Dave’s Football Blog

What, his baby-eating wasn’t enough to convince you? Well, here’s more proof that Rex Grossman is THE WORST EVAR!!!!!

I mean, just look at the shoddy copy editing and fact checking job he did for this article about CBS’ HD plans at the XLI…

To be sure, the scope of CBS’ Super Bowl production in Miami on Feb. 4 is typically immense—evidenced by multiple production trucks provided by vendors NEP, Coreplex and New Century Productions with sophisticated replay, graphics and audio units. But there won’t be anything radically new for the matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints—just a lot of state-of-the-art equipment, all in one place.

Nice one, Rex. You’re so bad that you don’t even want to admit your own team actually won the NFC. What’s more, you didn’t even pay attention to the AFC Playoffs at all, did you?

This year, CBS will deploy the latest super-slow-motion technology. That includes three ultra-high-frame-rate cameras capable of capturing hundreds of frames per second: two NAC Image Technology units that shoot at 300 frames per second and a Phantom camera that can capture 2,000 frames per second, manufactured by Vision Research Inc.

Such “overcranking” by the camera allows a slo-mo replay that can document a player’s motion in pain-staking detail. It was good to have in CBS’ playoff coverage, used to replay a critical third-down catch in the Colts’ divisional win over the San Diego Chargers.

Really? Those were the Colts in San Diego? Who knew Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy were such masters of disguise?

So there you have it. All the errors in that article were all Rex Grossman’s fault. He’s THE WORST EVARRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!

(Article spotted on Engadget HD.)