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Thursday, November 12, 2009

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Watch NFL Network Online | Schedule on Television Today -- The National Football League’s television arrangement alcove 25 percent added households than in March, partly because of its RedZone approach that caters to fantasy football enthusiasts, said Kim Williams, arch operating administrator for the NFL Network.

Williams said new administration agreements with companies such as Comcast Corp., the U.S.’s better cable provider, and DirecTV Group Inc., the U.S’s better satellite-television provider -- forth with absorption in the Network’s NFL RedZone approach -- has added the amount of homes area the Arrangement is accessible to 53 actor from 42 million.

The NFL Arrangement represents one of the areas area the alliance can access its $8 billion-a-year acquirement in a bazaar area it already is the No. 1 sport. The arrangement tonight will appearance the aboriginal of eight reside amateur this season, a antagonism amid the Chicago Bears and the San Francisco 49ers. The league’s six-year-old approach aswell shows highlights, news, archetypal bold replays and interviews with players and coaches.

“We’ve had some absolute absolute momentum,” Williams said in an interview. “That’s a appealing abundant section of advance in six months. That tells me that the admirers accept spoken, it tells me our distributors like the artefact and that we action a apartment of assets that are appealing valuable.”

The NFL Network starts broadcasting its weekly game on Thursday. Here’s a peek at the schedule:

This Week: Thursday at 8:00 PM ET
Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers
(Mike Singletary, coach, hosts his old team, for whom he played middle linebacker)

Week 11: Thursday, November 19 at 8:00 PM ET
Miami Dolphins at Carolina Panthers
(Wildcat vs. mild cats)

Week 12: Thursday, November 26 at 8:00 PM ET
Giants at Denver Broncos (Thanksgiving)
(A Giants game at Denver triggers memories of a different world — the Giants played there on the night before 9/11.)

Week 13: Thursday, December 3 at 8:00 PM ET
Jets at Buffalo Bills (in Toronto)
(This is a break for the Jets, right? Sanchez didn’t play well against the Bills in poor conditions at home. Now he gets to play indoors, and Buffalo loses much of its home-crowd advantage.)

Week 14: Thursday, December 10 at 8:00 PM ET
Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns
(The rivalry aspect should make it a game for at least a while)

Week 15: Thursday, December 17 at 8:00 PM ET
Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars
(The Colts may not have much to play for by this point)

Week 15: Saturday, December 19 at 8:00 PM ET
Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints
(This one looks juicy. Romo vs. Brees)

Week 16: Friday, December 25 at 7:00 PM ET
San Diego Chargers at Tennessee Titans

NFL vice president of officiating Mike Pereira said Wednesday night on NFL Network that there was a slight mistake in the Philadelphia Eagles-Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday night.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was ruled short after a quarterback dive on a fourth-and-1 with 11:01 to play in the fourth quarter. Eagles coach Andy Reid challenged the ruling and after a review, the referees said the ruling on the field was correct. It cost the Eagles their final timeout of the game, something that would come back to haunt them later.

Pereira said of the spot by referee Walt Coleman: "I think I would have moved it."

Replays showed that McNabb landed near the edge of the Eagles logo but the ball was spotted behind that. Pereira said the ball should have been moved a few inches, but he wasn't sure if it would have given the Eagles a first down.

"I haven't talked to [Pereira]. From what he said, he might have changed it some but it still wasn't close," Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said Thursday. "I have to talk to Mike. We would have stopped them anyway even if they would have made it.

"It wasn't a touchdown, it was a first down but they didn't make it. I'm telling you, I was watching it and the [official] spotted it exactly where [McNabb was down]. He took the ball from his hands and put it right there. Now I don't know how you can spot it any better than that. [McNabb] never reached out."

Phillips, in a discussion with reporters, demonstrated how the official took the ball from McNabb and spotted the ball. The Cowboys coach is being careful what he says because he doesn't want to get fined by the league for criticizing the officials.

Phillips said he wouldn't second-guess whether or not Reid should have challenged the call but did say 29 percent of challenges regarding the spot for a first down is overturned.

"Spotting the ball is hard to challenge," Phillips said.

NFL teams have converted 62 percent of fourth-and-1 plays, and the Eagles rank 28th in the league at 25 percent. The Cowboys are the only NFL team without attempting a fourth-and-1 play in the league.
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