Detroit Lions sold out for 42nd consecutive regular season home game; Vikings return unused tickets.

Since the attacks of September 11th, citizens of the world, especially Americans have pleaded for solutions. LIM Associate Publisher and Cofounder, Elyahou Lallouz seems to think that Jim Brown may just be the man with some answers.

Canon U.S.A., Inc., announced today that it has renewed its longstanding sponsorship agreement with the NFL. Canon has been the "Official Camera of the NFL" since 1984, making it the league's longest-tenured sponsor. The new deal is a four-year extension through the 2010 season.

GMC announced today elements of its 2007 NFL advertising and marketing campaign that runs the duration of the season. The GMC campaign will highlight their NFL and ESPN partnerships as well as their Professional Grade line up of vehicles; specifically the all new Acadia, Sierra Denali and Yukon Denali.

Samsung Electronics America Inc., the market leader in HDTVs, is proud to announce the company will be continuing its successful sponsorship as the Official HDTV of the NFL with a new multi-year sponsorship contract.

DIRECTV continues to push the boundaries of how and where fans view their sports programming with the launch of a new service that will enable its 2007 NFL SUNDAY TICKET(TM) customers to access their games in more ways and from more places than ever before.

First it was the players. Then it was the punters. Now the latest casualty of NFL arrest-itis is Fox broadcaster Bill Maas. Maas didn't just get pulled over on a reckless driving charge, or some other small transgression. Nope, Maas went all the way Pac-Man style; guns, women, and drugs:

PLAY: The New York Times Sports Magazine reports in its June 3 issue that Wall Streeter Bill Hambrecht and Google executive Tim Armstrong are launching a professional football league, called United Football League (UFL) to compete with the N.F.L., and have lined up billionaire Mark Cuban as their first team owner.

According to WWLTV.com in Louisiana, the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has conformed that they have found the body of New England Patriots DL Marquise Hill. Hill had been missing since Sunday night after suffering a jet ski accident on Lake Pontchartrain. According to published reports, Hill's body was discovered at roughly 2:15 p.m. eastern time.