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It's a user experience question - the tv is optimized for fans interested in watching the game action, not analyzing all the strategy.

• sp332 14y ago
  It's not just live TV though. They take footage from a lot of angles during the game, and make it available to other networks for post-game analysis, etc. But they haven't made the All-22 footage available at all. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3275698 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3275698
  • adestefan 14y ago
    The NFL Matchup show on ESPN uses the All-22 footage. Granted it's only on for 30 minutes and is at 7:30 AM on Sundays, but it's a great show.
  • neilkelty 14y ago
    I was commenting specifically on the 3 hour "live game experience" shown on CBS, FOX, etc. I'm not sure most of the market wants the type of analysis that would be required to give coverage to the 22-Man views. They just want to watch the game, not think about strategy. However, there are certainly people (myself included), who would gladly pay the small fee here to better understand the strategy behind the game.
    • sp332 14y ago
      This probably won't change what's shown live at all. This is just about what's available on the NFL "Replay" website.