While all-22 leads the way, Titans enjoy a splash of TV tape
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – High at midfield at in the end zone, teams have camera people filming games and practices.
The two overhead angles are what players and coaches watch as they study their opponents, and themselves, while preparing for games like the Titans’ season opener Sunday at Cleveland.
Coaches roll it in meetings on giant screens and can stop and start, stop and start and roll forward and back, forward and back with the clicker that becomes part of their hands. Players have all the same stuff on iPads which also contain the game plan and playbook.
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