Same here. Only chance to see the Madden view is to go to a game and sit in the end zone.

There is an obvious reason Madden uses that view - you can actually see the field and what's going on with the players. Can't even see the linebackers in the standard view.

A holographic television is a type of TV set on which the image comes out as a hologram. This is similar to a three-dimensional (3D) television in that the image pops out at the viewer, but there is a difference in the point of view. With 3D sets, the image can only be viewed straight on, while a holographic television would allow viewers to move around the entire image and see all angles of the movie or show.

After this they will figure out a way to have an acutal hologram. It will be like you can walk around the football field in your living room.

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Wouldn't it be easier to just get a job at the pet shelter so you have all access?

Does your boy know about the new filter word? LMAO

So if that still exists and I could break one of those off as a 1080 feed to a large TV that was synced with my current feed, sure...

Yes, I would choose that for one TV and leave the other TV the normal feed and that would be pretty cool.

Jesuit mafia would never allow this.

This hasn't crossed my mind yet and could be the biggest reason it hasn't happened. If we could get our resident Pattern and Conspiracies expert in here he could let us know if it would be all good. I'm not sure what the current thinking is in regards to players knowing that the game is rigged or not. We need BlackOps to get his cooky ass in here and she some light into the situation.

It's the stuff that will happen after the present.


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Guh!

Why would I want to pay money to see opposing teams get away with holding or pass interference that we get called for?

This. I'm a veteran football TV watcher so I can generally keep tabs on the ball. Sometimes I like to isolate on one player to see what he's doing, and I can only do that on players who are near the ball for the entire play or most of it. I can never see what the high safety is doing on a run play or short pass and it bugs me.

I would think sports bar might like to be able to show live feeds of a couple of different camera angles on a couple of TVs for the Thursday, SNF, and MNF games.