Originally Posted by
KYPack
Maybe, but it would be a tough job.
For instance, over the last few years they tried to introduce a new football with artificial laces. The laces in the new ball would be made of a new material that would be consistent and reduce the manufacturing costs. In the trials of the new balls, there was 100% agreement. All the QB's rejected them, said they felt funny, didn't throw well, etc.
If they couldn't even make a ball with different laces, how would they do at introducing a totally synthetic ball?