DefameGate Standings Through Week 7

Let me know if I missed any team that was directly involved in, or had a dumb owner who made strong comments about, DefameGate. I'm glad to see these teams were able to level the playing field now so we can see them for what they really are.

New England Patriots, 6-0
Indianapolis Colts, 3-4
Dallas Cowboys, 2-4
Houston Texans, 2-5
Baltimore Ravens, 1-6

San Diego.

Collectively:
6-0 (100% winning pct)
vs
8-14 (36% winning pct)

Would be cool if we had same total number of wins as all the teams combined.

Froob said:

San Diego.

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What was this about? Owner? I might have missed it.

Ice_Ice_Brady said:

What was this about? Owner? I might have missed it.

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Owner applauded Kraft for taking the punishment when his team fight towelgate and won. Chargers didn't cooperate with the officials and were punished and appealed and won...

Froob said:

Owner applauded Kraft for taking the punishment when his team fight towelgate and won. Chargers didn't cooperate with the officials and were punished and appealed and won...

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It's grasping on that one but they are struggling for sure

How about the Texans what did they do?

Atlanta and the holier-than-thou attitude of Blank that strongly implied (after some comments on how Patriots brought this on themselves because they didn't come clean) that because he didn't hesitate in admitting he pumped crowd noise into the stadium, that he somehow held the higher moral ground.

They'll get theirs, 1 and done no doubt, mid-season collapse likely as well.

Ice_Ice_Brady said:

What was this about? Owner? I might have missed it.

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Joey007 said:

It's grasping on that one but they are struggling for sure

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San Diego has TERRIBLE ownership. Fans are in full revolt and their (crappy) stadium is being taken over by fans of visiting teams. I have a friend there who didn't renew his season tickets because the team is trying to move to Los Angeles. The team's play has been affected by all this, same as the Rams situation.

Add Team ESPN to the list.....
1) Hemorrhaging cash
2) Laying off 350 employees
3) Former high profile employees eviscerating the network publicly
4) Exposed as NFL lapdog

Goodell 0-5 in court.

Too afraid to show up at opening day.

Afraid to leave his vacation home in Maine without calling the cops.

Tunescribe said:

San Diego has TERRIBLE ownership. Fans are in full revolt and their (crappy) stadium is being taken over by fans of visiting teams. I have a friend there who didn't renew his season tickets because the team is trying to move to Los Angeles. The team's play has been affected by all this, same as the Rams situation.

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Seems like the Oakland fans are the only ones sticking to their team

Goodell: 1st round pick, 4th round pick, $1 million, Kraft's balls
Pats: cheater label cemented for all time

That's the real score. Don't let the standings or court results fool you.

ANGR89 said:

Is it wrong that it pisses me off to see Indy have even 3 wins? Lol(Even if it is against that crappy division ) that team most of all I'd prefer 0 wins! But all on all happy to see karma is continuing ​

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No, no, no. We don't want the Colts to have no wins. We want them to win their pathetic joke of a division at 6-10, then go on to get obliterated in the first round of the playoffs, and get stuck with a #21 pick in the draft for their troubles.

Jlaff said:

Atlanta and the holier-than-thou attitude of Blank that strongly implied (after some comments on how Patriots bought this on themselves because they didn't come clean) that because he didn't hesitate in admitting he pumped crowd noise into the stadium, that he somehow held the higher moral ground.

They'll get theirs, 1 and done no doubt, mid-season collapse likely as well.

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They're my damn-near-lock for second half regression. Already lost to a bad team, and their various wins were by one score after fourth quarter comebacks against generally sub-par competition.

Their schedule stays pretty easy down the stretch, but it still wouldn't surprise me if they end up being the annual team to start 5-0 and finish somewhere in the 10-6 range before losing in the wildcard round.

ewg_gestalt said:

No, no, no. We don't want the Colts to have no wins. We want them to win their pathetic joke of a division at 6-10, then go on to get obliterated in the first round of the playoffs, and get stuck with a #21 pick in the draft for their troubles.

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Think Colts/Steelers might end up being the first time we see a home team giving double-digit points in a playoff game. Maybe they'll put up a banner for that.

borg said:

Add Team ESPN to the list.....
1) Hemorrhaging cash
2) Laying off 350 employees
3) Former high profile employees eviscerating the network publicly
4) Exposed as NFL lapdog

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When a famous "Capitalist Tool," aka Forbes Magazine, berates ESPN for being too closely aligned with a major corporate entity (the NFL), you know that ESPN has very serious problems of a brand-eroding nature. It's just a matter of time before the Network goes the way of other brands that flew too close to the sun and crashed to earth (e.g., Xerox, J.C. Penny, Blackberry and, most recently, Volkswagen). See link below:

ESPN's Uncomfortable, Unnerving Relationship With The NFL

ReverendMaynard said:

Goodell: 1st round pick, 4th round pick, $1 million, Kraft's balls
Pats: cheater label cemented for all time

That's the real score. Don't let the standings or court results fool you.

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Harsh...

Let's just worry about squishing the fish

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