Get NFL Sunday Ticket Now For All Your Football Needs!

Basketball season is over, baseball hasn’t even reached the halfway mark, so you just know that with NFL training camps now open, it’s the upcoming football season that’s mostly on your mind. And besides holding your breathe worrying about their favorite player suffering some season-ending injury, football fans can’t wait for the season to begin because that's where the real fun starts. I know for me it’ll be particularly interesting to see how the Jets are going to do this season what with all the changes they made during the off-season.

But like most football fans I’m no season-ticket holder (and we all know how hard it is to get football tickets during the season), yet I can’t think of a better way to watch my Jets this season than with the Direct TV NFL Sunday Ticket. The NFL Sunday Ticket allows you to pick from a wide selection of games during the regular season, while offering a slew of packages (like the excellent SuperFan package) each suited your grid-iron needs. For the hardcore football fan, the DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket is the only deal in town, letting you keep tabs on 14 games at once.

Indeed, the NFL package is absolutely necessary if you’re a football nut, especially exquisite if you have high definition TV. Get in touch with Direct TV on there website now so you can take quick advantage on their tremendous deals on sports, movies, business, family and/or HD programs. You can get a quote on deals that offer you much better rates than cable TV. But, of course, if you’re a football fan, it’s the NFL TV Package that you'll really be checking for first and I don't blame you.

Don Shula: Put Asterisk On Pats If They Break Record

Considering the way the insular NFL coaching club operates, this is pretty heavy language from a Hall of Fame coach:

Don Shula likes the Patriots' chances of going undefeated, but the Bill Belichick-inspired spying scandal has clouded Shula's thinking when comparing New England with his unbeaten 1972 Dolphins team.

"The Spygate thing has diminished what they've accomplished," Shula said in an interview with the New York Daily News. "You would hate to have that attached to your accomplishments. They've got it."

Belichick was fined $500,000 and the Patriots were fined $250,000 and lost a first-round draft pick for videotaping the Jets' opposing sideline during the teams' season-opening game.

"That tells you the seriousness or significance of what they found," Shula said, according to the Daily News. "I guess you got the same thing as putting an asterisk by Barry Bonds' home run record. "I guess it will be noted that the Patriots were fined and a No. 1 draft choice was taken away during that year of accomplishment. The sad thing is Tom Brady looks so good, it doesn't look like he needs any help."

Roger Goddell Says No Again To Pacman Jones

The NFL commish does the right thing by staying true to his word. Buying some kids tickets to watch you wrestle doesn't come close to showing that you've learned your lesson. Staying out of trouble with the law, getting some new friends and accepting blame for all the trouble you've caused, will.

Pats vs. Colts Highest Rated Regular NFL Game In 20 Years

The game itself wasn't great, but it was still pretty good. And considering how the Pats overcame a "suspect" home crowd, bad officiating and 10-point deficit with only 8 minutes left in the game, I think it's safe to say that if Bill Belichick wants it (and I think he does), his team will go undefeated this season.

NFL Bans Michael Vick Indefinitely

He'll probably never wear an NFL jersey again. And deservedly so.

NFL Needs To Get Rid of "Pacman" Jones

Put aside the fact that a man is lying paralyzed allegedly because of some brohaha started by him, because "Popeye" Jones is also a coward who spits on women, has a violent temper and has proven to be nothing but a nutcase ever since he came into the league. Just get rid of him. Now.

JacksonSun.com:

Contrary to the catchy marketing slogan, what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.

Not when you're Pacman Jones. Not when you're at the scene of a shooting where three people are wounded.

And not when your team, the Tennessee Titans, finds itself being criticized locally and nationally.

Jones hasn't been charged or named a suspect since Monday's incident at a Las Vegas strip club, but public relations experts, talk radio hosts, NFL analysts and fans said Friday that the image of the Titans - and to a lesser extent Nashville - was being damaged by the publicity.

"This guy plays for the Tennessee Titans, and that looks bad for them and the entire community,'' said Dan Pinger, president of Dan Pinger Public Relations in Cincinnati, where nine Bengals were arrested in the past year. "People outside the city say, 'Look at Cincinnati, oh my gosh, they have a huge problem.' Well with (Jones), people are thinking there must be a problem there, because things keep happening with this guy and management is not getting on top of it.''

Jones has been questioned, named or arrested in connection with at least eight incidents involving police since the Titans drafted him in 2005, so his image had been under fire.

"But I don't know that Nashville's image or Tennessee's image has taken that big a hit," said Dave Mahler, host of a radio sports talk show in Seattle. "I hope people are smart enough to see this is a Pacman Jones problem and not a Nashville, Tennessee, problem.''