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Seahawks Bobby Wagner, Russell Wilson dealt with helmet headset issues in the first half Sunday at Carolina

I thought this was interesting

[url]https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/seahawks-wagner-wilson-dealt-with-helmet-headset-issues-in-first-half-sunday-at-carolina/[\url]

HumanCockroach wrote::lol:

Yeah made me laugh to, and explained why the Defense struggled at times in the first half, but seemed better int he 2nd.

Must have been that hamstring.

HumanCockroach wrote:Must have been that hamstring.

HMM< once again you prove your real intentions I am talking defense and you make it about Wilson. So pathetic. Oh News flash we won and Wilson played great. Sucks for you.

No, no...
It was the kicker.....

Wait, it's a bad scheme!!

Definitely the right tackle...

Running backs fault

Rodgers threw a bad pass in GB so the headset went out, which caused the pass to be late, causing the rt to be pushed back near Wilson, so despite time, and a lane, the throw was high....

Yup, definitely Aaron Rodgers fault...

I'm just amazed they are allowed to use those headsets, huh, technology. They never used those in Dave Krieg's time. Course nobody invented 'um either.

I myself really like the nuances they bring. Can't imagine football life without 'um. They helped us win.

politicalfootball wrote:I'm just amazed they are allowed to use those headsets, huh, technology. They never used those in Dave Krieg's time. Course nobody invented 'um either.

I myself really like the nuances they bring. Can't imagine football life without 'um. They helped us win.

Yeah it is interesting how they have changed the game.

If used properly, it can be a real advantage because they cut out with 15 seconds left on the clock.
If an Offense runs up tempo the Coach on the sidelines can point out where to go with the ball or to audible
if the Defense is vulnerable to the check off play. It was said that McVey was doing that with Goff early in their
game relationship and I wouldn’t be surprised if other coaches do it, too on a regular basis.

NorthHawk wrote:If used properly, it can be a real advantage because they cut out with 15 seconds left on the clock.
If an Offense runs up tempo the Coach on the sidelines can point out where to go with the ball or to audible
if the Defense is vulnerable to the check off play. It was said that McVey was doing that with Goff early in their
game relationship and I wouldn’t be surprised if other coaches do it, too on a regular basis.

Yeah it can really help both the offense and defense a lot. WOuld not surprise me if McVay is still doing it. ITs been a big enough deal that several teams, including the Pats tried to find ways to mess it up.

Hard to mees it up it's a beautiful system. So Google it and find out more than share that information with me. Did you hear what I said, I would like to know.

politicalfootball wrote:Hard to mees it up it's a beautiful system. So Google it and find out more than share that information with me. Did you hear what I said, I would like to know.

Here's your previous post:

I'm just amazed they are allowed to use those headsets, huh, technology. They never used those in Dave Krieg's time. Course nobody invented 'um either.

I myself really like the nuances they bring. Can't imagine football life without 'um. They helped us win.

So what are you asking about?

Just wanted to say that I like the head sets. And maybe they will improve.