"chadbryant.net" chadbryant.net> wrote in
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What, did the NBA promise the winning team their own weight in blow as
reward for winning? Combining NBA players and cocaine usually results in a
good drive-by or 2.

If it works out well the NFL can follow suit for the Super Bowl. Maybe
throw in a few pit bulls and a couple Hum Vees and the teams will really be
motivated to win.

jim wrote:

No. In the pros, one player on offense and (now) one player on defense
can have a helmet radio, communicable with one person on the sideline
only. None of the other 10 players on each side can have a helmet radio.

In college, there is no such provision, which is why you see a lot of
signals and/or substitutions, for delivering play calls.

In pro or college football, can you use helmet radios to communicate from QB
to players?