Yeah! Sweet! Blur out everything in the background! It's just like Madden ya'll!!!!
Ok. People like video games. People like football. People like the football video game.
But do people seriously like the video game football?
I get that it debuted last season, but who the fuck thought this was such a great idea that they're putting it on ALL the goddamn broadcasts?
If I were BlackOp, this would be where I'd claim the NFL is in cahoots with the Illuminati to get us all used to an all VR world when they plug us into the matrix as energy slaves. [Reply]
Yes, it's gimmicky and I don't understand what the point of it is but...I'm old and I don't understand a lot of things these days. NOW GET OFF MY LAWN!!! [Reply]
To broadcast NFL games for fans at home wanting 4K UHD, Fox Sports captures a 1080p HDR (HLG format) signal and then upconverts to 4K.
"We did a straight 4K SDR game, but as we started to refine our view of 4K UHD. In terms of resolution, people weren't exactly interested in resolution. Instead, they were interested in color and HDR," says Davies. Since fewer viewers are watching in 4K UHD at the moment, upconverting to 4K serves the wider HD audience of today.
Honestly, bolded sounds like a bullshit excuse though... [Reply]
Most innovation is stupid at first, then it develops into something decent.
I still think they should put sensors in the Football, on the players, endzone line,field goal posts.
Also put camera everywhere too.
All the sensors and automatically have the replay cameras follow the football etc so nothing is ever missed. The football sensor can tell exactly when it crosses the 1st down market or endzone line. They could tell when the football bounces to tell about a fumble or incompletion. Computerize all of it so the replay tech can tell the refs whatever they need to know almost instantly. NFL has the money to do. [Reply]
I have a 4K 75” Samsung I picked up just for the football season, and this technology makes me feel as if I’m looking at some stupid video game version of a game.