Patriots= CHEATERS
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/nfl/09/13/belichick/index.html
Pats might lose 1st round pick and/or Belichick being suspended for multiple games. Goodell aint playin'.
Pats might lose 1st round pick and/or Belichick being suspended for multiple games. Goodell aint playin'.
Just saw this.
Belichek should have been fined the most, because as head coach he knew (or should have known) what was happening on his sidelines.
Kinda unecessary to fine the organization, but I see the logic.
Losing their picks is not quite as bad as forfeiting a game, so they should just take it and move on.
Belichek should have been fined the most, because as head coach he knew (or should have known) what was happening on his sidelines.
Kinda unecessary to fine the organization, but I see the logic.
Losing their picks is not quite as bad as forfeiting a game, so they should just take it and move on.
goodell aint fuckin around..as much punishment dude is throwing aroung i hope he actually does sum stuff that makes the game better. like telling the refs to ease up on penalties for endzone celebrations and shit like that.. cuase so far he's like a step dad that just moved in and checking fools..not a good look.but nessecary
LMAO!!!!!! those pictures are great!!!!
this was interesting from one of the articles on the other page:
As a former Patriots employee, Jets coach Eric Mangini must have known what was going on. So why didn't he have some kind of system of dummy calls set up to foul up the video surveillance?
"He did," says a former Patriots employee whose name cannot be used for obvious reasons. "He had three sets of signals being given, one real, two dummy. He had the same thing going when he beat the Patriots last year. But still, it means extra work, changing the way you prepare for a game. It means both clubs are not playing on the same level field, and that's what's wrong about it."
this was interesting from one of the articles on the other page:
As a former Patriots employee, Jets coach Eric Mangini must have known what was going on. So why didn't he have some kind of system of dummy calls set up to foul up the video surveillance?
"He did," says a former Patriots employee whose name cannot be used for obvious reasons. "He had three sets of signals being given, one real, two dummy. He had the same thing going when he beat the Patriots last year. But still, it means extra work, changing the way you prepare for a game. It means both clubs are not playing on the same level field, and that's what's wrong about it."
lol where am i at? looks like we have some nut riders.. and i said if they got caught doin somthin wrong we will get our penalty and move on.. you guys wont, but when we keep beatin your favorite teams up now... YOU HAVE NO EXCUSES!!!! and also so everyone knows the comissioner himself said in no way shape or form could we have used anything taped last sunday, during the game.. so say we threw up 38 knowin their plays some more lol fuckin clowns sorry for LTs bitch ass this weekend.. what will the next excuse be for the patriots winning?
Actually, Belicheck said that the commissioner acknowledged the tape couldn't have been used during the game.
I'm willing to bet you can't find a quote of the commissioner saying it himself.
Am I to believe that the commissioner said that, or could it be one of Belichecks interpretations again? We all know he has a tough time interpreting the rules.
I'm willing to bet you can't find a quote of the commissioner saying it himself.
Am I to believe that the commissioner said that, or could it be one of Belichecks interpretations again? We all know he has a tough time interpreting the rules.
Banta-Cain knows why Patriots cheated
It's official. The league has found the Patriots guilty of cheating, as coach Bill Belichick illegally authorized the use of video equipment in an attempt to steal defensive signals from the Jets on Sunday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell ruled.
The best perspective on this situation was delivered by outside linebacker Tully Banta-Cain, who is in his first year with the 49ers after spending his first four NFL seasons with the Patriots.
"When you lose a guy like me, you're going to do whatever it takes to get the edge to win," Banta-Cain said.
(He was joking, of course. "Please don't write that I was serious," he said.)
It's official. The league has found the Patriots guilty of cheating, as coach Bill Belichick illegally authorized the use of video equipment in an attempt to steal defensive signals from the Jets on Sunday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell ruled.
The best perspective on this situation was delivered by outside linebacker Tully Banta-Cain, who is in his first year with the 49ers after spending his first four NFL seasons with the Patriots.
"When you lose a guy like me, you're going to do whatever it takes to get the edge to win," Banta-Cain said.
(He was joking, of course. "Please don't write that I was serious," he said.)