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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/09/11/headset-issues-have-arisen-in-pittsburgh-too/
Gotta give Rex credit for not being a whiner.
I hate Rex too and I don't recall (correct me if I'm wrong), Rex throwing a hissy fit about off the field crap.
I hate Rex too and I don't recall (correct me if I'm wrong), Rex throwing a hissy fit about off the field crap.
The NFL needs to get its act together.
NFL headsets, set up and maintained by the NFL, malfunctioned for the Steelers for 14 minutes...and, according to Bill Belichick. malfunctioned for the Patriots the ENTIRE GAME.
Obviously the Steelers gained an advantage, since the problem was fixed for them but not for NE.
Tomlin should put a lot of blame on himself. The clock management was awful. I began to wonder if they had simply given up with three TO's when a come back we still plausible.Simple fact is the Steelers just delivered one of the most poorly coached games I've seen at the professional level in a looooooooong time. They were making blunders on both sides of the ball. It's hard to believe the players were prepared by a guy with almost a decade of HCing experience who had months to prepare for the darn thing.
The scariest thing about this is that Volin tweets are *supporting* the Pats. At least what I see on the sidebar.
My wife said the same thing.
Seriously, people. Do you really think the Patriots would employ a cheating method so obvious so quickly into this season? Are you really this stupid?
The NFL says it will review what happened with the headsets during Thursday night’s game in New England, but the league is reiterating that the Patriots did not provide the communications devices that malfunctioned.
The coaches’ communications equipment, including the headsets, is provided by the NFL for both clubs use on game day. The home team is responsible for the installation and maintenance of that equipment. Every team’s game day communications personnel are required to work with the NFL communications consultants to ensure wireless equipment is free and clear of interference and address any problems. Technological and stadium infrastructure issues of this type happen at many stadiums around the league and whenever there are issues of this nature, we do a thorough review.