Players Ranked No. 90-81 Revealed TONIGHT at 9:00 PM ET

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions airs at 10:00 PM ET

  • NFL Total Access – Monday–Saturday at 7:00 PM ET

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: NFL Total Access: Special Edition airs TONIGHT starting at 5:00 PM ET

  • Week 10 NFL Replay – Sunday, May 17 at 1:30 PM ET
  • NFL Now
  • NFL Network’s Day-by-Day Programming
  • NFL.com Content
  • NFL.com Editorial Content
  • NFL.com/CFB247
  • NFL.com Podcast Central
  • NFL Mobile from Verizon
  • NFL Network Live Streaming

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The Top 100 Players of 2015 – Players Ranked No. 90 – 81 Revealed TONIGHT at 9:00 PM ET

The Top 100 Players of 2015 continues tonight at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network, revealing players ranked No. 90 – 81. At 10:00 PM ET, Lindsay Rhodes, LaVar Arrington and Eric Davis host The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show, providing reaction to the players revealed.

Provided below are some notes on the 10 players to be revealed between No. 90 – 81:

  • Two offensive players making their first appearance on the Top 100 list since 2012
  • Four players making their debut on the Top 100 list
  • A past Defensive Player of the Year

Tonight on The Top 100 Players of 2015 Reactions show, one player ranked between No. 90 – 81 will join the show in-studio.

Last week, players ranked No. 100 – 91 were revealed:

  1. Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers, WR
  2. Calais Campbell – Arizona Cardinals, DE
  3. Adam Vinatieri – Indianapolis Colts, K
  4. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens, QB
  5. Jurrell Casey – Tennessee Titans, DE
  6. Emmanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos, WR
  7. C.J. Mosley – Baltimore Ravens, LB
  8. Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys, TE
  9. Aaron Donald – St. Louis Rams, DT
  10. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots, WR/PR

With NFL Mobile from Verizon, fans can watch all NFL Network programming, including The Top 100 Players of 2015 series, on the go. NFL Mobile from Verizon offers Verizon Wireless customers the exclusive ability to stream NFL Network on their smartphone at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month.* Additionally, streaming on tablets, PCs and Xbox One and 360 is available through Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/Watch) for eligible subscribers of AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more providers.

Fans can see the full list week-by-week as it is revealed and read analysis of each ranking at NFL.com/top100.

NFL Total Access – Special Edition Airs TONIGHT Starting at 5:00 PM ET

A special edition of NFL Total Access airs tonight at 5:00 PM ET on NFL Network providing continued live coverage and reaction of the suspension of Tom Brady and the punishments handed down to the New England Patriots, followed by a two-hour edition of NFL Total Access at 7:00 PM ET.

On Thursday, May 14 and Friday, May 15, NFL Total Access airs for two hours starting each night at 7:00 PM ET.

Week 10 NFL Replay – Sunday, May 17 at 1:30 PM ET

Re-live the best games from Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season with NFL Replay Sunday, May 17 starting at 1:30 PM ET on NFL Network:

  • 1:30 PM ET – Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills
  • 3:00 PM ET – Miami Dolphins vs. Detroit Lions
  • 4:30 PM ET – San Francisco 49ers vs. New Orleans Saints (30-minute edition)

NFL Replay offers an exclusive look at NFL games in a condensed, 90-minute, high-octane format. With the use of bonus NFL Films and NFL Network footage, including never-before-seen camera angles and coaches’ commentary, combined with exclusive wired sound from the field, locker rooms and sidelines, viewers will experience the game like never before.

NFL Now

NFL Now is the League’s next-generation video service, providing fans access to the largest digital library of NFL video anywhere, accessible through apps and browsers across an array of Internet-connected devices. Offered for free with a premium tier, NFL Now allows fans to customize their own video stream of short-form videos and highlights from NFL Media and all 32 NFL clubs.

The NFL…Personalized: Fans can select their favorite NFL teams and players and upload their NFL.com Fantasy roster, and NFL Now dynamically personalizes each fan’s viewing experience. The customization grows over time, as the content engine learns each fan’s preferences and fine tunes the video stream, to the point where no two registered fans will have the same experience on NFL Now.

Provided below is a weekly schedule of NFL Now content:

  • Live streaming events and select news conferences
  • Michael Fabiano personalized fantasy analysis
  • Daily, personalized NFL analysis from Brian Billick, Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah, Brian Baldinger, Bucky Brooks and others
  • Instant in-game highlights for every game as wells as a personalized highlight Game Center for NFL.com fantasy leagues
  • In-depth analysis for all 32 teams every day
  • 1,200 new NFL Club-produced segments available per week
  • Over 1,000 NFL Films titles available on NFL Now Plus

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NFL Editorial Content – Daily on NFL.com

  • Michael Silver

o    To read his columns: http://on.nfl.com/1lwmZ3q

  • Judy Battista

o   To read her other columns: http://on.nfl.com/17S17El

  • NFL.com’s Around the NFL Blog

o    Get the latest news & information from around the league with NFL.com’s Around the NFL blog

o    Follow on Twitter: @AroundTheNFL

Catch all of NFL Media’s writers work here:  http://www.nfl.com/news

NFL.com’s College Football 24/7

Get all of the latest news and analysis recapping the 2015 NFL Draft with NFL Media’s College Football 24/7 online, on Twitter and on the podcast.

Additionally, @NFL_CFB on Twitter provides the latest insight regarding the 2015 NFL Draft.

NFL.com Presents Weekly Podcasts

  • Dave Dameshek Football Program
  • Around the NFL
  • Move The Sticks

To listen to all of NFL.com’s podcasts, visit:

http://www.nfl.com/podcast

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NFL Network Programming Schedule

Day-by-Day Programming Schedule:

To view the entire NFL Network programming schedule, please visit: http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/networkschedule

NFL Mobile from Verizon

With NFL Mobile from Verizon watch every post season game including the 2015 Pro Bowl & Super Bowl XLIX live right on your smartphone, included with the MORE Everything Plan or an NFL Mobile premium subscription at $5/month. Learn more at NFL.com/mobile or download NFL Mobile from VZW at the Windows, iOS, Android, and Blackberry app stores.

NFL Network Live Streaming

Watch NFL Network anytime, anywhere at NFL.com/Watch.  Live streaming is accessible on PCs, tablets and Xbox for authenticated NFL Network subscribers via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more distributors.  In addition, Verizon Wireless customers can access live streaming on smartphones via NFL Mobile.  Learn more by going to www.NFL.com/watch

NFL Network Coverage of Tom Brady’s Suspension & Punishments Handed to Patriots

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NFL_Network_2012_LogoTonight, NFL Network’s NFL Total Access provided coverage of the suspension of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and the punishments handed to the Patriots by the NFL. Provided below are video links and comments from NFL Network analysts.

Tuesday, a special edition of NFL Total Access airs from 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM ET with coverage and reaction of Tom Brady’s suspension and the punishments handed to the Patriots.

NFL Network Analyst Kurt Warner

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-total-access/0ap3000000492202/Kurt-Warner-I-believe-Brady-suspension-is-more-than-fair

On his initial reaction to Tom Brady’s four-game suspension:

“I think my initial reaction is just surprise. That here is one of the greatest quarterbacks and the greatest players in our sport, and he’s been handed a four-game suspension for what the league believes is a situation where he tried to cheat or bend the rules or do something that gave him a competitive advantage. It just surprises you. It’s not necessarily a good or bad thing; it’s just I’m surprised that it’s come to this point. But I understand it. If you believe that he did something to get a competitive advantage, you compare it to maybe PEDs where people try to get a competitive advantage over their opponents. Four-game suspension – I understand that. You can add in the fact that where the Patriots have been before as an organization. You can add in the fact that maybe Tom wasn’t as forthcoming as a lot of people wanted him to be and I think a lot of people judged that as being guilty, whether it means that or not. I understand where the four games come from. I just have to say that just surprised overall.”

On if a four-game suspension is fair for the infraction:

“I do. If you believe that he did it, I believe this is more than fair. I’m a guy that believes if you do something to get a competitive advantage, that messes with the integrity of the game. That to me is what this is all about. It’s the precedent. Not how much did the deflated balls help you – I have no idea. Everybody can point to that game and say, ‘You guys killed Indy, it didn’t matter in the end so forget it, it, it’s not that big a deal.’ But I do believe it’s a big deal. I believe that people want to watch our sport, want to watch the best players in our sport and want to believe every time they go between those lines that it is a fair situation, it is a fair competition and the best players and the guys we consider the best players in our game are the ones that play the best in the moment and win. And that to me is what is so great about sports and the message we want to send, not just to the fans of our league but to young fans, to young kids that want to grow up to be like Tom Brady and other great players. That’s what we have to look at and I believe that’s where the punishment comes from. Again, a lot of circumstantial evidence but if you believe he did it, I think this is more than fair as far as what the Patriots are giving up or Tom Brady is giving up in this situation.”

NFL Network Analyst Michael Irvin

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On Tom Brady’s four-game suspension:

“I’m surprised. I’m shocked at the amount of games given here to Tom Brady for what we’re considering and now calling Deflategate. I’m absolutely shocked. You guys know the adoration and love that we give to quarterbacks…in this league and the control in this league. I am shocked that it was four games, I really am.”

On the affect Tom Brady’s suspension on the Patriots:

“You look at the division, you have to start thinking about ultimately can I get out of my division? That’s the most important. If I can get out of my division, if I can win my division still, I’m going to get into the playoffs. The Patriots are still in position to do that even missing Tom Brady the first four games of the season. They’re still in position to do that so they have an opportunity to get into the playoffs. But it will certainly affect this team, not only not having Tom Brady, [but] of course not having the secondary they had last season.”

NFL Network Analyst Marshall Faulk

On if the four-game suspension for Tom Brady was fair:

“The severity of the penalty and the actual crime, I know when you sit at home you’re like that seems like a lot. But when you think about what’s going to happen: Tom Brady is going to miss four games, they’ll pay $1 million, it will cost them some draft picks. But in reality if you ask some teams would they pay $1 million or have their quarterback sit out the next four games for a Super Bowl, I think they’ll say yes. Some teams would say yes, I’ll take it. Because you can’t change what it is. You can’t go back and change what it is. You really can’t look at the crime and does it fit? You have to think about what happens after that and what it allowed them to do. Not to mention, we don’t know how long it was going on or if this was a one-time thing. But all in all, I’m going to say this. I want them to get off my back about me calling the Patriots cheaters. Everybody in Boston thinks I hate the Patriots. I’m just like let’s just play the game. Let’s play fair.”

On if the punishment for the Patriots was more about the actual infraction or the lack of cooperation:

“I think it had to do with the lack of cooperation. I think this is something for quarterbacks to say. I know it’s easier to hold on as a running back to a ball that is a little bit deflated. But I don’t know how much of an advantage you really get from it. I think that part of it and I’ve heard a lot quarterbacks, they really got upset with Tom Brady when he made the statement at his press conference that I don’t know about the balls, I didn’t see a difference. Every quarterback, they were upset because they were saying your livelihood is about throwing this football; this is why each team gets their own footballs. I’m going to say it had more to do with what they did not give up, not cooperating. And the question is, by not cooperating who else was not implicated? I love Tom Brady. I think that Tom is one of the best – if not the best – quarterbacks to play in our league what he’s been able to do. People are talking about this tarnishes Brady – as long as Tom is not coming out and saying here is what I did and it’s not going to stop him from having a football career, Tom Brady is going to be Tom Brady. He’s going to go out there and continue to win football games.”

On the impact of Tom Brady missing the first four games of the season:

“I’m thinking back to what Bill Belichick was able to do without Tom Brady with Matt Cassel; won 11 games. Normally these suspensions, it takes a while before we hear them. Teams really don’t know what’s going on, they don’t know who they should get ready. But in this case, they have an opportunity to get their young guy ready. They have minicamps, they have training camp – they can get this guy ready to play and the pieces around him to help him those first four games. We call Bill Belichick one of the greatest coaches – if not the greatest coaches – playing our game what he’s been able to do in New England. He will have his team ready to play. If you step on that field thinking they don’t have Tom Brady, this is going to be a cakewalk – you’re going to lose football games. Matt Cassel won 11 games. They went 11-5 with Matt Cassel in the starting lineup when Tom Brady went down.”

On the punishments for the Patriots:

“We’re going to talk about this the whole season. Every time that there is a chance, we are going to talk about this. But for the Patriots, understand what this becomes for Bill Belichick. They are going to rally around this; it’s going to be them against the world. This cultivates the Patriot Way even more so. Tom Brady, the whole talking to the media, giving good answers and being honest, I think that’s going to end for Tom Brady. There is no more of that. He can now walk away because he has a reason to and only focus on football. They’re not going to talk about this anymore, I guarantee you that.”

NFL Network Analyst LaDainian Tomlinson

On the four-game suspension for Tom Brady:

“I really believe that Tom Brady would have only gotten two games if he would have been forthcoming with his phone and really took part in the investigation. I think they really came down tough on Tom Brady because he wasn’t forthcoming with his text messages and giving over his phone. So I do think in this case the crime fits the punishment because of that. Because we always talk about the integrity of the game and you can’t let things like this happen if you want to protect the integrity of the game. We always talk also about the past of the NFL, how they have handled decisions and been wrong about certain decisions. In this case, I think they absolutely got it right.”

NFL Network Analyst Charley Casserly

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On the Patriots’ punishment:

“The Patriots got off easy in my opinion, and here’s why. I was never in an NFL investigation so I don’t know what that’s like. But I can’t imagine – this is the NFL now, this is who you work for, they say we want X and you don’t give it to them. To me, when you fail to comply with a request, you’ve given them a free shot. That is a free shot for them to do what they want. So anything they could have done after you don’t cooperate, they could have done anything they wanted in my opinion. So why don’t you cooperate? If you don’t cooperate, you’re hiding something, correct? That’s the logic. The bottom line is they did not cooperate. Do you believe that [Tom] Brady was involved in this? I believe it. Let’s start with that premise; despite what other people say I believe Brady was involved…Second major violation by the organization. I would imagine last time – maybe this wasn’t said but I have to believe it was implied – don’t ever come back here again on my watch by the Commissioner.”

NFL Media Programming Notes: March 24-30

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NFL_Network_2012_LogoNFL Network Shows and Scheduled Guests

  • Bracketology: The Greatest Game of All Time
  • Mock Draft Live – Airs Wednesdays at 5:30 PM ET on NFL.com and NFL Now & 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network starting April 1
  • Path to the Draft – Monday–Friday at 6:00 PM ET
  • NFL Total Access – Monday–Saturday at 7:00 PM ET

SHOW HIGHLIGHT: St Louis Rams general manager Les Snead, Buffalo Bills general manager Doug Whaley and Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jason Licht on Tuesday, March 24; NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandino on Wednesday, March 25

  • NFL AM – Monday–Friday at 6:00 AM ET
  • NFL Now
  • NFL Network’s Day-by-Day Programming
  • NFL.com Content
  • NFL.com Editorial Content
  • NFL.com/CFB247
  • NFL.com Podcast Central
  • NFL Mobile from Verizon
  • NFL Network Live Streaming

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Bracketology: The Greatest Game of All Time

What is the greatest NFL game of all time?

NFL.com’s fourth annual edition of Bracketology seeks to answer the long-standing debate. This year, fans will decide the greatest game of all time by voting at NFL.com/bracketology.

The field of 32 games was decided by a panel of NFL Media analysts and is divided into four brackets. NFL.com’s Bracketology will have five rounds of voting in a typical bracket style format, with the game with the most votes within its matchup at the end of each round advancing to the next round.

Provided below is this year’s Bracketology schedule:

– Quarterfinals – Tuesday, March 24

– Semifinals – Friday, March 27

– Finals – Wednesday, April 1

– Winner Unveiled – Sunday, April 5

Weekdays at 1:00 PM ET through Tuesday, March 31, NFL Network will air 90-miniute NFL’s Greatest Games editions of select games from the bracket. On Thursday, April 2 and Friday, April 3 at 1:00 PM ET, NFL Network will air the full game broadcasts of the two games featured in the Finals, with the winning game revealed Sunday, April 5. The full game broadcast of the game determined by fans to be the greatest NFL game of all time will air Sunday, April 5 at 8:00 PM ET.

Fans will also be able to access all 32 games featured on the original list on NFL Now, and every game will be available in full on NFL.com.

Last year, NFL.com’s Bracketology voted on the greatest quarterback of all time (Johnny Unitas). In 2013, fans voted to determine the greatest team of all time (1976 Oakland Raiders) and in 2012 voted on the greatest play of all time (DeSean Jackson’s walk-off punt return for a touchdown against the New York Giants in 2010).

NFL Mock Draft Live – Wednesdays at 5:30 PM ET on NFL.com & NFL Now and 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network

NFL Mock Draft Live returns for the third consecutive year, airing Wednesdays at 5:30 PM ET on NFL.com and NFL Now, and at 9:00 PM ET on NFL Network, starting April 1.

See which prospects are shooting up the draft board and who’s falling out of the first round. Hosts Matt “Money” Smith and Molly Qerim, and analysts Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks, Lance Zierlein break down the latest mock drafts and player projections leading up to the 2015 NFL Draft in Chicago.

Each week, NFL Mock Draft Live’s experts release new mock drafts and reveal the best player fits for all 32 teams.

Additionally, NFL Mock Draft Live will interact with fans through social media to see “what’s trending” and which players fans want their teams to draft most.

Path to the Draft – Monday–Friday at 6:00 PM ET

With the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine in the books, the journey to Chicago and the 2015 NFL Draft continues with the return of NFL Network’s series Path to the Draft.

Path to the Draft airs Monday – Friday at 6:00 PM ET on NFL Network and provides in-depth analysis of all the top prospects, live coverage from Pro Days around the country, in-studio appearances and live interviews, and more leading up to the 2015 NFL Draft in Chicago.

NFL Network analysts Daniel Jeremiah, Charles Davis, Curtis Conway, Brian Baldinger and Charley Casserly join host Andrew Siciliano to delve into all 32 NFL team needs, break down which players can help each team and discuss where in the draft teams can select the players to help them next season.

Additionally, NFL Network’s draft expert Mike Mayock travels to each of the top Pro Days to provide on-location analysis and interviews.

NFL Total Access – Monday–Friday at 7:00 PM ET

NFL Total Access airs at 7:00 PM ET Monday – Friday on NFL Network.

Tuesday, March 24

  • Hosts: Dan Hellie & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Michael Robinson, Heath Evans
  • Guest: St. Louis Rams general manager Les Snead, Buffalo Bills general manager Doug Whaley and Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jason Licht

Wednesday, March 25

  • Hosts: Dan Hellie & Amber Theoharis
  • Analysts: Nate Burleson, Heath Evans
  • Guest: NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandino

Thursday, March 26

  • Hosts: Scott Hanson & Lindsay Rhodes
  • Analysts: Nate Burleson, Heath Evans

Friday, March 27

  • Hosts: Scott Hanson & Lindsay Rhodes
  • Analysts: Nate Burleson, Heath Evans

NFL AM – Daily Episodes at 6:00 AM ET; Re-Aires at 10:00 AM ET

Start the day off with the NFL. NFL AM airs Monday – Friday at 6:00 AM ET offering analysis, reports from correspondents in several NFL cities, interviews with players and coaches, and game highlights. A two-hour edition of NFL AM airs Monday – Friday starting at 10:00 AM ET.

Hosts Rhett Lewis and Erin Coscarelli are joined by analysts Eric Davis and LaVar Arrington each morning, setting the football conversation for the day.

NFL Now

NFL Now is the League’s next-generation video service, providing fans access to the largest digital library of NFL video anywhere, accessible through apps and browsers across an array of Internet-connected devices. Offered for free with a premium tier, NFL Now allows fans to customize their own video stream of short-form videos and highlights from NFL Media and all 32 NFL clubs.

The NFL…Personalized: Fans can select their favorite NFL teams and players and upload their NFL.com Fantasy roster, and NFL Now dynamically personalizes each fan’s viewing experience. The customization grows over time, as the content engine learns each fan’s preferences and fine tunes the video stream, to the point where no two registered fans will have the same experience on NFL Now.

Provided below is a weekly schedule of NFL Now content:

  • Live streaming events and select news conferences
  • Michael Fabiano personalized fantasy analysis
  • Daily, personalized NFL analysis from Brian Billick, Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah, Brian Baldinger, Bucky Brooks and others
  • Instant in-game highlights for every game as wells as a personalized highlight Game Center for NFL.com fantasy leagues
  • In-depth analysis for all 32 teams every day
  • 1,200 new NFL Club-produced segments available per week
  • Over 1,000 NFL Films titles available on NFL Now Plus

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NFL Editorial Content – Daily on NFL.com

  • Michael Silver

o    To read his columns: http://on.nfl.com/1lwmZ3q

  • Judy Battista

o   To read her other columns: http://on.nfl.com/17S17El

  • NFL.com’s Around the NFL Blog

o    Get the latest news & information from around the league with NFL.com’s Around the NFL blog

o    Follow on Twitter: @AroundTheNFL

Catch all of NFL Media’s writers work here:  http://www.nfl.com/news

NFL.com’s College Football 24/7

Get all of the latest news and analysis leading up to the 2015 NFL Draft with NFL Media’s College Football 24/7 online, on Twitter and on the podcast.

NFL.com/CFB247 provides the latest Mock Drafts, analysis and news from NFL Media’s stable of analysts, including Mike Mayock, Charles Davis, Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Lance Zierlein.

Additionally, @NFL_CFB on Twitter provides the latest insight leading up to the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine and Draft.

Download the College Football 24/7 Podcast on NFL.com and iTunes for more news and analysis.

NFL.com Presents Six Weekly Podcasts

  • Dave Dameshek Football Program
  • Around the NFL
  • The Coaches Show   
  • NFL Fantasy Live
  • Move The Sticks

To listen to all six of NFL.com’s podcasts, visit:

http://www.nfl.com/podcast

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NFL Network Programming Schedule

Day-by-Day Programming Schedule:

To view the entire NFL Network programming schedule, please visit: http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/networkschedule

NFL Mobile from Verizon

With NFL Mobile from Verizon watch every post season game including the 2015 Pro Bowl & Super Bowl XLIX live right on your smartphone, included with the MORE Everything Plan or an NFL Mobile premium subscription at $5/month. Learn more at NFL.com/mobile or download NFL Mobile from VZW at the Windows, iOS, Android, and Blackberry app stores.

NFL Network Live Streaming

Watch NFL Network anytime, anywhere at NFL.com/Watch.  Live streaming is accessible on PCs, tablets and Xbox for authenticated NFL Network subscribers via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more distributors.  In addition, Verizon Wireless customers can access live streaming on smartphones via NFL Mobile.  Learn more by going to www.NFL.com/watch

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Bracketology: The Greatest Game of All Time — Fans to Determine the Greatest NFL Game of All Time

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Fourth Annual NFL.com ‘Bracketology’ Begins Monday, March 16

32 Games Divided Into Four Brackets

Fans Can Access All 32 Games Featured on NFL Now

What is the greatest NFL game of all time?

NFL.com’s fourth annual edition of Bracketology seeks to answer the long-standing debate. Starting Monday, March 16, fans will decide the greatest game of all time by voting at NFL.com/bracketology.

The field of 32 games was decided by a panel of NFL Media analysts and is divided into four brackets. NFL.com’s Bracketology will have five rounds of voting in a typical bracket style format, with the game with the most votes within its matchup at the end of each round advancing to the next round.

Provided below is this year’s Bracketology schedule:

– Launch – Monday, March 16

– Round of 16 – Friday, March 20

– Quarterfinals – Tuesday, March 24

– Semifinals – Friday, March 27

– Finals – Wednesday, April 1

– Winner Unveiled – Sunday, April 5

Starting TODAY at 1:00 PM ET, and airing weekdays through Tuesday, March 31, NFL Network will air 90-miniute NFL’s Greatest Games editions of select games from the bracket. On Thursday, April 2 and Friday, April 3 at 1:00 PM ET, NFL Network will air the full game broadcasts of the two games featured in the Finals, with the winning game revealed Sunday, April 5. The full game broadcast of the game determined by fans to be the greatest NFL game of all time will air Sunday, April 5 at 8:00 PM ET.

Fans will also be able to access all 32 games featured on the original list on NFL Now, and every game will be available in full on NFL.com.

Last year, NFL.com’s Bracketology voted on the greatest quarterback of all time (Johnny Unitas). In 2013, fans voted to determine the greatest team of all time (1976 Oakland Raiders) and in 2012 voted on the greatest play of all time (DeSean Jackson’s walk-off punt return for a touchdown against the New York Giants in 2010).

Provided below are the matchups in the four brackets that fans will vote on:

Dynasty Makers

1. 1981 NFC Championship Game – Dallas Cowboys vs. San Francisco 49ers

8. 1983 NFC Championship Game – San Francisco 49ers vs. Washington Redskins

 

2. 1967 NFL Championship (The Ice Bowl) – Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers

7. 1971 AFC Divisional Round Game – Miami Dolphins vs. Kansas City Chiefs

 

3. Super Bowl XIII – Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Dallas Cowboys

6. 1992 AFC Wild Card Game – Houston Oilers vs. Buffalo Bills

 

4. Super Bowl XXXVI – St. Louis Rams vs. New England Patriots

5. 1992 NFC Championship Game – Dallas Cowboys vs. San Francisco 49ers

 

Individual Heroics

1. 1981 AFC Divisional Round Game – San Diego Chargers vs. Miami Dolphins

8. 2010 NFC Wild Card Game – New Orleans Saints vs. Seattle Seahawks

 

2. 1986 AFC Championship Game (The Drive) – Denver Broncos vs. Cleveland Browns

7. 2009 NFC Wild Card Game – Green Bay Packers vs. Arizona Cardinals

 

3. Super Bowl XLII – New York Giants vs. New England Patriots

6. 1975 NFC Divisional Round Game – Dallas Cowboys vs. Minnesota Vikings

 

4. Super Bowl XLIII – Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Arizona Cardinals

5. Super Bowl III – New York Jets vs. Indianapolis Colts

 

Crazy Endings

1. Super Bowl XXV – New York Giants vs. Buffalo Bills

8. Week 15, 2010 (Miracle at the New Meadowlands) – Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Giants

 

2. 1987 AFC Championship Game (The Fumble) – Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Broncos

7. 1972 AFC Divisional Round Game – Oakland Raiders vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

 

3. Super Bowl XLIX – Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots

6. Week 8, 2000 Monday Night Football – Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets

 

4. 2001 AFC Divisional Round Game (The Tuck Rule) – Oakland Raiders vs. New England Patriots

5. 1998 NFC Wild Card Game – Green Bay Packers vs. San Francisco 49ers

 

Great from the Get-Go

1. 1958 NFL Championship – Baltimore Colts vs. New York Giants

8. 2006 AFC Championship Game – New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts

 

2. 1966 NFL Championship – Green Bay Packers vs. Dallas Cowboys

7. 1986 AFC Divisional Round Game – New York Jets at Cleveland Browns

 

3. 1977 AFC Divisional Round Game (Ghost to the Post) – Oakland Raiders vs. Baltimore Colts

6. 2011 NFC Divisional Round Game – New Orleans Saints at San Francisco 49ers

 

4. 1980 NFC Divisional Round Game – Dallas Cowboys at Atlanta Falcons

5. 1990 NFC Championship Game – New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers

 

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For fans on the go, all NFL Network programming can also be streamed live on the NFL Mobile from Verizon app (NFL.com/mobile), the NFL app delivered on XBOX from Microsoft, and through Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/watch), with participating cable and satellite providers. For more information, log on to NFL.com/nflnetwork.  NFL.com is the exclusive internet home of NFL Network.

 

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