Well, this is something different: Amendola Helmet Cam

[BTTA]

Amendola helmet cam.

The Good, The Bad, and The Patriots - Check out the helmet-cam of Danny Amendola during...

 

[supafly]

This kid is seriously tougher than many give him credit for, and is very hard working and talented. He could have a very big year here if he's able to avoid the freak injuries of the past.

 

[Big-T]

Shame they changed camera during those cuts towards the end of the video, he did those with some serious quickness. Would have been interesting to see them from helmet cam.

 

[markd]

Very cool.

 

[PatsDog]

This kid is seriously tougher than many give him credit for, and is very hard working and talented. He could have a very big year here if he's able to avoid the freak injuries of the past.

Great find supafly. Completely agree with your assessment of his toughness. Toughness and 'freak injuries' are two different things. You can't play through every injury in the NFL.

BTW. Looks like they mounted my favorite CAM on his helmet: Contour, Action Video Evolved | HD Helmet Cameras & Accessories | Contour. I've had this camera on my Amazon Wish List for a while. So much better than GoPro.

 

[Sivy]

That was cool. Not sure if it was worth me feeling sick for the next 20 minutes, but ok.

 

[Wheelman]

Very cool indeed. I love these type of helmet camera's. Especially in openwheel racing like Formula 1 and indycar. They actually have their camera's inside the helmet so you see right thru the visor like they do. I love those views. So amazing!

 

[VJCPatriot]

Amendola helmet cam.

The Good, The Bad, and The Patriots - Check out the helmet-cam of Danny Amendola during...

That's pretty cool. And they probably edited out his drops, but the catches I did see, he appeared to have good active hands. IE snaring the ball away instead of body catching. Should be interesting to see if he can live up to Welker. I know it's not fair, but that is who he will be compared to because of the way that ended.

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

That's pretty cool. And they probably edited out his drops, but the catches I did see, he appeared to have good active hands. IE snaring the ball away instead of body catching. Should be interesting to see if he can live up to Welker. I know it's not fair, but that is who he will be compared to because of the way that ended.

I always had bad hands but as a computer guy who knew that I needed to use Internet Explorer for away from the body catches?