Last updated: August 27, 2026
If NHANFL gets a fact wrong, we correct it in public.
What we correct
- Names, scores, dates, contract figures, and injury status
- Who said what, and whether a deal is done or only rumored
- Headlines that overstate the story
We do not treat a new development as a “correction.” That is an update. Updates change the “Last updated” line; corrections also get a correction note.
How to request a correction
Email contact@nhanfl.com with:
- The article URL
- The line that is wrong
- The accurate information
- A source (official statement, transaction log, or on-the-record quote) if you have one
We review requests as soon as we can, usually within two business days.
How we publish the fix
- The error in the body is replaced with the accurate wording
- A short Correction note is added at the bottom of the article
- The modified date is refreshed
We do not silently rewrite history on a published news story. If a piece must be withdrawn, we replace the body with an explanation rather than deleting the URL.
Who decides
An editor reviews the claim against our reporting and available records. Disputes about opinion or analysis are not handled as corrections unless they rest on a false fact.
Related
Fact-Checking Policy
Editorial Policy
Contact Us
NHANFL Media Group
1718 30th St, Greeley, CO 80631