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BPF 03-22-2011 05:35 PM

Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Per BB comments earlier today or yesterday that he hasn't spoken to the team since the end of the season we can assume the Pats are safe.

Roger Goodell: Five NFL teams fined for violating dead period rules | National Football Post

BSR 03-22-2011 05:58 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Of course most other sports reporters are busy writing BB is Arrogant articles to be able to cover this.

jmt57 03-22-2011 06:04 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BPF (Post 2506524)
Per BB comments earlier today or yesterday that he hasn't spoken to the team since the end of the season we can assume the Pats are safe.

Roger Goodell: Five NFL teams fined for violating dead period rules | National Football Post

Dolphins among teams investigated for illegal player contact
The Patriots are NOT one of the five teams Goodell was talking about that were fined for violating "no contact period" of offseason

Froob 03-22-2011 06:17 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
This is lame, should at least let coaches contact players.

upstater1 03-22-2011 06:59 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
This gives those 5 teams an unfair advantage. Cough up those draft picks, second rounders! Or at least they have to pass until the end of the second round.

signbabybrady 03-23-2011 09:20 AM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by upstater1 (Post 2506573)
This gives those 5 teams an unfair advantage. Cough up those draft picks, second rounders! Or at least they have to pass until the end of the second round.

Only a second rounder? I would think this should be a one a 500 thousand dollar fine to the team and 250 to the coach.

3rd and Long 03-23-2011 09:33 AM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
If the Patriots were 1 of the 5 teams this would be a top story on ESPN, but since we are not, so no one has brought it up... Shocking

tuckeverlasting 03-25-2011 01:05 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 3rd and Long (Post 2506912)
If the Patriots were 1 of the 5 teams this would be a top story on ESPN, but since we are not, so no one has brought it up... Shocking


yeah, it would be some kind of "gate". oh, the horror !

they're so transparent.

lurker1965 03-25-2011 05:47 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by upstater1 (Post 2506573)
This gives those 5 teams an unfair advantage. Cough up those draft picks, second rounders! Or at least they have to pass until the end of the second round.

Quote:

Originally Posted by signbabybrady (Post 2506909)
Only a second rounder? I would think this should be a one a 500 thousand dollar fine to the team and 250 to the coach.

You two fools do not know how it works. No Belichick, no media. Goodell is media driven and E!spN decides the penalty.

This started as a joke, but I think I'm serious. Well not about calling you fools.

ausbacker 03-25-2011 06:51 PM

Re: Five teams violated "dead" period
 
What the article should really say is 5 teams caught violating dead period 27 other not caught.


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