Radio Gate

[VectorPrime]

Might as well get a thread out there about this. This will be so much fun I'm sure.

 

[fnordcircle]

Remember that time the Pats ****ed with the radios even though it meant they'd get their radios turned off too?

 

[NJPatsfan26]

the NFL controls the radio broadcasts.

how the hell are they going to blame the Pats?

 

[Joey007]

They'll find a way.... Theylllll find a way

 

[VectorPrime]

the NFL controls the radio broadcasts.

how the hell are they going to blame the Pats?

They will.

 

[Bobsyouruncle]

Looks like Patriots have been cheating by feeding Roethlisburger jelly donuts to make him fat.

 

[chasa]

everyone knows bb has a masters is electronic engineering

 

[Armchair Quarterback]

the NFL controls the radio broadcasts.

how the hell are they going to blame the Pats?

The nfl has been trying to paint the Patriots as cheaters for the last 8 months (or 8 years), they also are the ones supplying information to the booth. 1+1=2

 

[Joey007]

everyone knows bb has a masters is electronic engineering

"Now I'm no electronic engineer major"

 

[Danger Zone]

SiriusXM NFL Radio‏@SiriusXMNFL
Patriots do not control the headsets. The NFL does. I once had a woman from the concession stand in my headsets at Fed EX field. - Mills

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Tom E. Curran ‏@tomecurran 7m7 minutes ago
Information on radio issue for Steelers coaches. There was a "grounding issue" and Pats radio broadcast was "bleeding in" to headsets (1)

Tom E. Curran ‏@tomecurran 6m6 minutes ago
(2) It did not cause communication to be lost, I'm told, just impaired. They are still gathering "information" I'm told.

Tom E. Curran ‏@tomecurran 5m5 minutes ago
(3) Frequency issues are not uncommon at games.

Tom E. Curran ‏@tomecurran 2m2 minutes ago
The Patriots coaches are having the exact same issues, I have just been told.

 

[oldrover]

Curran reports that the Patriots were having the same issues as the Steelers in their headsets. Wonder why NBC isn't saying anything about that.

That was a rhetorical question. LOL

 

[Froob]

Hope Rodney puts an end to this **** and reports the real story.

 

[Canuck]

NFL strikes again.

Preventing such interference — or clearing it up quickly — is the job of one of the NFL’s unsung heroes: the gameday frequency coordinator. These specialists track and manage hundreds of frequencies and thousands of in-stadium frequency-dependent devices. They also account for interference from sources outside of the stadium, such as TV stations and special events.

http://operations.nfl.com/the-game/gameday-behind-the-scenes/nfl-gameday-frequency-coordinators/

 

[saspack]

Curran reports that the Patriots were having the same issues as the Steelers in their headsets. Wonder why NBC isn't saying anything about that.

That was a rhetorical question. LOL

Tafoya did briefly mentione pats lost communication too and it's a level ground.

 

[Rossmci90]

I'll call Ted Wells...

 

[Palm Beach Pats Fan]

Coaches from both teams were having outside interference "bleed" into their headsets.

http://www.csnne.com/new-england-patriots/patriots-radio-bleeding-steelers-patriots-headsets

 

[Hoodie]

the NFL controls the radio broadcasts.

how the hell are they going to blame the Pats?

well NBC certainly is.

 

[Hoodie]

I'll call Ted Wells...

call me. I'll conduct an investigation for 5M. I could use the straight cash homey.

 

[Wordsmyth]

NBC can suuuuuuck iiiiiiiiiit!

 

[XLIX]

IIRC, Belichick has actually mentioned having similar problems in Super Bowls, especially at the very end. Fact is your have tons and tons of electronic signals, radio signals, satellite signals, TV signals, etc, all in a very confined space.

Add water and something like this is hardly surprising.