NFL: Cameras ordered for locker rooms
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The NFL has ordered all teams to have cameras in their locker rooms next season, with video shown only on stadium scoreboards. It's part of commissioner Roger Goodell's initiative for "enhancing the fan experience in our stadiums." The videos will be available on team apps as well.
Each team will operate the cameras and will determine what is shown on the video boards and apps.
Preseason telecasts
The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens and the team they beat, the San Francisco 49ers, each will make one national TV appearance during the preseason this summer.
The Ravens play the third of their four-game preseason schedule on Aug. 22, hosting Carolina on ESPN. San Francisco concludes its exhibition schedule with a home game against Minnesota on Aug. 25 on NBC.
Earlier that afternoon, New Orleans visits Houston on Fox.
Dallas plays Miami in the Hall of Fame game on Aug. 4 on NBC to open the preseason. Other highlights among nationally televised games are Pittsburgh at Washington on Aug. 19 and Seattle at Green Bay on Aug. 23.
Hanson retires
Detroit Lions kicker Jason Hanson is retiring after 21 seasons. The 42-year-old Hanson said he thought about returning, but problems with his heel prompted him to call it a career.
- Associated Press
