(01-06-2020, 12:32 PM)Mikey Wrote:

(01-06-2020, 08:31 AM)Rico Wrote: I can't believe I haven't heard anybody talking about this...talking heads or anyone for that matter...unless I missed it.  It was obvious that the play clock was at zero before the ball was snapped.  As I said before, I even backed up the DVR to verify what I thought I saw.

I was losing it as well, but the only thing I could imagine is that the broadcast counter was not fully in sync with the field clock, and it was either much closer, or not even at 0 when the snap occurred.

Did they have a replay that showed the field clock hit 0?

The play clock was the actual play clock. Now they could be getting a signal that gets sent to the play clocks or still use a camera to read the numbers and then process it to change the colors, font, etc. It should match the actual clock or be slightly delayed depending on the processing and them having everything synced up.

Since they use it for replays, it has to be within milliseconds.

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