What are some discussions about the role of data and technology in the NFL according to Reddit?

Feb 8, 2013 ... The NFL sends about 30 balls to each team for each game the week before the game; these are the quarterback balls. The equipment guys are ... Sep 16, 2024 ... So reddit, CMV, that college football with great fanbases are better than the NFL for the game day experience. Archived post. New comments ... Aug 10, 2022 ... So as a Seahawks fan you'll get to see the starting players for all the positions when you play. Otherwise, browsing the team subreddit and r/ ... Mar 11, 2024 ... Like we will jump up and cheer and high five if the punt is behind the 5. There is a lot of beauty and satisfaction in a successful punt game. Sep 14, 2024 ... The NFL has started doing flag football as a part of the pro bowl and the NFL players seemed to be just fine at pulling flags. Feb 17, 2022 ... 40 votes, 28 comments. Any good YouTube channels that looks at history of games, players drafts etc even college or high school players and ... Nov 2, 2024 ... It's amazing that an NFL game is 3 hours, but when you boil it down, it's 15-20 min of plays. Upvote Jun 24, 2023 ... ... NFL and just NCAA Football. ... Reddit · reReddit: Top posts of June 24, 2023 ... Dec 9, 2019 ... The Xs and Os of American Football. A subreddit for American Football fans, coaches, and players to learn about the strategy and tactics of the ... Dec 25, 2024 ... Buried under the second-last FAQ: Games will expire from Netflix and will no longer be available to watch 3 hours after each game ends (in the ...