Cell phone users, are you ready for some football? In an industry first, customers of Sprint Nextel cellular service on Thursday were able to watch a live National Football League broadcast, the Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Broncos, on their handsets.

Yesterday, a National Football League game — the Cleveland Browns vs. the Denver Broncos — was broadcast on Sprint mobile phones as part of an exclusive partnership with Sprint, a deal that’s valued about $500 million over five years, reports the WSJ. Over the next seven weeks, Sprint will phone-cast the eight games that are televised

Good news if you like Sprint and NFL because the National Football League and Sprint have decided to team up for the ultimate relationship. Now viewing NFL on the large screen is the best but the hopes are that fans will want to watch it on the smaller screens of their mobile phones, the Cleveland Browns

The Wall Street Journal reports today that “Sprint Will Kick Off a Series of Eight Football Phone-Casts”: For the first time Thursday, a National Football League game — the Cleveland Browns vs. the Denver Broncos — will be broadcast on Sprint mobile phones as part of the wireless company’s exclusive partnership with the league. That partnership

The National Football League and Sprint have been tied up in one form or fashion for years now, but the relationship is finally rounding third and heading for home. All mixed analogies aside, what we're saying is that the feature you've been clamoring for has finally arrived, and beginning tonight, select Sprint subscribers will be able to watch the entire Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Bro...

Those of you with Sprint Centros For the first time Thursday, a National Football League game -- the Cleveland Browns vs. the Denver Broncos -- will be broadcast on Sprint mobile phones as part of the wireless company's exclusive partnership with the league. That partnership deal is valued at about $500 million over five years. Over the next seven weeks, Sprint will phone-cast the eight games...

For the first time Thursday, a National Football League game -- the Cleveland Browns vs. the Denver Broncos -- will be broadcast on Sprint mobile phones as part of the wireless company's exclusive partnership with the league. That partnership deal is valued at about $500 million over five years.

Mobile messaging services provider 4INFO announced an exclusive mobile publishing partnership with the National Football League's premier franchise the New York Jets--the firm also announced identical agreements with the Green Bay Packers, the Indianapolis Colts and the Washington Redskins, but FierceMobileContent doesn't root for those teams. Anyway, 4INFO will integrate the Jets and th...

With the NFL Season kickoff just a day away, Toysoft has released its mySchedule National Football League schedule 2008 edition. mySchedule NFL includes all 32 National Football League team's regular schedules, AFC and NFC standings and full team rosters. The program also includes TV listings (including DirectTV), exporting to the datebook/calendar, weekly scores and game summaries and update...

Sprint and the National Football League are offering NFL Mobile Live for free to Sprint data subscribers and is only available at Sprint. For the first time in wireless, Sprint customers will be able to listen to the live radio broadcasts of every NFL game throughout the 2008 regular season and will also be able to watch all eight of the Thursday Night Football telecasts carried by NFL Network liv...