College Football 26 came out last week with over 25 SWFL players in the initial release. Here is the list of the top rated ...

Physics of building a better football / By Rhett Allain, WIRED. If you took a time machine back 50 years and watched a football game, you'd notice a lot of differences.

Does the introduction of physics-based gameplay elevate College Football 26 above its predecessor? Find out in our in-depth review.

American football is a very Newtonian game, both in the physics on the field and the way it relies on universal time. Other sports take different approaches to the tracking of time, which are ...

The Physics Of A Football Player's Performance The New York Giants' Brandon Jacobs is a 6'4", 270 pound running back. And with that kind of size, you think he'd be able to run right through would ...

Could we use technology to replace the chains-and-markers system the NFL currently uses to determine if a play resulted in a first down? Physics suggests one possible way.

Today the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Russia as 32 nations battle it out to be crowned the football champions of the world. In this episode of Physics World Weekly, James Dacey and Matin Durrani ...

The Physics of Football. Bryan Healey Jun 4, 2018. Just yesterday, a stretch of time when Sundays mysteriously disappear began. It's baffling to many (mostly women), and it's a miracle of physics ...

Physics dictates that the more efficiently a football spins after it is thrown, the more stable it will be during flight, resisting wind and other outside forces. Kevin Tresolini The News Journal ...

The NFL requires that all game footballs be inflated to a pressure between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds per square inch (psi), and that they weigh 14 to 15 ounces (397 to 425 grams), ESPN reported.

A football deflated to only 10 psi has a mass of 0.36 ounces (10.2 g). The difference is about the weight of a paper clip, Eads said. Similarly, a difference of 2 psi in a football isn't that ...