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Boston University researchers have discovered 27 more cases of chronic brain damage in deceased football players, including 15 NFL players, which more than doubles the number of documented cases connecting football to long-term brain disease.

Many fans are choosing to watch NFL games at home, as opposed to paying ticket prices to see games at the stadium. Bob Ley talks to Darren Rovell about the NFL fan experience.

Some fans are trading in their season tickets for the convenience of home technology, which allows them to see more games in real time and keep up with their fantasy football teams.

Researchers have developed technology that could detect and measure the impact of blows to the head in real time during a game, but the NFL has yet to use it.

With the Eagles' disappointing start to the 2011 season, is coach Andy Reid's tenure with the team at risk?

Lester Munson on the legal ramifications of the allegations against Brett Favre