Did anyone else catch this?

[MeatSoda]

I think hearing the players talk and the atmosphere on the field is just almost as exciting as the actual game.

 

 

The clip right there shows Peyton swearing at Donald Brown a few years back. This shows that even the humblest players off the field have a winning, don't-fug-up attitude on every Sunday. We heard Brady cussing at the refs when poo didn't go down the way he wanted to. I like to see players be themselves and not who their agent tells them to be.

 

I'd be worried though that if this ever became a real thing, they'd consciously tone it down as much as they could bc they knew people were listening in. I don't think we'd get as many of those awesome moments. Some, sure. But not as many.

[PantherBrew]

I will never happen.

The players need to be able to discuss plays and assignments without fear that those discussions could be used against them.

If you could tune into Smitty for example you would not only get him talking to Janoris Jenkins, but you'd also get the huddle talk and the audible calls. Same thing on D, you would not only hear Capt talking trash but also the Ds call and adjustments.

 

yeah, i could definitely see that being an issue. 

[Chaos]

I just watched that play again with volume turned up. I think it's Mike Mitchell and he clearly says "you got one fuking catch man." 11:00 minute mark in the fourth.

Golden.

[rg3and10]

Yes, along with an uncensored broadcast on maybe Comedy Central.

"Brees dumps it off to Sproles, he turns up the sideline, goddamn he just got knocked the fug out by Thomas Davis."

[MeatSoda]

Also, the field is a sacred thing for players. It literally separates them from the fans. It's their arena, THEIR space (and, esp. for the high-profile guys, one of the few places where they are away from all the other media noise and where they can be themselves w/their teammates). It seems like that shouldn't be yet ANOTHER thing that's milked for cash at the expense of preserving what it is now. Let them keep it their own.

[Zod]

Yep. I was standing right there. Captain and Mitchell were letting him know how much of a non factor he was. In fact, it wasn't just that play. They were in his ear the entire game. Especially Mitchell who was constantly giving him the "now what" the entire game.

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[Ace_Aladdin]

Did anyone hear the trash talk between Captain and Santonio on the sidelines after his first catch. 

 

Santonio had something to say about him making a catch, then you could hear Captain, "that one catch, man!"  

 

I was just talking about this to my wife...

 

Would you pay extra, if there was something you could pair with direct TV, to hear certain players mics during the game?  

 

If so, who would you want to hear, and how much would you pay per game to hear them?

 

I think the obvious choices are Smitty, and Hardy.  But I think Gross would be interesting.  

 

I'd pay 20$ to hear smitty's mic during the game. per game. 

 

What say ye?

 

Ps. I doubt this would ever happen cause I am sure the NFL doesn't want people to hear what is said on the field, but i thought the same about the "all 22" idea and it eventually happened. 

 

If the NFL finds a way to make money from it with control then they will do it!

[lola]

Smitty would be worth the cost all by himself. I would love that!

[WilmyWood]

Yep. I was standing right there. Captain and Mitchell were letting him know how much of a non factor he was. In fact, it wasn't just that play. They were in his ear the entire game. Especially Mitchell who was constantly giving him the "now what" the entire game.

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We need someone to talk poo about our secondary before every game.  Those two were fired up.

[PhillyB]

i really just want extended versions of poo-talking, profanity, and vulgarities. just compilations after each game. "goddammit donald" is a classic

[Port City Cat Fan]

saw a clip of aaron rodgers miked up and another player was talking on the sideline and rogers wouldnt talk to him, pointing to his chest saying mic'd up. he was very clear and conscious about what he was going to say will miked up.

 

but i would love to and pay money to hear smitty miked up for a game. fantastic stuff imagine.

[CatMan72]

I would pay extra for that... I think the NFL has actually discussed this idea. 

[CatMan72]

Yep. I was standing right there. Captain and Mitchell were letting him know how much of a non factor he was. In fact, it wasn't just that play. They were in his ear the entire game. Especially Mitchell who was constantly giving him the "now what" the entire game.

Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

 

Mitchell is right up there with Smitty as a guy you don't want to talk trash with... he'll finish anything you start. 

[General_Purr]

yeah It would be pretty cool.. I agree I love the tension on the field of a bunch of ballers.

 

It would be impossible though because of other teams getting them.. with schemes and words and gameplans.