Is it some kind of code in case the other team listens in?lol @ the play he had to call. Not gonna even try to understand what that all meant.
Is it some kind of code in case the other team listens in?
If Mike isn't talking into his helmet in the huddle, Aaron has one heck of a memory.
If I heard all that all I could tell the guys is either "Get open" or "Handoff."
Every section is a different code for what each player should do. For example, "east right flop" is for the O-line. "z right y left" tells where the receiver will line up and "396 zag" is to tell the running back where to run through the tackle or guard and how to do it (Delay, stutter, etc.) and the last number in "396" is what route the receiver will run, which in that case is a hook route between 10 and 20 yards and you turn towards the sideline.lol @ the play he had to call. Not gonna even try to understand what that all meant.
I love it to.oh that was GREAT!!! I love him saying "damnit" after that sack..then when he was joking with the second guy..." I need to get rid of it sooner than that right!?!?" and a little love tap to his helmet!
I wondered what transpired there!!
love SOUNDFX!!!
that was alot of fun!!! Bring on Atlanta!!!!
You can also hear MM tell A-Rod "You got Jordy wide open."Loved MM saying "lets finish this", and "we have to keep pressing". Maybe his play calling will change and he'll continue to press later in the game even when the Pack is up, he did against the broncos so one can hope.
You can also hear MM tell A-Rod "You got Jordy wide open."
So I guess coaches can look down field to see what is happening and suggest to the QB where to put the ball.
I've seen another one with Dennis Green doing the same thing.
The mic in Rodgers helmet is killed before the snap so Rodgers can't really hear the suggestion unless he can hear him from the sideline.
OK I guess what I would like to know is if there is any rule that prohibits coaches from talking to players during the play.No, that's just MM talking to himself. If you ever watch MM on the sideline call plays watch his hand turn the microphone on to Rodgers, read the play from his sheet then he immediately turns it back off. The control thingy for the headsets always on his hip.
Really? They have the technology to do that?Ya there is a rule against it. If a coach doesn't kill the communication the play clock will shut it off when it gets below a certain number which I think it's 10.
I thought it was just one way. Coach to player only?I just think its fascinating that they have the technology to talk to the coach through the helmet.
Just watched it. Was pretty cool, a lot of recycled interviews and footage from Americas Game though.There's another show on RIGHT NOW, on the NFL Network, which is a feature of Charles Woodson's life.
It's awesome....
Called NFL Films Presents: "A Way With Words".
It airs again Saturday at 8 am CST.