I hate that overhead camera angle...

[Gus]

I'm sick of it! They keep telling us how inovative it is! How about another angle of the blocked field goal? While Sean Taylor was running the blocked FG back, was there another penalty that could have been called? Who the heck knows because FOX chooses to give us the same freakin' camera shot with that 'eye in the sky' view! I hate it!

Another thought, if I may: We're ahead by 7, on the road, and we call a reverse run by a banged-up receiver (Glenn)...can we please run on first down?! And can we please run Barber more?! The play calling lost us this game, in my opinion...

 

[SupermanXx]

I was cursing that damned camera angle the entire game

well, I do that every game and everytime they show it

it's seriously the dumbest thing they could have possibly "invented"

I can't tell what the **** is going on during a play, can't gauge how many yards are being picked up on play, can't see formations, can't see the play develop, makes you dizzy and is just overall ********

someone needs to tell the idiots at Fox to ****can that BS

 

[TwoSteppinJJ]

I agree with both points lol. That was dumb to run a reverse in that situation, and we ended up losing like 8 yards on it.

 

[NorthTexan95]

The camera angle is cool if used the right way. ESPN generally only uses it for replays. FOX tries to use it during play and viewers are missing game action. I dread that camera.

 

[Cowboy4ever]

that play would have went for about 20-30 yds had Andre held his block for another second... it was a good call.. just wasn't executed, by the PLAYERS!

 

[Gus]

Oh, you're right, Cowboy4ever but I would have went with the less 'sexy' call of running the ball with Barber who was obviously on a roll in the that drive--he makes things happen. Oh no, we hafta do tricks! You're on the road, with the lead--good things happen when you run the ball.