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"Right now, our duty is to cram 500 MHz of users into 25 MHz of spectrum. Everybody seems to think that RF (radio frequency) is their god-given right. And essentially the job of the coordinator is to make sense of that — to try and give as many people tools that they need to do their job within reason. There’sKnock off uggs a lot of rules we have to use. We have to follow the FCC rules. There are some guidelines that we have written within the NFL, too. Because there is just so much RF that shows up at a football game that you have to set up some sort of priority of use, beyond what the FCC has already defined."
As Voss goes on to explain, his crew is skilled at identifying problems, fixing them and ensuring those responsible for a frequency issue do not make the same mistake twice, fake uggsas was the case on Thursday.

For what it's worth, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said his staff was dealing with the same issue "all night."

"We had a lot of problems. We had to switch headphones a couple times. The communication system wasn't very good. We deal with that it seems like weekly. Yeah, they told us they were on the verge of shutting it off, but then I guess they got it working. I don't know,fake uggs for sale but it was a problem the whole game. We almost had to switch helmets with (Tom) Brady there at the end — couldn't get the plays into him. It was a problem all night."
Belichick extrapolated on the recent accusations against his organization in a conference call Friday.