Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Last year, the NFL announced Prime Video landed the streaming rights to the league's inaugural Black Friday game. The game between the Aaron Rogers-led New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins kicks off Nov. 24. The game between two AFC East division foes will coincide with one of the busiest shopping days of the year in the U.S. Amazon's Prime Video service will allow non-subscribers to watch the highly anticipated matchup.

Are you ready for some football? On Friday, fans of the National Football League can jump in the digital gridiron with the launch of Madden NFL 22. The release of the pro football video game from Electronic Arts not only drums up excitement for the upcoming NFL season, but the annual launch of Madden has served as an unofficial marker for the beginning of the holiday video game season, the most important time of year for the industry. Football at all levels has had a rich history in the video game space, dating back to days of the arcade. Here's a look at the best football video games ever made: Fortnite meets Among Us?:New Impostors mode rolling out This classic started in the arcades in the 1980s before making the leap to the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Federal and local laws prohibit flying drones near football games, and authorities are examining additional ways to prevent the unmanned aircraft from hovering over crowds of tens of thousands of people after the flights Sunday, Santa Clara police Lt. Dan Moreno said. He declined to discuss the security measures being considered.

A man who flew a drone and dropped anti-media propaganda flyers into the stands of two NFL games was arrested Sunday for flying a drone within five miles of an airport. The man, who was not identified by police, sent his drone over Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara and the Coliseum in Oakland. The man dropped the flyers over Levi's Stadium first during the second quarter of a game between the San Francisco 49er and the Seattle Seahawks. He then headed 30 miles north and dropped pamphlets over a game between the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos, according to police. Both stadiums fall within five miles of an airport, a no-fly zone for drones.

Fresh off a nearly perfect run predicting the outcome of World Cup futbol matches, Microsoft's digital assistant, Cortana, has focused her abilities on picking the winners of NFL football games. Need help predicting whether or not the Seahawks will hold off the Green Bay Packers? The kicker, of course, is that you'll need access to Cortana, Microsoft's digital assistant. And for right now, that means a Windows Phone 8.1 phone, either one that's been upgraded via Microsoft's developer program or as part of the "Cyan" rollouts that Microsoft and its carriers are pushing to vanilla Windows Phone 8 Lumia phones. For one, asking Cortana about the outcome of a particular game is a bit like a magic spell: You'll need to ask Cortana "Who will win Team A or Team B?" and she will provide an answer.