ESPN needs to take us to the next level.
We no longer care about the quality of the stitching on the near tackle's uniform pants.
We want it all; the whole field. We want 22 players, sideline to sideline, the way the coaches watch film.
We also want it now... live.
We're talking, of course, about the NFL and watching it on television. And by we, I'm referring to the millions of fellow Fantasy Football managers and League Commissioners who want MORE!
We're talking about the main camera view on an NFL Football Game. It's too zoomed in. On the average passing play, viewers get to see the o-line/d-line battle (which we know is a very important part of the game.) But what we really, really care about is what gives us Fantasy Points. And that occurs DOWNFIELD. Somewhere off the screen, in general direction of where Aaron Rodgers is looking.