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Sharks of Las Vegas has an intriguing series of tweets today, where he's soliciting and retweeting various public comments made about Deflategate. Almost as if he knows that the report is imminent and will clear the Pats and he wants to rub all the nay sayers faces in it.
 
I still don't know if I believe this guy, but the general belief in the media these days is that the report is going to look bad for the League and/or the Colts and not the Patriots. You look from Florio, Volin, and most of the local media saying the focus turned to the League. Also, the harshest critics of the Pats like Gregg Doyle are seriously backtracking from his comments.
 
the report could clear the pats 100%, and even point at someone else as sabotaging the balls, and the league will still find a way to punish NE

I still don't think Goodell is out to get the Patriots. I think this time he may be on the Pats' side. If he finds out that Kensil and/or Grigson tried to set up the Pats and kept on leaking info to the media to smear the Pats especially during the weeks up to the Super Bowl, I think he is going to come down hard on them. I think he did not like that there was a major controversy right before the Super Bowl after the Ray Rice, Greg Hardy, and Adrian Peterson messes this season.
 
I still don't know if I believe this guy, but the general belief in the media these days is that the report is going to look bad for the League and/or the Colts and not the Patriots.
I think that was the case a couple of weeks ago, but I haven't gotten that sense recently. Hope you're right and I'm wrong.
 
Well, there is a lot of running with the herd and betting with the smart money, but SOV is putting their reputation on the line. They are in the gambling business, and the only way to survive that is not to gamble.
 
....and in 5 years time the likes of Marshall Faulk will still reference defaltegate like it's a real thing in an effort to throw shade on the Patriots achievements. And the great American public will lap it up. Someone's head needs to roll very publicly when the Pats get exonerated, or otherwise our legacy will remain unfairly tainted by this ******** in the publics eye, unfortunately.
 
I think that was the case a couple of weeks ago, but I haven't gotten that sense recently. Hope you're right and I'm wrong.

I don't think anyone other than Dan the Angry Screen Caller has said anything recently either way. He thinks the Colts are in big trouble.

But I think both Goodell and Kraft tipped the hand when Goodell said he personally did not know about Grigson's allegations before the game and Kraft saying he did not have a problem with Goodell, but others within the NFL office. I think both were setting up for someone like Kensil to be a fall guy.
 
I still don't think Goodell is out to get the Patriots. I think this time he may be on the Pats' side. If he finds out that Kensil and/or Grigson tried to set up the Pats and kept on leaking info to the media to smear the Pats especially during the weeks up to the Super Bowl, I think he is going to come down hard on them. I think he did not like that there was a major controversy right before the Super Bowl after the Ray Rice, Greg Hardy, and Adrian Peterson messes this season.

Then where's our damned draft pick for the worst case of tampering I've ever seen?
 
Then where's our damned draft pick for the worst case of tampering I've ever seen?

It wasn't the worst case of tampering. Not even close. Hell, I don't even think it was the worst case of tampering in the last six months. I think what the Dolphins did with Suh was a worst case of tampering. Everyone knew they were going to sign him a week before the legal tampering period even started.
 
SOV has consistently said for months now team will be exhonerated. As a tipster service they'd look silly if their information is that off.
 
It wasn't the worst case of tampering. Not even close. Hell, I don't even think it was the worst case of tampering in the last six months. I think what the Dolphins did with Suh was a worst case of tampering. Everyone knew they were going to sign him a week before the legal tampering period even started.
Yeah, that was pretty bad. No punishment of any kind either. Stupid.
 
I still don't think Goodell is out to get the Patriots.[/B] I think this time he may be on the Pats' side. If he finds out that Kensil and/or Grigson tried to set up the Pats and kept on leaking info to the media to smear the Pats especially during the weeks up to the Super Bowl, I think he is going to come down hard on them. I think he did not like that there was a major controversy right before the Super Bowl after the Ray Rice, Greg Hardy, and Adrian Peterson messes this season.
Rob, what does he have to DO? Wear a "I Hate the Pats" T-shirt?

Lets look at the RECENT record. He let the Jets and Falcons virtually skate after direct evidence linked them to CHEATING. (I never felt what Cleveland did was a crime to begin with) Admitted cheating and not more than one day of blowback and NOTHING since, nor will there be. Compared that to the manufactured crime of DEFLATEGATE. Look at his initial attack claim how serious the infraction was. Look at the well timed leaks that came from HIS office. Look at the continued attack from the "sports network of record". This was never an "innocent until guilty" investigation. HIS office allowed this to fester the entire 2 weeks leading up to the Super Bowl and over 3 month since. Any comment he's ever made has either been innocuous, evasive, or threw more dirt on the Pats. (the Charlie Rose comments).

And don't get me started with "camerplacementgate". After HE destroyed the tapes, which made the Pats look more guilty and NEVER gave an explanation, he actually came out and publically said that the Pats did NOTHING that gave them an unfair advantage on any other team. As far as I can tell, over the last 8 years, and ALL the "cheating comments" and slander the Patriots and their fans have had to take, our "neutral arbiter" NEVER made that comment again. Nor did he ever make any effort to simply tell the truth enough times to counter the avalanche of slander the Pats faced that year and every year since.

All he had to have done is explain what the Pats did, why they were fined and punished and that it had NOTING to do with cheating......ever That's all he has to do now. Are you holding your breath, Rob? ;)

This is going to end, and probably soon, but there will likely be no satisfaction for Bob Kraft, BB, Brady, and us. I'm sure there will be something in there for us to "claim" victory, and reasonable people to understand that we did nothing and this was a manufactured scandal, by haters. But I am just as sure there will be enough vagueness and "gray" that the haters and their ilk can hold on to and the slander will continue, because the league is never going to let it go until the Pats are brought down to the rest of the league's mediocrity.

Ever wonder how NJ was given such a free hand to win back Revis? Has anyone ever given you a good explanation how the Pats knew enough details about the Jets deal to know they had to drop out a full day before the Jets were supposed to be able to even offer him a deal. Or how Mehta knew the exact details of the contract structure a full 3 days before the Jets were supposed to be able to offer Revis a deal. It doesn't matter that it was unlikely that Revis was ever coming back regardless. The Jets were given free reign to interfere with the Pats ability to exclusively bargain with him. It was over the moment Revis knew they'd make him the highest paid CB in the league (which that Pats could have done), and also put up $40MM up front guaranteed (which the Pats couldn't)

NOTHING in the past several years has ever given me the impression the Pats have been playing on a level playing field, The league still believes, that while ONCE nice , what the Pats are continually doing, is bad for the league in general. They want the Pats to go away already....at least for a while. And while the attacks might be more subtle after the recent black eyes, I have no reason to believe they are going away.
 
Just to catch up: Sharks of Vegas believes that the team is innocent?
 
Just to catch up: Sharks of Vegas believes that the team is innocent?
Yes, SoV has been saying that the Pats will be exonerated and that the League is responsible (specifically pointing the finger at Kensil), they were one of the first to point to this narrative a while ago.
 
Just to catch up: Sharks of Vegas believes that the team is innocent?

No. He just posted that since the report is supposedly due out soon people should retweet the most self-righteous **** written by various sports media types during that time frame.

He's hinted that it will exonerate us but given nothing concrete.
 
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