During the first half of Thursday night's Vikings-Chargers game, Prime Video's Al Michaels said the Minnesota kicker Will Reichard's only missed field goal of the season happened when the ball struck a camera wire during a win over the Browns in London.

The return of TV’s biggest product also helps linear outlets close the gap with streaming, though it remains the top choice for viewers.

Minnesota Vikings kicker Will Reichard saw his perfect kicking season spoiled by a SkyCam wire. However, the NFL has no plans of righting the wrong.

The beloved “Skycam” found itself the center of multiple controversies on Sunday. During the fourth quarter of the NFL International Series game in London between the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns, Vikings kicker Will Reichard appeared to ...

The return of football in September helped broadcast TV -- with a third of its programming being sports -- pass cable for the first time in terms of monthly percentage of TV viewing (dating back to 2021),

Minnesota Vikings kicker Will Reichard wants his potential game-tying miss in London removed from his season stats. The NFL, thus far, says it’s staying.

Sunday's game included not one but two incidents involving footballs striking the apparatus that captures overhead video.

Broadcast finished September with 22.3% of overall TV viewing - tied with cable but below streaming's 45.2% share

The Minnesota Vikings are on their bye, but they are still in the news after the latest development regarding kicker Will Reichard.

The NFL acknowledged that Vikings kicker Will Reichard's missed field goal in London did hit a camera cable but won't change the ruling.