As the National Football League ups the ante with its Super Bowl 50 app, high-tech venues and behavior-tracking apps in stadiums will become commonplace in the coming years.
The NFL will also announce an "over-the-top" streaming agreement soon.
The Carolina Panthers are a relatively young franchise and will look to leave a permanent mark on the team's history in Super Bowl 50.
Law enforcement stepped up security ahead of the football showdown in Santa Clara, California.
By airing special Super Bowl content on Nickelodeon, the NFL is hoping to build a new base of fans.
"Banned" Super Bowl ads join a growing list of ways marketers try to grab attention in the runup to the big game.
If you’re one of the 1 million to 2 million people planning to live-stream the Super Bowl on a computer or mobile device, it will get complicated.
The price for placing an ad that airs during the big game has spiked by more than 75 percent in the last decade.
More than 80 puppies pawed their way to New York to be a part of the taping of Puppy Bowl XII to be shown on Animal Planet on Super Bowl Sunday.
The Super Bowl is like Christmas for TV advertisers, and it starts earlier and earlier each year.
The stadium in California can hold nearly 70,000 people, making it a possible target for attack.
Los Angeles fans celebrate after NFL owners vote to move St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles.
League owners decided Tuesday that the St. Louis franchise could relocate, and offered the San Diego Chargers the option of sharing a stadium with them.
After the main source in a documentary recanted, journalist Deborah Davies said Sunday she has a second credible source.
A former intern at the Guyer Institute in Indiana now says the NFL quarterback did not use human growth hormone.
City aldermen voted 17-10 Friday to contribute $150 million to construction of a $1.1 billion stadium -- in hopes of preventing the team's relocation to Los Angeles.
Two owners involved in the NFL's L.A. relocation efforts are hoping for a January vote on the issue.
In 1934, an enterprising NFL team owner in Detroit started what has become a pro football tradition.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers called a fan's shouted comment during a moment of silence part of a "prejudicial ideology."
Oakland Raider Ray-Ray Armstrong could be charged with a third-degree felony in Pennsylvania, punishable by up to seven years behind bars and a $15,000 fine.
Some fear Houston could see a negative economic impact after voters rejected the Equal Rights Ordinance, but the NFL hasn't canceled Super Bowl plans.
Mark Fabiani, the Chargers' top official on possible relocation to Los Angeles, expressed skepticism about progress on a new stadium in San Diego.