The Anatomy of a Modern Sideline

THE ANATOMY OF A MODERN SIDELINE NFL Microsoft Surface This isn't your father's NFL. Both on the gridiron and on the sideline, today's game features more technology than ever before. To keep up with the breakneck pace and frenetic energy of today's game, teams have come to rely on modern technology to help them get ahead HEATED SEATS COACHES CAMERAS These cameras give coaches a complete For winter games and those view of what is happening on the field at all in the biting cold, teams use times. The All-22 camera shows the heated benches and helmet positioning for all 22 players on the field at a heaters to stay warm. With single time, and the High End Zone camera hundreds of thousands of shows the action from a single end of the BTUS worth of power, these field. Coaches go over the still images from benches are no joke. these camera views with their quarterbacks and assistant coaches to exploit weaknesses NFL in their opponent's defense. COACHES BOOTH Microsoft SURFACE CART Surface MISTING FANS While the head coach runs the show from the sideline, many This season, for the first time ever, Microsoft has equipped NFL coordinators and assistants operate from the coaches To keep cool during early season every NFL team with Surface Pro tablets. These tablets offer booth, which gives them a birds-eye view of the game. games, teams use high-powered misting fans to dramatically reduce huge speed advantages over the traditional printing process. These coaches are also equipped with Microsoft Surface Coaches and players can see images instantly on the tablets, tablets and the Sideline Viewing System to review images of the temperature along the sideline. The most powerful fans are capable which are kept in rugged waterproof and shockproof cases. plays in real time. Each team has 13 tablets on the sideline and another 12 in the of reducing temperatures by up to coach's booth. 30 degrees.