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Title: Mics in Defensive Helmets Post by: Dave Gray on March 23, 2006, 04:45:20 pm An issue that's being looked at in the new Owners Meeting is the possibility of allowing microphones in the helmet of the defensive captain (like the QB gets on offense) to help get plays in and out and limit the reading of hand signals to the sideline.
Also, new rules are being added to allow for more scoring and offensive production, so supporters say that this addition may add some balance to the defensive side. Thoughts? Title: Re: Mics in Defensive Helmets Post by: Thundergod on March 23, 2006, 05:41:41 pm Mic in helmets, sure why not.
One thing I'm not getting though is they've already implemented alot of ticky-tac penalties (which sucks) to improve scoring. How much more can they do? What do they want, arena football scores? Seems as if it's getting harder and harder to play "D" these days...man. >:( Title: Re: Mics in Defensive Helmets Post by: Brian Fein on March 23, 2006, 06:02:58 pm Wait -
Not to be the technical a-hole of the group, but... Do you mean microphones (acoustic input device so the players can talk to the coaches) or speakers (acoustical output devices so the coaches can talk to the players)? Do QB's have mics, or just speakers? To stay on topic, I don't see why everyone shouldn't have speakers. Imagine if they could run no-huddle all the time cause the coach could call the play to all the players as they're lining up... Title: Re: Mics in Defensive Helmets Post by: YoFuggedaboutit on March 23, 2006, 06:44:00 pm It's fair that if the QB gets a mic in his helmet, one of the defensive players should too.
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