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NFL·ANALYSIS·September 3, 2026 02:44 PM ET

Fan camp videos gave Eagles access to Packers pressure calls

Clubs now scan spectator uploads for practice intel.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Sep 31 min read
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The reason coaches don’t want media filming any parts of practice. Though teams are scanning fan videos as well. Some te Via @MikeGarafolo on X

What happened: Now Miami colleagues, Kevin Patullo and Jeff Hafley were on opposing staffs before the teams’ 2024 season opener. Mike Garafolo said clubs monitor spectator uploads and some try to prohibit all camp recording.

Why it matters: A pressure call unavailable on game film can lose its element of surprise before it is ever used. The exposure risk extends beyond credentialed media whenever spectators can record public practice.

By the numbers: Patullo said Philadelphia had half of Green Bay’s pressure packages on tape before the matchup.

What to watch: Watch for tighter enforcement of camp filming rules and changes to media-access windows before Week 1.

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