Maroney TD

I don't care who's fault it is, I just want the Colts to lose a 1st rounder. Not going to happen though.

BradyManny

I'm not sure that's how they'd do it. To me, that would give a weird phase effect and basically the whole building would have an echo.

I'm pretty sure if they were to pipe in noise, they'd go with just pouring some extra ambient crowd noise into the speakers consistently when the opposing team was on offense. And to me, that skipping noise sounded just like that, a loop skipping. Again, it could very well be CBS' problem. CBS has to come out and say.

EDIT: Nope, I'm wrong. See the post by a poster named Frezo in the other thread on the crowd noise.

Maroney TD

Yeah theres no way a sound expert would know anything about the effects from sound equipment.

Indy has been accused of this for years. The crowd noise skipped, that happens all the time at games right?

shmessy

Saint Dungy stood in that Dome last January feeling the 85 degree heat and kept his "moral" mouth shut.

He's a phoney. But a nice man.

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workhorse

Why is it that nobody that was at the game (players, Patriots fans, New England area media, or national media) is talking about this? The only people talking about it are the ones that watched it on TV.

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Rob0729

Although I think if there wasn't physical evidence this would be swept under the rug, I don't know how the league will be able to sweep this under the rug if this audio irregularity appears on the every version of recorded broadcast available to the public. If it is on the radio broadcast, NFL Films tapes, video from the Patriots' crew, etc., I cannot see any possible way the league can sweep it under the rug.

Many in the media hate Polian as much as we all do. Maybe more since they have to deal with them. Of course the Boston media will not let this die if there is clearly evidence of wrongdoing. There will be enough media pressure if this audio thing appears elsewhere to force the league to act.

You don't think Mike Florio and many of the local media aren't trying to get the radio broadcast or asking the Pats for copies of their tapes? If it is caught on the Pats' tapes, you don't think the Pats wouldn't willingly give someone like Mike Reiss a copy?

Grogan's neck roll

If I were a Colts fan I'd be concerned that Aiello is talking about this!

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Rob0729

Dale Arnold just said that he spoke with Peter King and Peter King is investigating this now too. The national media is going to start to pick up this story.

livinginthe past

I don't know.

As much as i'd love this to be true, the actual sound would surely have been loud enough to solicit some type of reaction from the players on the field.

My money is some type of problem with the broadcast - the fact that Aiello has gone public with the 'investigation' is just more PR at attempting to portray the NFL as incorruptable.

Patsguy05

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d803e858a

go to this video of Tom Brady Highlights. Go to the 15 minute mark of the 4th quarter. Play it from there. When you get to about the 14:55 mark you will notice a very noticable skip in the crowd noise.