05-13-2008, 08:02 PM
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Re: Five people who talked sense today
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Originally Posted by Tunescribe
The only halfway rational minds addressing "cameragate" today that I've heard/read: Smerlas, DeOssie and Ordway on WEEI's Big Show, the Globe's Mike Reiss, and Rod Woodson on NFLN. All the others either were ill-informed, ignorant, anti-Patriots, or some combination of the three.
I want to strangle Schlereth (insists the tapes were used in-game when the league confirms otherwise). Rich Eisen calls the tapes "outrageous" and accuses New England of "cheating" in the 2001 AFCC vs. Pittsburgh. Adam Schefter claims the Patriots' legacy is "forever tainted."
Despite Marshall Faulk's obnoxious presence, I came to consider NFLN a refuge from ESPN's woefully biased NFL coverage, but now it looks like there's nowhere left to turn -- at least, as far as national coverage is concerned.
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I will be honest, I must have missed Eisen doing what you said because, in what I saw, he didn't say that at all. When I saw him, he said that it was ridiculous to think that these tapes were used during the games and it didn't bring anything new to the table.
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