The tech staff in Seattle transferred that data to the Seahawks' computers, and that made the transition easier for the coaching staff. In other words, computers someday might wipe out images of the workaholic coach sleeping in his office. He's still a workaholic, but telecommuting allows him to burn the midnight oil at home. Give them information more quickly in an easier form that they can use. And it's not just coaches who use them.
Scouts can input or access data from the road.
The general manager can send one e-mail to his entire staff rather than phoning everyone individually. But it still boils down to getting people to do things. Considering that Allen owns a number of different computer companies, it certainly is possible that the Seahawks are in a better position to benefit from the cyber-revolution. Still, they won't admit to that. Reynolds said there isn't any secret team at Microsoft working on a system to create the Robo-Quarterback.