This is simply a hypothetical question for the purpose of thinking through an interesting senario.
What if an NFL team employed computer hackers to find a way to monitor the radio transmission of their opponents?
Would this give a team enough of a strategic edge to make a difference in a game like the Super Bowl?
Would a team be able to make a late substitution on a key play in order to insert a player with pre-knowledge of the call in a position to make a big play? If so, would it appear like the player knew where the play was going before it happened?
Just something to think about, not that a team would ever try to steal the signals of another team in a game as big as the Super Bowl. But is it possible? And if so, what would the ramifications be?
What if an NFL team employed computer hackers to find a way to monitor the radio transmission of their opponents?
Would this give a team enough of a strategic edge to make a difference in a game like the Super Bowl?
Would a team be able to make a late substitution on a key play in order to insert a player with pre-knowledge of the call in a position to make a big play? If so, would it appear like the player knew where the play was going before it happened?
Just something to think about, not that a team would ever try to steal the signals of another team in a game as big as the Super Bowl. But is it possible? And if so, what would the ramifications be?
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