The NFL has heard the criticism of its no-tech approach to determining whether the football made it to the line to gain. advertisement. NBC Sports. NFL claims technology can't spot the ball. 1mo.

NEW ORLEANS — On Sunday in Super Bowl LIX, Ron Torbert and his all-star crew will officiate the game between the Chiefs and Eagles.Like usual, they'll spot the ball and assess — with the help ...

Football isn't a tech-friendly game. ... For now, it still requires human officials to spot the ball; only then does it virtually measure distance to the first-down line.

Only those with 20/20 vision can spot the hidden football in under 51 seconds ... If so, you may be one of the fastest finishers of this teasing spot the ball challenge.

And after Saturday's Texas-Houston game, college football fans had a lot of questions about where officials spot the ball for the Cougars late in their 31-24 loss to the Longhorns.

Perhaps that’s what some folks want, but I do not want every game to become a 4-hour affair with constant stops and starts to spot the ball. The NFL has clearly looked at ways to make these ...

NFL NFL could use electronics, but no chips, to measure first downs next season. The NFL is considering the use of optical tracking cameras to determine the line to gain, but the ball would still ...

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Cocalico's Joshua Myer (12) tries to get past Garden Spot defenders during second-half action of an L-L League Section 3 football game at Cocalico High School in Denver on Friday, Sept. 13, 2024.

In comments to Rob Maaddi of the Associated Press, NFL V.P. of football business strategy Kimberly Fields, Esq. claimed that, while the NFL is close to embracing technology to determine whether a ...

And in every NFL football, there is a coin-sized chip that, coupled with radio-frequency identification (RFID), ... For now, it still requires human officials to spot the ball; ...