Even in the offseason we're still football crazy, and some news has leaked out that will adjust how we watch the NFL. Most recently, the Wall Street Journal reports the league has officially relaxed local blackout requirements, which reduces the chance broadcasts are turned off in a team's home area if they don't sell enough tickets.

ENGADGET: Next season NFL will release All-22 game tape, relax blackout rules and start doubleheaders later

As David Biderman pointed out in a fascinating article in the Wall Street Journal in 2010, although the typical NFL game lasts more than three hours, only 6 percent of the total eleven minutes is actually spent playing with the ball and attempting to move it forward.

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It's through the entrance near 41st Street that I encounter the most bizarre but totally satisfying menagerie of NFL bric-a-brac.

WSJ: At NFL Shop at Draft, a Rough Find