I don’t know PK–I’m not in Utah. Most of the people invovled in covering football don’t seem to cover much football. (I get it: there’s only a few hours of it a week.) So instead they cover things that don’t have much to do with the game like kneeling, someone’s twitter account, sometimes trades when they happen. So there’s demand for more info, but it’s not easy for a journalist to provide it.
So I’d love to see more commentary on what happens on the field during games. I’ve never played, never sat in film study, and have no idea what players do during the week to prepare for gameday or post-mortem the week before. Hans explains the techinical minituae in simple terms that anyone who watches football can appreciate. And he does it with almost no equipment. It’s really impressive work.
Here’s other examples of work I appreciate. One similar Hans. One not.
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