Redskins to install new HD video boards in each endzone [Archive] - Page 5

tryfuhl

01-22-2010, 09:12 PM

Maybe they should improve some TD's in the endzone before improving the scoreboards

They'll serve as beacons for our backs and receivers

GusFrerotte

01-22-2010, 10:29 PM

I don't go to the games to watch TV.

Yeah. The video crap has to go. I mean look at all the newly upgraded stadiums with all the video crap all over the place. You have the huge HD scoreboard(s) then those slender video screens placed in front of the upper deck sections all along the newer stadiums. Both Comerica Park and Ford Field have the same video set up. Ohio Stadium and Penn State's stadium have the identical setup to them also. Don't mind watching a replay of a controversial call, but why even pay the $75-$100 just to watch the action on a giant TV when you are actually there. Plus those smaller screens are just commercials for the most part. It is too bad the powers that be have to shove consumerism in our faces everywhere.


	Commanders Post at The Warpath > Commanders Football > Locker Room Main Forum > Redskins to install new HD video boards in each endzone PDA Redskins to install new HD video boards in each endzone Pages : 1 2 3 4 [5] WaldSkins 01-22-2010, 08:26 PM Maybe they should improve some TD's in the endzone before improving the scoreboards tryfuhl 01-22-2010, 09:12 PM Maybe they should improve some TD's in the endzone before improving the scoreboards They'll serve as beacons for our backs and receivers GusFrerotte 01-22-2010, 10:29 PM I don't go to the games to watch TV. Yeah. The video crap has to go. I mean look at all the newly upgraded stadiums with all the video crap all over the place. You have the huge HD scoreboard(s) then those slender video screens placed in front of the upper deck sections all along the newer stadiums. Both Comerica Park and Ford Field have the same video set up. Ohio Stadium and Penn State's stadium have the identical setup to them also. Don't mind watching a replay of a controversial call, but why even pay the $75-$100 just to watch the action on a giant TV when you are actually there. Plus those smaller screens are just commercials for the most part. It is too bad the powers that be have to shove consumerism in our faces everywhere.