for those that have and will be going to games...

[djTOY2000]

over the past 10 years of attending home games, those that have as well can attest to this, but get ready to start seeing more and more photographers on the sidelines and in the endzones as we hit this home stretch and head towards the playoffs... i remember the '05 season and towards the end, the entire enzones from side to side would be filled with photographers... it gets pretty impressive.

 

[loafoftatupu]

Oh no doubt... how bout the NFCC? It was literally congested down there.

I typically get a sideline wristband and was given boundaries, usually only allowed to traverse the opponent side.

During the NFCC is was not going to happen. Even if I was allowed to roam there was NOWHERE to go, cables everywhere, mass coverage from the National perspective. I got a hug from Suzi Kolber in 2007, talked to J. Sapolu, Mike Sing, Mike Martz and stood next to Marc Bulger (who is tiny) but the most impressive thing I have seen was Stephen Jackson. If you think he is huge, the guy up close looks like an advertisement for steroids on top of being tall.

You are absolutely right though, the coverage increases big time for any playoff game and the conference game is like a party down there.

 

[loafoftatupu]

I should point out that when down on the field, looking up at the crowd it looks like everyone is right on top of you. Seeing that and then hearing the noise, just at kickoff is like nothing I can describe. I don't know how the players handle it. It is so loud that everything is just distorted and blended together. It multiples your pride in the 12th man by 10. It is like a euphoric drug.

 

[TheHawkster]

NFL Experience photographers were roaming the stands during the Tampa game.
First time I've seen 'em this year.

The gameday spectacle at the Clink is ramping up.

 

[SilkMonkey]

Loaf how do you get the wrist bands? A friend of mine is looking to get some shots he can use to showcase himself.