Does anyone have access to the coaches tapes?

[TB=TD]

Birds eye field view? It may prove Brady missed many open receivers including Chad Ocho Cinco and Wes Welker.

 

[Calciumee]

I think the coaches do...

 

[borg]

When the UN satellite #634791 makes another pass in my quadrant, I will attempt to download the Earnie Adams feed. Originally intended to monitor coastal erosion in the North Atlantic, #634791 was modiified during a capture/repair mission by Space Shuttle Atlantis. Modifications included heat sensory technology and Hubble lens replacement. Modifications were completed prior to the 2007 undefeated regular season.

 

[BSR]

To answer your question, not many people have access to it. I know Jaworski does but he has to actually go to NFL offices to see it. I assume there are many other media members that have access to it instead.

That being said, you don't need it. You can see some of it on the television feed. I know at least a couple of times during that Steelers game that he was wide open. I think that it is why Brady went to him much more often in the Giants game but their lack of timing showed.

 

[DarrylS]

Proving this will accomplish what???

In just about every game by every QB, receivers are missed...

 

[RayClay]

Brady's job is not to hit open receivers, it's to throw the pass to where the receiver should be after reading the defense. If his job was to wait for receivers to get open, Doug Gabriel would still be here.

 

[Tom + Bill]

Just because someone is open you can't always throw to them. You need a passing lane and the ability to see them between the line and the pass rush.

 

[PATSNUTme]

Birds eye field view? It may prove Brady missed many open receivers including Chad Ocho Cinco and Wes Welker.

We all get them on a weekly basis. Maybe they don't have your correct mailing address.

 

[cincipatsfan]

Check the link in the VIP forum

 

[jmt57]

Does anyone have access to the coaches tapes?

I recall someone asking the guys at Patriots.com about breaking down the coaches tapes a while ago and they responded that they had zero access to any of it. They also went on to say that what the networks do get is not an entire game's worth of tape, but just a few key plays for their mid-week and pre-game segments.

Bottom line is that the coaches tapes are far more heavily guarded than those sideline tapes that the NFL confiscated from the Pats in 2007. I can't recall a coaches game tape ever being leaked out once, not even one that was several years old.