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Egregious Tone
How egregious was the New York Giants recent sideline
"walkie-talkie" incident ... well consider the following.
Take someone that has an unusually high winning percentage ... like Tom
Brady. Now let's for a moment consider that the speaker that is provided
by the NFL that is located in each of the quarterbacks helmets works as intended
where the communications is shut off based upon the play clock, thereby keeping
the playing field level. Now consider that some team has figured out a way
to continue the communications with said quarterback undetected. When the
difference between winning and losing a game might be based upon making one more
play in a game ... the incentive to cheat becomes so great that having that
advantage becomes overwhelming. Why? Because coaches & players
are judged to be great upon their won loss record ... individual achievement
records ... which leads to playoff accomplishments.
Now let me ask you, after Tom Brady won any of his particularly significant
events, have you ever seen any league official seize his helmet during the game
or check him for an illegal ear piece.
Suppose for a moment how this communication might work. Call it a time
dependent assessment communication tool, with a 2nd speaker concealed within
that helmet . Just as you have 1 official watching each receiver scheduled
for coverage, so too would a team have one individual observe only the movements
of one player on each play. Prior to the start of any particular play,
that individual records the player that he's responsible for by recording his
number into the system, accounting for any substitutions. From that an
evaluation on that specific player is established. In other words, for
Julian Edelmen or Rob Gronkowski, they have a clutch catching rating of 92 &
95 out of 100, respectively whereas Matthew Slater might be rated at 74 (meaning
that even if he's open, he might not catch the ball). Now imaging six (6)
team observers continuously hitting a percentage button, ranging during the play
from say four of them (10%, 50%, 75% & 90%). Here is how it might
work.
Eldemen's observer gets a pre-snap read knowing that his defender is out of
position based upon the route that he's scheduled to run. The observer evaluates
that and gives a pre-snap evaluation of 100% or 75% communicating, a pre-snap
read, that he believes that Edelman has a 75% chance at success. All of
the other observers are also communicating similar pre-snap evaluations.
Based upon an overall computer rating, a signal is sent to Tom Brady's ear
piece, maybe being a particular tone. Knowing that all tones are not
accepted equally in Tom's ear, he's literally forced to garner his attention to
his most advantageous target. Now, being seasoned over the years, Tom's
then shifts his pre-snap gaze into the opposite direction, hoping to shift the
defense into an even worse alignment ... then he snaps the
ball.
As we are all aware, just like a "walkie-talkie", the whole world
doesn't end at a pre-snap condition ... or in other words ... the feedback from
these six observers is continuous. At 2.3 seconds, Edelmen's observer
might be pushing 10% whereas at 3.2 seconds Gronkowski's observer might be
pushing 90%. All the while the computer is providing Tom Brady continuous
feed back by communicating a varied tone, as the play develops, for Tom Brady to
react to, to direct his successful focus toward making his remarkable
plays.
Of course this is complete conjecture, as Tom Brady has never been caught
cheating ... ooops! Scratch that. Let's just say that there is
absolutely no proof that anyone out there is cheating in away similar to this
manner but there is one thing that we can say without doubt. There is
motive to do so and there is an enormous amount of pressure to do so beyond our
limits of understanding.
What is clear is that it appears that each of the owners in this league are
willing to trust each other not to cheat because after all there is a gentlemen's
agreement between them all that everything that they do is on the up & up
... sort of speak. It's just like Bum Phillips used to say, "You take
yourin', & I'll take Myin', and we'll ...". It was a man to man,
head to head statement however, there was obvious shortcoming & problem with
his assessment ... Bum's team had never won an NFL championship for some
reason. So in reality, what is clear, is that there must be trust between
scoundrels because the NFL league officials are not doing it's job. You
might be wondering, "What job might that be?"
They call it, unannounced snap inspections by league officials ... that can
occur at any time whatsoever.
For this to occur, it has to be under the following rules:
1. Anything found by the league officials must be disclosed to all 32 owners.
2. Nothing found can be disclosed to the public.
3. If any contraband is found on any player by a league official that player
will be immediately removed from the game. There shall be no reason given
as to why.
4. Any and all disciplining that results shall be implemented by the commissioner
and shared with each franchise.
5. Each franchise shall be given one only vote, to determine if they agree with
the punishment, where a 2/3 majority vote can overrule the action taken by the commissioner.
6. Each franchise shall give an assessment of the action taken by the
commissioner as being either too harsh or too lenient. The overall
evaluation shall be directed by weighting each franchise votes divided by the
number of super bowl victories plus 1. In other words, if a franchise has
no Super Bowl victories, and they believe the commissioners assessment was too lenient,
it would be 1 vote against the commissioners level of punishment. If a
franchise has 6 Super Bowl championships, and believes that the punishment by
the commissioner to be too harsh, that franchises assessment would be 1/7 or
0.143 points in favor of reducing the punishment. Each franchises weighted
number would added where the higher number would instruct the commissioner to
increase or decrease his punishment. This weighting would prevent owners
from assembling into what is known as a good-old-boy network of NFL
champions.
The Viking Ghost Writer
http://MyVikingBlood.org
Date: January 20, 2016
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