Lol is that a serious reply? So the Patriots are now claiming Spygate never happened.
This team needs to be banned from the nfl.
This is funny because Bob Kraft personally apologized to all the NFL owners back in 2008 for the cheating by his head coach at an emergency owners' meeting.
And then Bill Belichick, at the same meeting, apologized and said they DID IT because they misinterpreted the NFL rules and thought it was legal.
Now all of a sudden it never happened?
Freaking liars.
All those Superbowls and MVP awards for the Patriots should be vacated. They are just total garbage.
Says the colt fanGonna be great when they are irrelevant and the fanbase dies.
All that will be left is posers trying to convince us that Tammy was better than JoeMo.
Lol is that a serious reply? So the Patriots are now claiming Spygate never happened.
This team needs to be banned from the nfl.
Seriously what are you babbling about? Are you having an aneurysm? Pervy eyes? Seriously what the fucking fuck?
It's pretty obvious that most all the Pats fans here plus those inexplicably supporting the Patriots haven't read the article.
If anything it makes Goodell and the NFL worse because of how they handled everything. The Pats stuff we all knew about.
But right it's just a hit piece NFL ordered against the Pats even if it makes them look terrible. Oh and even though the journalist is well respected, it reads like a child wrote it! But of course!
Did you guys even read it and see who wrote it?
And lol people reacting like the NFL has it out for the Pats or that they only investigated the Pats cause of ESPN's initial report. For as crazy as they call people who claim the Pats cheated, it's hilarious the hoops, mental gymnastics, and conspiracy theories Pats fans jump through.
Read the Mike Martz portion and tell me that isn't shady as hell.
Gonna be great when they are irrelevant and the fanbase dies.
All that will be left is posers trying to convince us that Tammy was better than JoeMo.
True story. Being a Pats fan in the 70's and 80's was really difficult. Oooof... I still miss Grogan sometimes.
I had season ticket access when Hugh Millen was QB. Ouch! We've had our bad times. Let us enjoy these 15 years and close this thread! =DTrue story. Being a Pats fan in the 70's and 80's was really difficult. Oooof... I still miss Grogan sometimes.
This is funny because Bob Kraft personally apologized to all the NFL owners back in 2008 for the cheating by his head coach at an emergency owners' meeting.
And then Bill Belichick, at the same meeting, apologized and said they DID IT because they misinterpreted the NFL rules and thought it was legal.
Now all of a sudden it never happened?
Freaking liars.
All those Superbowls and MVP awards for the Patriots should be vacated. They are just total garbage.
If Pat's fans had any freaking souls, they would stop blindly following that creep Head Coach and demand his resignation.
Because all he's done is taint that franchise with lies, deception and poor sportsmanship and he's got Bob Kraft constantly running damage control for him.
Kraft himself is a impotent moron, but he does listen to the people who make him rich - aka the season ticket holders. So come on Pat's fans, show some self-respect and get rid of the cheating stigma you keep defending.
Lol is that a serious reply? So the Patriots are now claiming Spygate never happened.
This team needs to be banned from the nfl.
They don't know the meaning of salt, so I expect nothing lessPeople not only defending this behavior, but taking delight in people being legitimately angry about it, are just as bad as these cheating dirtbags.
When a reputable news outlet reports this, I will take it seriously.
Until then, LOL.
Calm downPeople not only defending this behavior, but taking delight in people being legitimately angry about it, are just as bad as these cheating dirtbags.
People need to stop using the term "salt". It's getting embarrassing, and it's almost exclusively used by people who know their argument is weak.
You just used it and your argument is weak. Theorem proven.
People need to stop using the term "salt". It's getting embarrassing, and it's almost exclusively used by people who know their argument is weak.
Lol is that a serious reply? So the Patriots are now claiming Spygate never happened.
This team needs to be banned from the nfl.
They don't know the meaning of salt, so I expect nothing less
No they're saying they didn't tape walkthroughs.
And you would believet he NFL?He says she says. The last people I'll take as creditable on the matter of spygate are the Patriots.
Lol is that a serious reply? So the Patriots are now claiming Spygate never happened.
This team needs to be banned from the nfl.
He says she says. The last people I'll take as creditable on the matter of spygate are the Patriots.
If you look closely you can see an * etched into each ring.
If you look closely you can see an * etched into each ring.
He says she says. The last people I'll take as creditable on the matter of spygate are the Patriots.
Patriots under Belichick:
1. Videotaping opposing teams signals, practices and walkthroughs
2. Stealing play sheets from opposing team's lockerooms and even from their hotel rooms
3. Bugging locker rooms
4. Deflating footballs
5. Jobbing the eligible receiver rule
6. Getting the NFL to give them a new rule (tuck) to justify Brady's fumble that launched his bogus career.
But the Patriots deny it all, so it's OK!
Patriots under Belichick:
1. Videotaping opposing teams signals, practices and walkthroughs
2. Stealing play sheets from opposing team's lockerooms and even from their hotel rooms
3. Bugging locker rooms
4. Deflating footballs
5. Jobbing the eligible receiver rule
6. Getting the NFL to give them a new rule (tuck) to justify Brady's fumble that launched his bogus career.
But the Patriots deny it all, so it's OK!
Patriots under Belichick:
1. Videotaping opposing teams signals, practices and walkthroughs
2. Stealing play sheets from opposing team's lockerooms and even from their hotel rooms
3. Bugging locker rooms
4. Deflating footballs
5. Jobbing the eligible receiver rule
6. Getting the NFL to give them a new rule (tuck) to justify Brady's fumble that launched his bogus career.
But the Patriots deny it all, so it's OK!
"Were there any live electronics during the walk-through?"
"It's certainly possible," Walsh said. "But I have no evidence."
The tuck rule was called in Week 2 of an NFL regular season match-up on September 23, 2001, between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets.[3] In the waning minutes of the second quarter, Patriots' defensive end Anthony Pleasant apparently forced Jets quarterback Vinny Testaverde to fumble the ball. Patriots' defensive end Richard Seymour made a recovery.[4] The call was overturned upon review and ruled an incomplete with the tuck rule cited. The Jets would go on to tie the game with a field goal on that drive and then eventually win in overtime.
Patriots under Belichick:
1. Videotaping opposing teams signals, practices and walkthroughs
2. Stealing play sheets from opposing team's lockerooms and even from their hotel rooms
3. Bugging locker rooms
4. Deflating footballs
5. Jobbing the eligible receiver rule
6. Getting the NFL to give them a new rule (tuck) to justify Brady's fumble that launched his bogus career.
But the Patriots deny it all, so it's OK!
7. Won 4 Super Bowls
8. Made you cry
Who did they kill?9. Killed a man
Its not always easy to actually prove when someone is cheating or breaking the rules without their compliance or admission, neither of which the Pats are willing to provide.The things in bold haven't been proven. The Tuck Rule existed well before 2001 and the eligible receiver was more gamesmanship than anything else.
Love how the Bills/Dolphins are not sophisticated enough to change their signals, allowing the Pats (and only the Pats, no one else) to beat them mercifully.
9. Killed a man
Its not always easy to actually prove when someone is cheating or breaking the rules without their compliance or admission, neither of which the Pats are willing to provide.
Keep holding onto the faith though Dragon!
Because the reputation is forever ruined and all of their accomplishments are now forever tainted. It must really kill Pats fans inside that they think they have the best team, coach and qb of all time and that it is never going to be officially recognized outside of New England. Anytime you bring up the Pats in the company of any respectable people the first thing they are going to do is discount all of they achievement and label them as cheaters.
I feel bad for you. I really do. You are going through the same thing that Lance Armstrongs mother went though.
Put all of those accomplishments in the same trash can that holds the list of most Tour De France and most Home Runs of all time!9. 14 straight years of winning seasons
7. Won 4 Super Bowls
8. Made you cry
The things in bold haven't been proven. The Tuck Rule existed well before 2001 and the eligible receiver was more gamesmanship than anything else.
:lolYeah that and Pittsburgh. Seems insane that these teams wouldn't change their signals at all. I mean, Bills and Dolphins you can kind of expect. Mike Malarkey, Gregg Williams, and Dick Jauron are 3 of the worst head coaches that you can come up with in that era. But Cower and Tomlin are good coaches.
Would anything convince any of you patriots fans your team did some shady shit in the past decade?
Let it go, takes too much energy to whine and hate. Are you ready for some football!? or do you now despize the Patriots and the NFL to the point where you can't enjoy NFL football anymore so you would rather hate? ESPN will milk this until no end because they know there will always be a story to be made for people like you. There is no new info just reguritated stuff we already heard about.A single team completely compromised the integrity of the nation's biggest sport for over a decade and went virtually unpunished. You don't think that is deserving of extra attention?