How an NFL Film Room Works | Do Your Job

[@SamC379]

The key to it all "We don't want to be the weak link"

[@colyco24]

Samuel Adams gotta beat us on the field the key it’s not what we posting it’s just a inside on the patriots we’re a legacy team

[@jeremyjackson2452]

Love seeing all the guys behind the scenes that contribute to their winning tradition.

[@luve4328]

Yes... That's why I get stunned each time some fellow "analyst" sits all day talking about Bill and Tom. This is about a full team doing their jobs. That's why we may not excel offensively this year but the rest of the team is.

[@tilerthps]

@@luve4328 yep, you dont get to that many superbowls because of just 2 people. its a full on team effort by players, coaches, and people behind the scenes

[@AustinTheGreat28]

Jeremy Jackson *cheating tradition

[@jeremyjackson2452]

@@AustinTheGreat28 How original

[@jonathanhinojos9687]

Cheaters 😂😂

[@Loadinngg]

This is the best episode of “Do Your Job” the film/editing lol. The video department really made sure this episode was spot on!

[@mediasawdust2458]

".....that information will be given to a runnah, who, drive in on the caht, into the editing room and I'll staht the edits."

[@paulwilliams2024]

Media Sawdust lmao 🤣 that thick accent

[@iHasCaek]

pahk the cahh at hahvad

[@Mr-Soto]

Lmao!

[@328am]

There’s no G in editin

[@Benderthegr865]

It's crazy a guy born and raised in Boston has a Boston accent!

[@mrbill806]

My boy Matthew slater on the narration😤👌🏼

[@jhonniboii5884]

The patriots organization is just amazing.

[@pthornburgh1]

One word....Professional

[@shiauSSO]

Cheating is nothing to admire.

[@afmartin2734]

@@shiauSSO Do you believe in the Tooth Fairy, too? There's a pandemic and the election wasn't stolen either. You're welcome, mouth breather.

[@shiauSSO]

@@afmartin2734 There is sufficient evidence that the Patriots cheated.

[@charlygr.v.l.1216]

Really great, the count down with the test image of the last century 😉 JIMMY, many thanks that we were allowed to get an insight into your work. We are not insiders and therefore we are not in position to calculate the amount of work which happens in the background. For you and your whole team the best wishes for the future. Our best greetings from the small outpost of football fans from the other side of this planet. C. 😉

[@konstantinfrhr.v.b.5110]

Danke Charly.

[@patricklemire9278]

I love this. You wonder how the Patriots stay on top. Then you see how on point everyone in the organization at ever level is and it makes sense.

[@madcratebuilder]

The unseen heroes, great work men.

[@mrgarybusey2052]

Knowing that this man has 6 rings is just insane.

[@Benderthegr865]

Why is it insane?

[@davidconnor5874]

He's been to TEN Super Bowls! THAT'S the insane part.

[@mrgarybusey2052]

@@Benderthegr865 How is it not?

[@cra2cra226]

How deep does that go? Like... the guys who do the laundry get rings? The water boys get rings? Are they all the same jewel-encrusted rings or do the players get special rings?

[@mrgarybusey2052]

@@cra2cra226 i think it goes down to everyone except minimum wage workers. So i guess vendors dont get one, but possibly janitors. Waterboys do get a ring.

[@Djoel914]

Just great, I love the do your job series. Imagine all the football those guys watch and edit.

[@tylerellis2115]

I've been wondering how the players and coaches get the film! Great video, and very much appreciated. Thank you to everyone in the video department, and let's hope we didn't give away any competitive advantages! Hahaha

[@differnet]

As an AV professional, I can only say you have my deepest respect for your work. And I have a lot of jealousy for your equipment and budget. But really, this video was crazy impressive.

[@WrathchildNH]

their scouting dept., equipment manager, dietician etc.... are all as dedicated and impressive as this AV bunch... It must be an awesome place to work

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

Pretty amazing. Great job guys.

[@samuela9245]

Love the Pat's organization

[@davidconnor5874]

I'm a Browns fan born and raised, but I love EVERYTHING about the Patriots organization. Sunday is gonna be a rough one for me, either way. Lol!

[@davidconnor5874]

@@Trialnerror Them 3 straight turnovers were embarrassing.

[@Number1HockeyPlaya]

So are they the ones setting up the cameras in other team's facilities to record their practices or is that a different department?

[@Corninthesky]

Lmao I was looking for this comment

[@jacobfrye510]

Salty much?

[@JeeTeefps]

I heard the Boston accent and I just thought yup the Patriots are the coolest franchise

[@AlerionKws]

9:59 pretty cool that you can see all the staff with rings

[@michaelspencer9605]

Patriots is leading the way, their team and staff is next level and the best in the biz again no other franchise is on Patriots level #leagueoftheirown#PatriotsNation

[@jarthur6604]

Unsung heroes, PATS Nation loves you

[@paulmatulavich7321]

Having been a guest at NFL Films headquarters on several occasions and very familiar with the expertise required to do that work, I commend these gentlemen on a job well done.

[@lrodnyc9047]

It was interesting getting to know the Spygate staff 📹📽📼🔭

[@hectorgutierrez9526]

You know, I thought the same thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@afmartin2734]

Bill Cowher: “You know, let me just say this: To answer your question, no, I don’t think so (it’s not an advantage for one team over another). I just know as a head coach, you are always looking for a competitive edge. We had people out there trying to look at signals. We had guys go to games. They would tape the signal caller and also write it down. They would take it back and match up the signals with the game film and certain defenses with certain plays that were being called, particularly the defenses being called, to see if we could come up with some kind of an alert for a signal. So, what they did with videotaping the signal caller, people do it with the people in the stands!! These people sitting there in the stands, looking at the signal, writing it down and matching up the 1st and 10 signal. Ok? Then you go back again and the 2nd and 10 and here’s the signal. You do that for a whole game. You then go back and match up the defenses with the signal. And you can come up with what the signal was. So, you don;’t need a video tape with what they were talking about doing. And people were doing it. WE were doing that. Everybody does that. You’re TRYING to gain a competitive edge. There is nothing wrong with that. That’s why baseball players go through the mirage of signals. They’ve got all these different codes. That’s part of the competitive spirit of the game. I think it’s totally overblown. I think if you get caught (signals compromised), then do what we did and go to wristbands, you are worried about it. We started putting defenses on wristbands. Then you find a way to not get caught (signals compromised). When your good at something and people try steal from ya, I think it’s flattering.”

[@grambo1980]

i'm a tech guy and i can appreciate all this work! Keep up the good work guys!

[@loneranger7877]

Guys like these.... this why this is THE team..!!!

[@longhairedfrique6334]

LOVE the accent. Been out of the area for years.

[@flintfuentes7652]

Nice to see they hire from "within", doesn't get more homegrown than that

[@garycobiak5926]

Needs more diversity tho tbh. A lot of white privileged men.

[@flintfuentes7652]

@garycobiak thx for perspective, could think of other industries where that's true; in the end, there should be a 'healthy' balance between diversity and meritocracy anywhere

[@ScottHillsmusclecargarage]

I grew up there and moved out west after high school. I miss it dearly, but with a spinal cord injury and running around in a wheelchair is a little tough in the winters. Otherwise, I would move back there in a heartbeat. Arizona has its benefits, but the food is bland as hell, unless it's Mexican or Thai food. I miss back east Chinese chicken wings. Nothing like it out here.

[@sanduand22]

"We don't wanna be the weak link" - enough said

[@chromer05]

Things like this is why the Patriots have such a winning culture. Even in the small details they expect excellence.

[@YD180]

Thank you guys. Go PATS!

[@Greywolfwarrior]

My pats video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn60gKd6f9CMaa8

[@dontarguewithfools]

Goosebumps can't lie

[@EngineVSEngine]

Great video. Must be an amazing experience to work for the Pats, I would love to work there..are you listening Patriots :)

[@johnreed8944]

Mr Dee is giving the genius the knowledge that makes him a genius

[@josifus77]

ya'll should do one on Meredith Gorman. Go Pats!!!

[@kcender3771]

Wow, that was impressive. Now if I can just get my desktop to reboot! Badass, Jimmy.

[@pumitriii6160]

Badass, Dad!

[@20thCenturyMan80]

Love these guys.

[@kevinblackshow]

Excellent; answers many questions!

[@n.granger1343]

Great video in a very interesting series - nice move by the organisation to show these as people would have no idea of the effort these folks go to and it's genuinely a huge part of their sustained success over 2 decades plus.

[@dewgreen14]

Best job on earth !! You are the man, keep up the good work.

[@christopherlewis9969]

Can someone help me out, what is that Silver Hoodie that he’s wearing? That is nice!

[@chrisdidonna7371]

Nike dri fit of some.sort

[@David_Ralte.]

Man! This means that this isn't just the players and the coach.. The whole nine yards are like, totally sinc with each other for their winnings.. You see those boys playing their ass off on the field..But, those staffs, who did their job brilliantly behind the curtain, are the unsung heroes to me.

[@connorwhitaker8578]

That stache is legendary

[@joemazzari1783]

Great segment.

[@silentmandan1392]

Great video

[@jjpeditorreel]

Great video. Thank you for sharing.

[@TylerGniadek]

Love these. Please do Strength Coaches next

[@caliente6319]

3:35 you know sometimes i wish i didnt have a heart beat, i really want a hahhht beat lol boston accents are awesome they sound ridiculous but they are awesome.

[@BeanTwnJ]

Love these videos!! GO PATRIOTS!!! Screw the haters!!!

[@OuZhang]

unsung hero!

[@graciaa.2124]

No wonder Pats players and coaches are more ahead from thier opponents👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@mrpan1270]

What an operation. Those guys are fucking good.

[@djchedd]

Most well run team all around means it’s always good. A testament to bills effort to focus on the details.

[@tonyh.anderson2658]

Do your Amazing!

[@jasonmerrill8917]

Why did they edit out the parts where they film the other teams' signals?

[@ltcrtw1]

Jason Merrill 6 rings sorry about it

[@End3rWi99in]

Because that's not what actually happened. All they did was film in the wrong location. The Jets coincidentally got penalized for the same thing in 2006 at Foxboro. Talk about beating a dead horse man... Yourteamcheats.com

[@BeanTwnJ]

Go Pats!!!

[@DKDK-og9ox]

How dare someone dislike this vid !!!! These hardworking ppl behind the scenes and backbone of the Patriots, lol 😂

[@thedarkemissary]

Must be hard working a camera, wearing 6 rings tho. Lol.

[@facomori3110]

On to Cleveland...great vid #GoPats

[@TheT0N1c]

It would be awesome to get an inside look like this into the video production team that makes All Access, Do your job etc. It's really unique for an nfl Team to make so much content. It would be very interesting to see who makes this great content and what challenges they face on their daily job

[@paperchaser4176]

Go Patriots!!!!!!

[@craigleidigjr4170]

Amazing!!!

[@JimSub2]

You guys should do a segment on the pilots. If they have Bose headsets, easy sponsor for the video

[@k2line706]

Lol that product placement at 5:32

[@manuelmedina8880]

Amazing

[@alexkellum1]

Sick operation!

[@juliosanchez7711]

This’s So Cool

[@erikagonzalez6885]

We love to see it

[@samuela9245]

Do these guys get rings so well?

[@paulcollopy4043]

I would imagine.

[@Malitubee]

They should

[@WrathchildNH]

yes but smaller, worth 10K or so. the NFL gives 1.5M to the SB winner for rings... Bob Kraft always spends way more than that.... bigger rings for players and coaches and virtually all team staff get one

[@paulwilliams2024]

Samuel A yes

[@rightyourwrong]

organizational talent baby

[@USER-cn6uo]

This series is really great! Cool to learn about what it takes to make this organization run!

[@Guurur]

Would u please shoot some trick plays since NFL's existence and give it to coach b.b. Just wanna recommend him that when our offense struggles coz of injuries, player departures, cut or retired it really helps to score the game and get a momentum to put points on the table...Trick plays would really help us this season when offense is struggling

[@baranoezsipahi727]

there are a lot of new digital solutions for more efficient distribution of data throughout the Organisation. But seems like what they're doing is working.

[@End3rWi99in]

Their film is probably more secure than the White House. They keep it all recorded offline and transferred manually for a reason.

[@haural]

i really like this series

[@MrDevilkiller17]

The big question is, how redundant is your server? Do you keep all the archived footage backed up at an offsite location?

[@afmartin2734]

All NFL stadiums have a data dump every 10 days to an offsite location, which likely includes footage like this at some point, where it's also easily retreivable. This is how anyone with a brain and a college degree knew NE was being framed again with Deflategate. All the NFL had to do was look at the security footage from the week before. It wasn't even in the Wells Report. I knew it was framejob right then and there. Security footage exists for franchises for liability reasons.

[@SupahFans]

Thank You, D & crew 🙏🏼📹

[@michaelthomas4402]

Where's the guy who films other teams sidelines?

[@afmartin2734]

Do you believe in the Tooth Fairy too?

[@DarknessBringsLight08]

very cool!

[@arrnef5558]

THIS IS GOOD

[@ea2225]

RESPECT

[@TheBiggz808]

Love this series.

[@willmakesvids]

its interesting to me that although tech has advanced massively the patriots still use old style laptops, a pretty primitive edit suite and what looks like slightly odd editing software!? No Premiere Pro, Dell XPS 15's, Canon cinema camera's? Shows you how a good system will manage to keep going and producing the necessary footage even if you could do it better on a larger budget!

[@dontarguewithfools]

Dynasties leave no stone unturned.

[@cfresh44]

Where’s the film from the bengals browns game???

[@afmartin2734]

Bill Cowher: “You know, let me just say this: To answer your question, no, I don’t think so (it’s not an advantage for one team over another). I just know as a head coach, you are always looking for a competitive edge. We had people out there trying to look at signals. We had guys go to games. They would tape the signal caller and also write it down. They would take it back and match up the signals with the game film and certain defenses with certain plays that were being called, particularly the defenses being called, to see if we could come up with some kind of an alert for a signal. So, what they did with videotaping the signal caller, people do it with the people in the stands!! These people sitting there in the stands, looking at the signal, writing it down and matching up the 1st and 10 signal. Ok? Then you go back again and the 2nd and 10 and here’s the signal. You do that for a whole game. You then go back and match up the defenses with the signal. And you can come up with what the signal was. So, you don;’t need a video tape with what they were talking about doing. And people were doing it. WE were doing that. Everybody does that. You’re TRYING to gain a competitive edge. There is nothing wrong with that. That’s why baseball players go through the mirage of signals. They’ve got all these different codes. That’s part of the competitive spirit of the game. I think it’s totally overblown. I think if you get caught (signals compromised), then do what we did and go to wristbands, you are worried about it. We started putting defenses on wristbands. Then you find a way to not get caught (signals compromised). When your good at something and people try steal from ya, I think it’s flattering.”

[@AJTwist-bw6gj]

They were going above and beyond when they filmed the bengals practice

[@afmartin2734]

Actually that was a documentary piece in this series. Only a moron would believe NE was concerned about facing a 3-13 team. How does it feel to be a moron in life and be easily duped by a pathological liar (Goodell)?

[@rickdrunn7971]

Where’s the guy videotaping the other team’s play caller?

[@RyanBR19]

Love the Boston accent

[@nischalrana1666]

I wonder if the manual approach to data transfer between two devices is by design. An old school analog process in an increasingly digitized world.

[@santamamba]

Just Amazing!

[@jmaietta]

Is the video data tagged? (i.e. computer vision)

[@hiattpurcell1794]

where do they keep the film of other teams practices

[@richardfitzwell6579]

Oh we got tape

[@scott1564]

Anyone know what specific cameras (HD) they are/were using? Need some decent quality filming equipment for HS football and want something more than just camcorders you get at Amazon or Best Buy. 3 or 4 year old pro equipment would be fine. Low light sensitivity would be a huge plus.

[@afmartin2734]

You'd apparently be a "cheater" if you did that. lol

[@NBA2K11Celtics]

This is awesome!!! How do I apply?!?!

[@MALYRREP]

This guy worked at the organization from the Parcells era to the early 2000s dynasty to the mid to late 2010s dynasty, literally captured film and memories of those teams. Dude is the video director GOAT lol. Looking at how things are run at the Pats, from capturing photos for Belichick during the game so he can make adjustments real time, to providing edited footage on the same day the games are played, it is no wonder they are the best, everyone knows what they are doing, and they do their jobs. It is both inspiring and terrifying at the same time.

[@ryaneglinton8970]

This comment section about to be lit

[@justinjones9028]

Would be a cool part of the team to work on.

[@guddoguddo]

How involved was he in the spygate

[@chillwill842003]

was hoping for some of the bengals sideline footage to be here

[@mirakekkle9476]

I was looking for this shit lmao

[@robbythunder0]

How come they didn't talk about filming the opponent's defensive signals?

[@afmartin2734]

Bill Cowher: “You know, let me just say this: To answer your question, no, I don’t think so (it’s not an advantage for one team over another). I just know as a head coach, you are always looking for a competitive edge. We had people out there trying to look at signals. We had guys go to games. They would tape the signal caller and also write it down. They would take it back and match up the signals with the game film and certain defenses with certain plays that were being called, particularly the defenses being called, to see if we could come up with some kind of an alert for a signal. So, what they did with videotaping the signal caller, people do it with the people in the stands!! These people sitting there in the stands, looking at the signal, writing it down and matching up the 1st and 10 signal. Ok? Then you go back again and the 2nd and 10 and here’s the signal. You do that for a whole game. You then go back and match up the defenses with the signal. And you can come up with what the signal was. So, you don;’t need a video tape with what they were talking about doing. And people were doing it. WE were doing that. Everybody does that. You’re TRYING to gain a competitive edge. There is nothing wrong with that. That’s why baseball players go through the mirage of signals. They’ve got all these different codes. That’s part of the competitive spirit of the game. I think it’s totally overblown. I think if you get caught (signals compromised), then do what we did and go to wristbands, you are worried about it. We started putting defenses on wristbands. Then you find a way to not get caught (signals compromised). When your good at something and people try steal from ya, I think it’s flattering.”

[@gothands450]

I’m so jealous of their jobs lol 😂 I would trade in a heartbeat

[@christopherjohnson3520]

Coooollll!!!!!! CJ