NFL (and college football) players already have electronics in their gear- the quarterback has a radio in his helmet, the players have RFID trackers in their pa

NFL (and college football) players already have electronics in their gear- the quarterback has a radio in his helmet, the players have RFID trackers in their pads, and there is one in the ball. Some teams also use wearable GPS athlete monitoring devices like the STATSports Apex [0]. They seem to work. I imagine that a hockey puck is subjected to much harder acceleration than a football, never mind a player, due to the nature of its collisions with the wall. [0] https://pro.statsports.com/football/ https://pro.statsports.com/football/