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Football Aficionados to Have a Ball with Live Streaming Coverage

January 03, 2012

(SPORTS TECHNOLOGY)

The NFL arena is heating up as teams prepare to battle it out to earn a trip to the big game and with the playoffs starting, each participant is fervently hoping for the strong showing. With the mounting excitement and NFL's popularity soaring even higher, LiveFootballPass software and the website promise to provide live coverage of the playoff games.


Football fans will be now able to watch the playoffs and NFL football online live on the Internet as the LiveFootballPass software continues to stream NFL games, which will culminate with Super Bowl XLVI.

The Super Bowl is scheduled to be played at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on February 5, 2012 and will determine the champion of the 2011 regular season. The teams that make it to the finals are the ones that come through unscathed after the divisional and wild card playoffs.

Aficionados can have a 24x7 fill of each game, will get to watch each team in action and also be able to follow all the exciting action without missing out on anything.

In order to watch the games, all users need to do is connect to the website, register, login to the members area and watch NFL football online without missing out on any contest during that season. The best part is that the games can be watched without any disconcerting interruptions.

Favorite moments can be recorded with the free digital video recorder. High quality viewing is guaranteed. However, in case something does go wrong, the live chat offered by the LiveFootballPass website allows viewers to talk to the dedicated technical support team to sort out the problem.

Fans of various teams are keeping their fingers crossed hoping that their favorites will make it through to the finals. The LiveFootballpass website promises some real entertainment.

TMCnet reported that CBS, Fox and NBC renewed their contracts with NFL for nine years through the 2022 season. The average fees from the three networks will increase by an average of seven percent annually taking the total revenue from them to 3.1 billion by 2022.


Mini Swamy is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Rich Steeves