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Published on 07 October 2015

Combine technology advances with the soaring popularity of the NFL and you get a fast-growing list of opportunities for players to build a branded business today that has expanded markedly in recent months alone.

The list goes far beyond local business endorsements.

Fading fast are the days of players working offseason jobs....

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Published on 01 October 2015

With technology enabling companies to enhance and advance their strategies, you don't often hear of tech keeping companies from reaching their business potential.

But that's precisely the case with mobile application development …

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Published on 24 September 2015

Stats without analysis and context don't tell you much. It's interesting that the amount of data moved over the Super Bowl host stadium's Wi-Fi network nearly doubled from 3.2 terabytes in 2014 to 6.23 terabytes at SB 49 this past February. But why the huge rise in traffic?

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Published on 17 September 2015

NFL Football Operations' tech brain trust set out this year to determine if they could bring video to coaches and players with tablets on the sideline to take play review another step forward beyond even the color still pictures introduced on the mobile devices just last year

The concept was tested recently during the preseason.

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Published on 10 September 2015

Are you ready for some tailgating?

With the season-opening Sunday just days away, those tailgaters who haven't to check out an important list of tech-driven items designed to make you pre- and post-game gathering far more than a pile of gray charcoal briquettes, an empty container of lighter fluid and a full rubbish bag.

Mobile satellite TV systems (antenna and receiver), advanced multi-function coolers, power supplies that don't kill your car battery and ever-enhanced game day live apps are among the keys to a next-level tailgate this season. But don't forget a no-tech canopy or tent to shield folks from the elements.

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Published on 09 September 2015

Looking to drive mobile video streaming upward, Verizon Wireless has eliminated the $5 a month charge for the popular and newly improved NFL Mobile app and is now making it available to customers on all its service plans.

In addition, the wireless provider is making the addictive NFL Red Zone channel – which features league-wide scoring drive check ins in real time along with bonus game in progress coverage to fill the blanks – available as an add-on for $1.99 a month.

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