Good or not?

[AnOldTroll]

Interesting. It should be a more technical view of game.

http://www.steelersdepot.com/2017/11/report-nbc-use-skycam-angle-steelerstitans/

 

[O.Z.O.]

I like it.

 

[Dwight Schrute]

So overdue.

I hate, HATE, the zoomed to QB - see 8-10 of the 22 on the field.

 

[chevss454]

I really enjoyed it when they did in the recent Pats game. Great view

 

[Patriots44]

Just read the article.
they mention that "this is the angle kids are used to from video games"

 

[Undertaker #59*]

Just read the article.
they mention that "this is the angle kids are used to from video games"

Yeah "kids." Madden first came out in 1988 on DOS.

 

[mikiemo83]

Yeah "kids." Madden first came out in 1988 on DOS.

are you implying I am not a kid!!

I like it, it was fun seeing what Tom saw.

 

[INPatFan]

are you implying I am not a kid!!

I like it, it was fun seeing what Tom saw.

I'd like to see Brady Helmet Cam.

 

[PatriotInIndy]

Here's a revolutionary idea....zoom out until you can see 5 yards behind the safeties when the teams lineup.

My god, I'm a genius!

 

[D2maine]

its a step in the right direction, but i would be much more pleased if we got the "coaches film" angle.

i guess the league and its television partners feel us id10t fans need to "see the ball bubble" at all times to be interested...hell they can not even give us intelligent in game commentary(except for Romo), every friggin week its the same bland "talk to the fans like they have never seen a game before"

 

[Big/Sky/Fly]

They should have done this a long time ago...but, I also like it.

 

[RoadNasty]

I really enjoyed it when they did in the recent Pats game. Great view

Likewise, I love that viewing angle. It's terrific to see the tight windows Brady is throwing into. I was really able to appreciate Deion Lewis jackrabbit quickness too when making his cuts.

And I'm not a kid playing video games, I'm 68....!

 

[TITAN126]

They're doing it in the Cardinals/Seahawks game right now too.

 

[Big/Sky/Fly]

They're doing it in the Cardinals/Seahawks game right now too.

That fumble that should have been called on the Cardinals was obvious.

 

[TITAN126]

That fumble that should have been called on the Cardinals was obvious.

It should've been a fumble, not sure what the refs were thinking. It ended up not mattering since Seattle got the ball on the next play anyway, but still.