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Internet company contends it shouldn't be forced to pay royalties for use of players' names, statistics, photos, and other information in its online fantasy football game.

It was the expressions on the faces of the Labour backbenchers that told the story. Oh, they cheered at the right moments - when they remembered - and one or two even managed a cry of 'More, more!' but these were not happy bunnies. Most of the time they looked like those crowds of football fans 10 days ago, learning for certain that their team is relegated.Some were worse than others. The former home secretary Charles Clarke has a bushy beard and a red face. He wore a scowl that could smash a clay pigeon in mid-air. He looked like a Victorian paterfamilias who has just learned that his son has impregnated the parlourmaid.I have never seen the house quite so tense - fearful on one side, praying desperately for a blissful outcome on the other. Gordon Brown arrived to dutiful cheers. He began by reading out a list of seven dead British servicemen, and each name seemed like another toll of the mourning bell.Mike Weir, a Scots Nat, was first up. 'We are seeing the pathetic sight of the

Former coach and retired safety added to “Football Night in America” crew as analysts

The first decade of the 21st century is rapidly coming to a close, and it's been one of the most explosive periods in pro football history -- especially on offense, where it seems new records were set each and every year.

Rodney Harrison announced Wednesday that he's retiring from the NFL. "I'm done," he said in a conference call with reporters. "And I'm very much at peace with that. Football has been good to me. I wo...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Yahoo Inc. is suing the NFL Players Association to try to ensure it won't be sued for using player statistics, photos and other data for its popular online fantasy football game....

WHATEVER the result in tonight's State of Origin football clash in Melbourne, the Maroons have already won the battle online and internationally.

A hard hitter on the football field, Rodney Harrison wasted little time laying the lumber in his new role as an analyst for NBC, calling out quarterbacks Peyton Manning and Vince Young and even suggesting he wouldn't shy away from doing the same with former teammate Tom Brady.