Shed timing question????

[Da_Drumma]

Just thought I would get opinions or answers on this. Anyways recently I participated in my first major drum shed, it went pretty cool.. Anyways to make a long story short while playing to a track/sample or anything Im fine, Ive had people even tell me my timing is awesome, anyways when I get to the shed and I get on its like okay cool, then every now and then someones snare stroke would be slighty off (I don't if its mine or theirs) but Im like what the heck, and these are suppose to be the pretty top dogs in the area. In the middle someone wanted to cut on the percussion loop, but they were like naw...naw.... So my question is does tempos flucuate during sheds, could it be that some were playing in fron/on top/and behind the beat??? Anybody had any similar experiences??? Is it me???  Please L.M.K!!
Just for the record it was three drumsets, bass player, keyboardist, and organist!!! Thanks

[QCdrummer]

Because a shed is like freestyling. Someone is bound to get slightly off at some point. Because there is no structure and everything is off the top of the head, a hit here and there will likely be off. If somebody starts dragging the beat........this is bound to throw things off as well.

[j_kay]

Here's the answer:

tempos flucuate, some were playing in front/on top/and behind the beat

[Audiocr381ve]

Just to add, someone may have an idea that they are trying to get across on the drums that doesn't land on the "1"

[Da_Drumma]

Here's the answer:

I feel ya bro!!! I just like to be sure I know whats going on. But some of all that was going on. This was my first one, so I just wanted to know if it was normal!!!