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Saturday Morning Notebook 3/2: News and Notes
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Heading into this offseason, the key question was clearly going to be centered on how the Patriots would shape their quarterback room heading into 2024, and what the plan would be as they prepare to begin a new chapter under new head coach, Jerod Mayo.

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Is that Robert Kraft that kicked the ball at Mac....
 
This is long overdue. The first down markers is an archaic system that is rife with possibilities for errors. And since the NFL is all about "integrity", it's another by-product that runs the possibility of some shady influence.


It appears the NFL might be making a change on the field that would change one key aspect of the game.
According the Washington Post’s Mark Maske, the league is looking at potentially employing technology that would replace the first-down chains, which right now, as we know, is handled by a crew on the field that physically moves the sticks.
The technology was apparently developed by the company Hawk-Eye, which is the same system that is used in Tennis and other sports.
Maske reports that the league has tested the technology, and the next thing will be to gauge the interest of teams and owners, with the possibility of the system being implemented by as soon as next season, although NFL executive vice president Troy Vincent believes 2025 is more realistic.
It would be interesting to see if it works better than how the officials currently see things. As we’ve seen, that system has been less than reliable. We’ve seen poor spots and bad measurements, and this technology would potentially solve that problem.
I don't think that is possible for ANY new alternative to be less reliable than the current system of trotting out the chains, and eye-balling where the new first down marker is.
 
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