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I have been trying to keep up with all the posts, but my eyes started glazing over. Has anyone else noticed whenever it is written about the PSI checks being done, that they are done INSIDE?
"The NFL designated random games in which to test the football PSI at halftime and after the game. The kicking ball coordinator collected the footballs from both teams at halftime, was escorted to the locker room by the league’s security personnel, measured and recorded the PSI of all 24 footballs, removed the footballs from play, and introduced 24 backup footballs for the second half."
Just like in the AFCCG last year, the Colts balls were warmed up before they were tested. These "spot checks" were done inside, where it was warm, where the balls had a chance to warm up. Hence.. no issues found.
I think Goodell is setting the groundwork to be able to say no games this year showed any issues with PSI, therefore the 2014 AFCCG psi issues had to be caused by malice/cheating.
"The NFL designated random games in which to test the football PSI at halftime and after the game. The kicking ball coordinator collected the footballs from both teams at halftime, was escorted to the locker room by the league’s security personnel, measured and recorded the PSI of all 24 footballs, removed the footballs from play, and introduced 24 backup footballs for the second half."
Just like in the AFCCG last year, the Colts balls were warmed up before they were tested. These "spot checks" were done inside, where it was warm, where the balls had a chance to warm up. Hence.. no issues found.
I think Goodell is setting the groundwork to be able to say no games this year showed any issues with PSI, therefore the 2014 AFCCG psi issues had to be caused by malice/cheating.