Cannot believe that CBS had a shot of BB diagramming plays on the sideline

[hallfamebrady]

I am not sure how many people noticed this. In the first half, CBS had a shot of BB with the linebackers going over plays. He was writing on a whiteboard and it was facing the camera. The shot also included BB writing on the board. You could see quite a bit of what was written on the board.

Doesn't CBS have a responsiblity not to show strategy sessions on the sideline? This info could be analyzed by the opposing team and have an impact on the game at hand almost immediately.

 

[pats1]

Re: Can not believe that CBS had a shot of BB diagramming plays on the sideline

They always do that.

 

[hallfamebrady]

Re: Can not believe that CBS had a shot of BB diagramming plays on the sideline

They always do that.

Considering spygate, do you think they should have reconsidered.

The part that I found amazing was you could read everything on the whiteboard.

 

[MrBigglesWorth]

Re: Can not believe that CBS had a shot of BB diagramming plays on the sideline

i saw that.... next time BB will draw a smiley face defense

 

[unoriginal]

I am not sure how many people noticed this. In the first half, CBS had a shot of BB with the linebackers going over plays. He was writing on a whiteboard and it was facing the camera. The shot also included BB writing on the board. You could see quite a bit of what was written on the board.

Doesn't CBS have a responsiblity not to show strategy sessions on the sideline? This info could be analyzed by the opposing team and have an impact on the game at hand almost immediately.

Generally what you see in those situations is some quality control personnel or whatever standing in the way of the camera. Someone was out of position on that play.

 

[patological]

As Olberman just pointed out, BB was just diagramming the video camera locations to the LBs.

 

[nowayback]

that was worse then any spygate.

 

[hallfamebrady]

Generally what you see in those situations is some quality control personnel or whatever standing in the way of the camera. Someone was out of position on that play.

It was probably the only time a Patriot was out of position today.

I still can not beleive they went to ait with that. With the videotaping, you have to take time to pick apart the signals. No decoding efforts needed on that one.

 

[jczxohn1]

It's only OK if licensed NFL cameras do it.

 

[jbb9s]

It reminded me of the XFL where they used to have the QB's headset feed and you could hear the play being called in by the OC.

In all seriousness, how often does BB actually go over there and diagram stuff himself? Isn't it usually Pepper or Peas or whoever? First time I saw that in a while a HC getting into details with the DL.

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

It reminded me of the XFL where they used to have the QB's headset feed and you could hear the play being called in by the OC.

In all seriousness, how often does BB actually go over there and diagram stuff himself? Isn't it usually Pepper or Peas or whoever? First time I saw that in a while a HC getting into details with the DL.

I sit front row behind the Pats defensive bench. BB ALWAYS interacts in detail with the D. Every game.

 

[He Ban Me]

I am not sure how many people noticed this. In the first half, CBS had a shot of BB with the linebackers going over plays. He was writing on a whiteboard and it was facing the camera. The shot also included BB writing on the board. You could see quite a bit of what was written on the board.

Doesn't CBS have a responsiblity not to show strategy sessions on the sideline? This info could be analyzed by the opposing team and have an impact on the game at hand almost immediately.

Tell us exactly what you saw, and how it might help other teams in the future

 

[HEY BRO! WHAT UP?]

I wouldn't worry too much about it. I see what your saying about the game principles but their isn't anything on that board that could give the opposition an advantage.

 

[questionman]

that was worse then any spygate.

Really? Really??

 

[ALP]

yea,i noticed that, and ive never seen it b4...something was up...nto rit, cbs should know better

 

[PatsSteve1]

I've seen BB go over and talk with 1 position group or another many times during a game. I think he forgets he's not a coordinator once in awhile -
How many HC's do you ever see do that? Not many. He's all football all the time.

 

[questionman]

yea,i noticed that, and ive never seen it b4...something was up...nto rit, cbs should know better

You've never seen a shot of a coach diagramming plays on the sidelines?

 

[sieglo]

He's all football all the time.

I should hope so when it's the middle of a game.

 

[hallfamebrady]

You've never seen a shot of a coach diagramming plays on the sidelines?

Not when they show the entire play on the screen. You often see them huddling but you can not see what they are writing

 

[1976pats]

I am not sure how many people noticed this. In the first half, CBS had a shot of BB with the linebackers going over plays. He was writing on a whiteboard and it was facing the camera. The shot also included BB writing on the board. You could see quite a bit of what was written on the board.

Yes I saw that. He was drawing something for Seau and Bruschi. It was a dotted line to the Cowboys bench with an arrow pointing at the Head Coach. The only writing I could make out was "run over this fat douchebag if you get a chance"...