How to Follow the NFL on the Internet

By eHow Internet Editor

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The Internet makes it possible to get the latest news around the league, from weekly game reports to individual statistics, with just a click.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

Modems
Internet Access
Internet Service Providers

Step1

Browse through the official NFL site. NFL.com features game day news and statistics, including graphical drive charts and video highlights of each week's games from NFL Films.

Step2

Browse independent sites that feature the NFL. ESPN.com, CBS.SportsLine.com, and SI.com all provide team-by-team notes as well as columns written by national observers.

Step3

Browse Sportspages.com for further coverage. The site links users to all the local newspaper sports pages in each of the 31 NFL markets.

Step4

Browse ABCSports.com on Monday nights. ABCSports.com features "Enhanced TV," which allows viewers access to live statistics as the Monday Night Game progresses.

Step5

Bookmark each of your favorite NFL Web sites for easier access.

Tips & Warnings

Start with a wide list of sites and narrow your list based on your personal preferences.
Want to go deeper? NFL.com links users to the official Web sites of all 31 teams. These sites provide daily in-depth information on each team written by local beat reporters.