PonyExpress

During Sunday Night's game, NBC had a boom mike recording Brady's line calls, and broadcast the audio throughout the telecast. I hope the Pats make adjustments for future games, if necessary. It wouldn't be a shock to this fan if our future opponents receive wink/nudge/snicker "help" from Costas' vindictive crew. I don't want to watch a replay of last season's Dolphins' game down the road.

Sariana

I did notice that we were able to hear him a lot more then usual.... But then again, I like his voice

patsox23

This is not an uncommon practice during national broadcasts.

PatsWickedPissah

Anyone else hear Brady call, "Yo Merriman, you are girly mon!"

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PonyExpress

It was much more distinct than usual.

workhorse

It's not actually a boom mic, its a parabolic mic. Those are those half-circle discs that you see guys holding on the sidelines.

Agreed. It you have surround sound, you really hear them.

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patchick

Quite so, it helps bring the viewer into the action. But was the original poster claiming that they broadcast Brady's calls and not Rivers'? That would be newsworthy.

nowayback

i never recall hearing a qb's calls so clearly

workhorse

I really wasn't paying attention, does Rivers make many calls at the line?

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spacecrime

All I heard was him begging for mercy.