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Arian foster. Good for him
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OFFICIAL NFL Discussion Thread: 2015-16 Season - Congrats to the Denver Broncos and their fans! SB 5
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Anybody have details on what is actually the problem with the grass at Levi's stadium? ESPN had in an article that they plan to replace the grass 6-7 times just this year... And they replaced it 3 times last year. It just doesn't make much sense to me as to how they can't fix the problem.
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It's the curse bro.
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Geno Smith hasn't thrown a pick yet either. Guess Mariota and Geno already battling for MVP this year.
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No idea how to embed this but Ron Wolf telling Roger good job on that Brady thing
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RT @ChadwikoRCC In OL v DL drills, Scherff just put JJ Watt on his ***. Pure power. I got a photo, will post later. Great showing from the kid. #********
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ESPN live at Bucs training camp all day today
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http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
This OL can be special
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Could be a great line very soon. Big fan of that pick to pair with Trent Williams.
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Isn't it already?http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
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Isn't it already?http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
Not yet IMO, we'll see once the season starts.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 heads to NFL sidelines this year, and HoloLens could be next
August 7, 2015
6:00 AM PDT
by Scott Stein
Microsoft's NFL plans continue to extend on the field, and on Xbox One and Windows 10. We took a look at what's on its way this season.
Microsoft's had a year under its belt deploying Surface tablets to NFL sidelines, but the Microsoft-NFL partnership is only growing in 2015. And Microsoft doesn't just want to work with Surface tablets: augmented reality via HoloLens could be next.
HoloLens -- Microsoft's wild headset that makes hologram-like images feel juxtaposed into actual reality -- is already being "worked on with the NFL," said Jeff Tran, who as director of Sports and Alliances within the Windows devices group is in charge of this NFL partnership.
Several NFL teams are already exploring virtual reality training systems, but augmented reality could offer some compelling twists. Yes, it could be used for 3D tabletop play analysis like Microsoft's demo of Hololens Minecraft, said Tran. But it could also end up being explored for fans. "What if you're checking out stats and all of a sudden Russell Wilson jumps at you out of the TV? I'll leave it at that."
In the meantime, Microsoft still has some interesting plays for the coming season, on actual sidelines and via the Xbox and Windows 10. The Surface Pro 2 tablets that ended up seeing NFL action all of last season are being replaced by new weather-ready Surface Pro 3 models: they have bigger screens and are lighter to hold. Not much else has changed, but the software running on these tablets will allow for more images on-screen, multiple colors for play mark-ups, and a whiteboard mode for scribbling out ideas between plays.
NFL on Xbox One and Windows 10: aiming to be a one-stop hub
Microsoft's also got a new version of its Xbox One NFL app, and it's making its way to Windows 10 as well in late August. Like last year's app, the Xbox One experience aims to fold live TV fed in through HDMI-in with streaming video, fantasy football stats, and highlights during games. Some of these NFL features require subscriptions to NFL Sunday Ticket or NFL Redzone. The NFL is also launching a $9.99 per month Game Pass service, replacing Game Rewind from last year and offering up Hard Knocks and other shows. The point being: you can watch all this on Xbox One via the app, but you'll have to pay for a lot of it. But everyone will still be able to get game stats, fantasy stats, and game highlights for free.
But the most interesting new feature is Next Gen Stats, which takes advantage of new motion tracker chips embedded in player uniforms during the 2015 NFL season by Zebra Sports Solutions. These trackers measure distance and speed and can essentially record NFL plays in 3D space for posterity.
But the most interesting new feature is Next Gen Stats, which takes advantage of new motion tracker chips embedded in player uniforms during the 2015 NFL season by Zebra Sports Solutions. These trackers measure distance and speed and can essentially record NFL plays in 3D space for posterity.
I watched a replay clip with Next Gen Stats, and it basically looked like a Madden game replay but with players replaced by X-and-O icons. You can't see how a ball was caught, but you can zoom in or out and see how a play unfolded and tap player icons to see their speed during plays. A pick-em game that turns this data into an in-season fantasy challenge will be offered to Xbox players, too.
While motion data is being recorded by the NFL continuously, on the Xbox or Windows 10 motion data is limited to the 10-12 replays that the NFL chooses to send per game. But the future potential could be amazing: Madden football, for instance.
Microsoft's new NFL app for Xbox One and Windows 10 will arrive in time for this season's kickoff.
Pretty cool.
By the way, Antonio Brown's mph :x
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I thought they had iPads on the sidelines, hm
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Isn't it already?http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
Not yet IMO, we'll see once the season starts.
3 pro bowlers on the same line isn`t special?
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that stuff on the Surface looks sick
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Yeah, NFL teams do use iPad but it isn't the official tablet of the NFL though.
NFL teams chose to use iPad on their own decision.
Ravens and Buccaneers were the first NFL teams to use an iPad in 2011 or 2012. Then 12 teams joined them next year.
Microsoft signed a multi-year deal with the NFL two years ago. Surface is the official tablet of the NFL now.
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Microsoft was apparently pissed because the announcers kept calling them IPads
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Isn't it already?http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
Not yet IMO, we'll see once the season starts.
3 pro bowlers on the same line isn`t special?
nah man, we're VERY good right now but I'm talking about going on 4-5 year run of straight domination. Similar to what Seattle is doing on defense.
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Isn't it already?http://www.dallascowboys.com/video/2015/08/02/training-camp-live-1-1s-wrs-vs-cbs-ol-vs-dl
This OL can be special
Not yet IMO, we'll see once the season starts.
3 pro bowlers on the same line isn`t special?
You guys are kind of set up for that tbh,that line is still young and only gonna get better :x. Still adament that AP would've broken ED's rushing record behind that line had he forced a move there
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