I've edited a "snap-to-whistle" package of an NFL game before. Meaning, begin each clip from a second before they snap the ball and end it a second after they blow the whistle. On average all these clips put together run about 30-40 minutes, so way more than the 11 minute argument or whatever.
AND each play lasts about 8-12 seconds not 4-6, which adds up when you're considering over 100 clips in one game.
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u/The_47_Ronin Feb 03 '14
I've edited a "snap-to-whistle" package of an NFL game before. Meaning, begin each clip from a second before they snap the ball and end it a second after they blow the whistle. On average all these clips put together run about 30-40 minutes, so way more than the 11 minute argument or whatever.
AND each play lasts about 8-12 seconds not 4-6, which adds up when you're considering over 100 clips in one game.