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> Belichick is considered the best coach in football of the last twenty odd years ... Many think he's the best ever and his greatest strength is considered to

> Belichick is considered the best coach in football of the last twenty odd years ... Many think he's the best ever and his greatest strength is considered to be preparation, especially knowing his opponent in great detail and preparing his team for their strengths, weaknesses, and tendencies. He is also very flexible in how he does things, adopting very different strategies from week to week. IMHO he would seem to be a great candidate for a technology that provides up-to-date video of his opponents if it offered some benefits.

PKop 10y ago
It is against the rules to watch video replays on the sidelines of the current game. These tablet solutions are simply showing photos, which is replacing the paper version of printing out photos. I can understand why a complicated tech solution that doesn't work reliably 100% of the time is essentially useless compared to a 100% reliable printed picture, solving the same use case.
- trynewideas 10y ago
  Per Belichick, the NFL was experimenting with video on the sidelines.
  - PKop 10y ago
    Was that mentioned in this article? I don't see it. So his tablet use currently was for still photo viewing. Here[0], we see that experimentation with video has only occurred during preseason games. So, in the games that actually matter, video is still currently outlawed, as it has been forever. [0] http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2016/5/24/11715128/nfl-competition-committee-tables-proposal-tablets-video-sideline http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2016/5/24/11715128/nfl-competiti...