I watched two great early NFL games on CBS in NE vs BUF and HOU vs NO. I could not help myself from switching back and forth...they were great games and great coverage. The pictures seemed crisp and bright. Now I am watching two Fox games GB vs CHI and ATL vs TB. The pictures look further away. It seems like the Fox cameras are not as close as the CBS cameras were. The closeups look pretty much the same, but the field views of the entire play seem as if the CBS pictures were much closer and clearer. Hmmm it may be me. Anyone else notice this phenomenon? Maybe I am just spoiled from the NFL Sunday Ticket and Red Zone coverage I saw the first week while on vacation at my moms house in Virginia.
One thing is for sure. I have seen it the past 3 weeks. Fox does not cover the other football games stats as well with their ticker at the bottom of the screen. There were way too many promos on it. CBS gives great scores, stats and scoring updates.
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