Super Bowl 360

[Sonofanump]

Did anyone catch this show, focussed abit on the men in stripes.

I did I see R Corrente talk into a recorder after a questionable play? Wondering if this is common practice at that level.

[sj]

I saw part of it. It was nice to see that the R for a Super Bowl still verbally itemizes each part of the uniform while he's packing his bag....hat...pants...socks. It was kind of good to see that some things are no different.

[Kirby]

What channel broadcasted this? NFL Network?

[KBAustria]

Originally Posted by Sonofanump

Did anyone catch this show, focussed abit on the men in stripes.

I did I see R Corrente talk into a recorder after a questionable play? Wondering if this is common practice at that level.

NFL officials do not only note which calls they make, they are also required to give a brief description of what they actually saw happening ("CB #27 commits arm bar against WR #83", "shirt pull by OG #67") after the game.
At least some of them use voice recorders for that, so it is very likely that questionable/complicated situations will lead to several individual voice recordings all over the field.

[elarbitro]

Originally Posted by KBAustria

NFL officials do not only note which calls they make, they are also required to give a brief description of what they actually saw happening ("CB #27 commits arm bar against WR #83", "shirt pull by OG #67") after the game.
At least some of them use voice recorders for that, so it is very likely that questionable/complicated situations will lead to several individual voice recordings all over the field.

Now, that's interesting that NFL guys would do that. I guess it's just another part of the job. We have to do stuff like that too, don't we? Why shouldn't they?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Sonofanump

I did I see R Corrente talk into a recorder after a questionable play? Wondering if this is common practice at that level.

I am watching this right now. I was thinking the same thing. Good think I know how to use the search feature.

Peace

[MJT]

Some of the college crews I've seen have used voice recorders. They are so small and inexpensive it is pretty easy to do these days.