Amron, an inventor and founder of First Down Laser Systems, told USA TODAY Sports on Monday that he has met with NFL executives several times, including May 14 at the league office in New York, and recently completed the system they've wanted.
"Everybody knows about us, but until something like this happens, they don't realize how important having the (first-down) line on the field just like you see on TV is to the game," said Amron, 65, a New York native and professed Giants fan.
"This is the first year the NFL is considering fan experience number one. What better for fan experience than having the line they're used to at home in the stadium, where they're paying $200 a seat?"
"Everybody knows about us, but until something like this happens, they don't realize how important having the (first-down) line on the field just like you see on TV is to the game," said Amron, 65, a New York native and professed Giants fan.
"This is the first year the NFL is considering fan experience number one. What better for fan experience than having the line they're used to at home in the stadium, where they're paying $200 a seat?"
Yard markers with frickin' laser beams attached to their frickin' heads!
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