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Huge news out of Silicon Valley today for those of us who get our NFL football from those low-rent, seedy piracy streaming web sites. Soon, NFL football might be broadcast on a different streaming site that's a little less seedy. Thanks to a meeting taking place today between NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Google CEO Larry Page, up-for-grabs NFL Sunday Ticket package could be coming to the world's most popular video sharing site YouTube. Tech blog AllThingsD has the scoop that top Google and NFL executives met today, and that selling NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube was one of the items on the agenda. NFL Sunday Ticket currently belongs to DirecTV, but that contract expires after the 2014 season and the package is currently being shopped to other networks and media entities. AllThingsD confirms that Sunday Ticket on YouTube was on the meeting's agenda. The Wall Street Journal got confirmation that the meeting did indeed take place today. Keep in mind that there is no way that NFL Sunday Ticket would ever be free, even if it were on YouTube. But it might be cheaper than it is now, using that special Google magic of snooping targeted information about users and then showing them ads based on their interests. DirecTV cannot target advertising very well at all.

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Aug. 21 - Jones-Drew's history has almost become a clich��: withstand a flood of doubt, surprise everyone, then get rewarded with further doubt. He chose No. 32 because that's the number of teams that passed on him in the 2006 draft. Then he went to three Pro Bowls. He underwent microfracture surgery on his knee and then led the league with 1, 606 yards in 2011. He held out for more money last season and then averaged more than 100 yards in his first three games. Now a rusher who should be in the prime of career �C he's 28, same age as Peterson �C is a question mark again. "People say I fell off, " he says. "I haven't lost a step. If anything, I've gained because I was off for 10 months. I wasn't doing anything." There are a couple of reasons the Jaguars fit their star runner better than before. They have No. 2 overall pick Luke Joeckel on the line now, and monster tackle Eugene Monroe (at 6'5", 308 lbs.) played all 16 games last year for the first time in his career. Those guys should give Jones-Drew some daylight. The Jaguars' new blocking scheme is more tailored to Jones-Drew's style, as well. There's not as much straight downhill stuff. "It's more of an outside zone, stretch and cut, " he says. "That fits my game a little bit better than things we've done in the past." So go ahead and wait for the third round to grab the former UCLA star. Most places have him ranked near Matt Forte, David Wilson, and DeMarco Murray.

Aug. 21 - Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy has led the franchise to four straight playoff appearances, including a win in Super Bowl XLV in 2010 and two consecutive division titles the last two seasons. But despite a combined 26-6 regular-season record those last two seasons, the team has not only been unable to get back to the Super Bowl, but it also hasn't even managed to reach the conference title game, derailed by the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers, respectively. So what will it take for the Pack to truly be back? Only time, and a really good season, will tell. So here are five players to keep an eye on this season when it comes to the Green Bay Packers: QB Aaron Rodgers: The numbers are simply phenomenal. Since taking over as the Packers' starting signal-caller in 2008, the Super Bowl XLV champion and 2011 league MVP has thrown nearly four times as many touchdown passes (170) as interceptions (45). RB Eddie Lacy: It hasn't been for a lack of trying, but McCarthy's club has struggled to run the football in recent seasons with very little success. WR Randall Cobb: The emergence of the explosive two-year veteran is but one of perhaps many reasons the Packers weren't in a rush to re-sign veteran wideout Greg Jennings. DE Datone Jones: In 2011, the Green Bay defense slipped to dead last in the NFL in yards allowed and gave up the most passing yards in a season in league history. CB Casey Hayward: The second-round pick of a year ago had a huge impact in his debut campaign. Heyward totaled 53 tackles and rolled up team-highs with six interceptions and 21 passes defensed.

Huge news out of Silicon Valley today for those of us who get our NFL football from those low-rent, seedy piracy streaming web sites. Soon, NFL football might be broadcast on a different streaming site that's a little less seedy. Thanks to a meeting taking place today between NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Google CEO Larry Page, up-for-grabs NFL Sunday Ticket package could be coming to the world's most popular video sharing site YouTube. Tech blog AllThingsD has the scoop that top Google and NFL executives met today, and that selling NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube was one of the items on the agenda. NFL Sunday Ticket currently belongs to DirecTV, but that contract expires after the 2014 season and the package is currently being shopped to other networks and media entities. AllThingsD confirms that Sunday Ticket on YouTube was on the meeting's agenda. The Wall Street Journal got confirmation that the meeting did indeed take place today. Keep in mind that there is no way that NFL Sunday Ticket would ever be free, even if it were on YouTube. But it might be cheaper than it is now, using that special Google magic of snooping targeted information about users and then showing them ads based on their interests. DirecTV cannot target advertising very well at all.

Aug. 21 - Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy has led the franchise to four straight playoff appearances, including a win in Super Bowl XLV in 2010 and two consecutive division titles the last two seasons. But despite a combined 26-6 regular-season record those last two seasons, the team has not only been unable to get back to the Super Bowl, but it also hasn't even managed to reach the conference title game, derailed by the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers, respectively. So what will it take for the Pack to truly be back? Only time, and a really good season, will tell. So here are five players to keep an eye on this season when it comes to the Green Bay Packers: QB Aaron Rodgers: The numbers are simply phenomenal. Since taking over as the Packers' starting signal-caller in 2008, the Super Bowl XLV champion and 2011 league MVP has thrown nearly four times as many touchdown passes (170) as interceptions (45). RB Eddie Lacy: It hasn't been for a lack of trying, but McCarthy's club has struggled to run the football in recent seasons with very little success. WR Randall Cobb: The emergence of the explosive two-year veteran is but one of perhaps many reasons the Packers weren't in a rush to re-sign veteran wideout Greg Jennings. DE Datone Jones: In 2011, the Green Bay defense slipped to dead last in the NFL in yards allowed and gave up the most passing yards in a season in league history. CB Casey Hayward: The second-round pick of a year ago had a huge impact in his debut campaign. Heyward totaled 53 tackles and rolled up team-highs with six interceptions and 21 passes defensed.