Has anyone had an NFL QB helmet on and had communication?

Even if he can hear it clearly, he still has to relay it to the team which is probably pretty tough.

They did a piece on sports center I think one time. It sounds like a really shitty Walkie talkie

Strief was on the radio today and explained it pretty well. He said it’s not the call in the huddle that’s the issue. It’s the checks and the doubt. He said WRs and OTs are the ones that mess up the most because the info that’s relayed out to them isn’t always clear so they have doubt at the snap and that’s where the mistakes come. Them being a second too late or taking a step the wrong way and it’s a blown up play. He said false starts aren’t that big of an issues because they just go by first movement at that point anyway. It’s was pretty interesting to hear his take.

It’s audible but it also echoes. They are just like CoachComm duplex headsets audio. Biggest issue is if the mic on the coaches headset gets water in it. That’s worst thing for headset communications.

Alabama doesn't use it because of the language barrier with Saban and Tua