Andy Vuong wrote: The Denver Broncos are tossing out the tradition of printing 500-page playbooks every week for each of the 120 players, coaches, scouts and other personnel. This season, the team will hand out iPads that feature the week's game plan, scouting reports, video clips and other relevant data. The digital transition will not only save trees but may also give the Broncos a competitive edge. Just two other teams in the National Football League — the Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers — have discarded the printed playbook in favor of a tablet and an app.
I thought the same about hacking or lost Ipad. Seems like they have a time bomb for automatic erasure, and password security. Paper books can get lost too. I wonder if all these football players can figure out how to use an Ipad. LOL
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Mike Klis wrote: In what has to be considered a serious breach of security in the secretive world that is the NFL, Williams posted what appeared to be six formations of one defensive play from the Broncos' playbook on his Twitter account Friday. A team official quickly contacted Williams and the plays have been deleted from his account.
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LOL wrote: I wonder if all these football players can figure out how to use an Ipad. LOL
Looks like for #55, the answer is probably no.
Mike Klis wrote: Although Williams deleted the defensive formations, he seemed almost defiant in subsequent tweets. On one tweet, Williams said: "Fans calling me dumb cuss the iPad had one defense showing. I was just showing I'm old school, pin n pad."
