WORLD WIDE WEB GETTING TANGLED UP WITH FOOTBALL SITES?

          Pro football sites on the Internet were profiled by
     Seth Schiesel of the N.Y. TIMES, who wrote that NFL.com's
     "main attraction seems to be that it updates the scores of
     games as they change."  Schiesel: "Still, as understandable
     as it is unfortunate, much of the text ... reads like a
     stadium program."  Schiesel took CNNSi.com to task for not
     updating team rosters, and noted while it "has a nice
     gallery of pictures ... the photos do not generally
     illustrate critical points in games."  CBS Sportsline "has
     by far the least reverent attitude toward the game of any of
     the big-name sites," as it ran a poll asking, "Who is the
     most overrated player in the NFL?"  Schiesel: "CBS's stance
     may be explained by the fact that it has no football on its
     [TV] network."  While ESPN SportsZone offers "comprehensive
     and critical analysis," the "main problem with SportsZone is
     that navigating the site can be discouraging even for
     someone familiar with the Web" (N.Y. TIMES, 9/8).