New rules call on NFL teams to make their players and coaches more available to NFL broadcasters during games. Here's what it looks like.
NFL broadcasters are getting more access to teams: Here’s how they’re using it
Read Also
- Alisson an injury doubt for Bournemouth clash
- Barça's Bonmatí: Liga F must follow WSL's lead
- 2024 MLS awards: Lucho or Cucho for MVP? Supporters' Shield Miami-bound?
- 'What would Johnny want us to do?' How the Blue Jackets are approaching this season
- From Porzingis to Butler: Key injury returns ahead of the 2024-25 NBA season
- Sources: Embiid agrees to 3-year, $192.9M deal
- NFL Week 3 game guide: Matchup keys, predictions and score picks for every game
- Club director confirms rejecting €20m bid from Arsenal for star player
- Sonia Bompastor on pressure, squad depth and succeeding Emma Hayes
- Conte and Buongiorno Had a Chance of Going to Juventus
Latest The Athletic
- How good can Ohio State's defense be? Arvell Reese's growth illustrates staggering depth
- McLaren F1 to adjust controversial rear wing design after rival concerns, FIA request
- Portuguese league to plant 200 trees for every goal scored after wildfires
- Sad decline of long shots? Raya's remarkable double save, FIFA's emergency meeting
- Arsenal's long-ball approach against Atalanta was flawed - and failed
- Wilson Odobert set for period out with hamstring injury, Yves Bissouma in contention to return
- Max Verstappen ordered to complete public interest work for inappropriate language at Singapore Grand Prix
- Joel Embiid, 76ers agree to max extension worth $301 million: Sources
- Can men's pro golf work with PGA Tour, LIV still divided?
- Wolves's Boubacar Traore unavailable until Christmas after knee surgery