Media members in and around the NFL can soon rejoice. 

Pro Football Talk is reporting that All-22 film capabilities are returning to NFL Game Pass today. All-22 is exactly what it sounds like; the viewer can see all 22 players on the field during any given play. The camera view from each end zone is one of the many angles NFL coaches use to break down film of their teams and opponents.

The service has not been accessible on Game Pass for months now, and it has hampered the media at large from diving into their NFL analysis.

“We are targeting the end of Week 1/early Week 2 for coaches film to be available,” an NFL spokesperson told PFT earlier this month via email. “The team has a demo scheduled for mid-week next week and will deploy accordingly.”

As of Sept. 23, the service hasn’t returned. Many buyers purchased Game Pass under the guise that All-22 would be included. So far, those promises aren’t being kept. Users were also upset about search functions being removed from the website.

They’ve been through this song and dance before with the new version of Game Pass. PFT also reported on an All-22 re-launch date in early August.

“According to the league,” Mike Florio wrote last month. “The goal is to return the all-22 film to Game Pass service by the start of the regular season. The technical interface to Game Pass has changed, and it could be a technical issue associated with the transition. Whatever the reason, the all-22 film will be back in time to watch the film from the 272 regular-season games to be played in 2021.”

Nearly a month into the 2021 NFL regular season and Game Pass is still having issues with its interface. With most media members still barred from locker rooms, reviewing film is one of the ways some reporters supplement their coverage.

NFL has some new plans to change their ”Super Wild Card” idea from last year that included six total games. Now, they want to have one of their games on Monday of Wild Card Weekend, according to Ian Rapaport.

It seems as if the NFL is trying new methods of different days to try and raise the viewership of the Wild Card Weekend, as ratings were down across the board last season.

This does present some logistical issues for the NFL that some sports media members have pointed out. It could result in one or more teams having to play Monday night and then having a Saturday game turnaround the following week.

Warren Sharp of NBC Sports and The Ringer had some stats that would assume that if this was the case, that the team playing on short rest would be at a distinct disadvantage.

NBC Sports’s Peter King has said that this is not the first time the NFL has discussed this move to another primetime game on Wild Card Weekend, as they talked about the possibility all the way back in February.

However, there were some scheduling issues due to college football’s national championship game being on the same day. This issue no longer exists with the expanded season to 17 games, so it seems that a Monday night Wildcard Weekend game seems to be a go for the NFL.

The Run: 2016 Cubs is the first collaboration between Audacy’s 2400Sports and Major League Baseball. The show will tell the story of the year the Chicago Cubs broke the curse of the billy goat and finally won the World Series.

The podcast has some real name recognition working for it. It will be hosted by comedian Roy Wood Jr. and 670 The Score afternoon co-host Matt Speigel. The series is being produced by Jody Avirgan, formerly of ESPN’s 30 for 30 podcast series and FiveThirtyEight. David Ross, Theo Epstein, and Joe Madden are all set to make appearances on The Run as well.

Not only will the show follow the Cubs, it will put the championship run in historical perspective. Segments of episodes will be dedicated to what was happening in Chicago and around the country during the playoff run as America was nearing the contentious 2016 presidential election.

“I believe this moment of the Cubs winning was the last pure, joyful, optimistic moment in the history of this nation,” Spiegel jokes in the trailer for the show.

Starting Monday, September 27, The Run: 2016 Cubs will break down every moment, game, and controversy the team endured in route to its first title in 108 years. There will be ten episodes in total with new shows being released every Monday.