Pro Football Weekly (sometimes shortened to PFW) is an American sports magazine, founded in 1967, and website that covers the National Football League (NFL). It was owned by Pro Football Weekly LLC and headquartered in Riverwoods , Illinois.

Pro Football Weekly Magazine features the best coverage in the NFL. The recognized authority on pro football provides game previews, feature columns by top sportswriters, inside information, award-winning columns and features, and complete statistics.

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Pro Football Weekly Magazine features the best coverage in the NFL. The recognized authority on pro football provides game previews, feature columns by top sportswriters, inside information, award-winning columns and features, and complete statistics.

Yesterday in my Chicago Tribune column, I wrote about why Pro Football Weekly had to shut its doors last week. Here is more from the Q/A I did with Hub Arkush, the magazine’s editor and publisher. What happened? Our corporate parent (Gatehouse Media) saw us as an opportunity to experiment in new media.

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Pro Football Weekly Magazine features the best coverage in the NFL. The recognized authority on pro football provides game previews, feature columns by top sportswriters, inside information, award-winning columns and features, and complete statistics.

May 31, 2013 · Despite the controversial and headline-creating Geno Smith scouting report by Nolan Nawrocki, the worst-kept secret in media circles had been that PFW was in an apparent death spiral. On Friday, editor Hub Arkush posted a …