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Okay, suppose they didn't. In this deflategate saga the league paid a professional investigator millions of dollars to come into Foxboro and catch the Patriots cheating. They looked at all the surveillance footage, they looked at all the phones of the equipment people and some of the coaching staff (including Belichick's, if I heard right), they looked at all the team emails (including 10,000 of Brady's emails), they conducted however many interviews, their investigation was so thorough that they caught a league employee stealing charity footballs, and what did they find on the Pats? A couple of text messages that have led many to conclude that the ball boys were letting air out of the footballs. Some culture of cheating right there...On Mike & Mike right now, ESPN is previewing an Outside The Lines documentary on spygate. From what they have said so far, they are saying that owners felt Goodell went too easy on the Patriots back in 2007. The deflategate investigation was supposedly so big because others felt the league did not investigate the Pats thoroughly enough in '07. They are alleging that the Patriots were using information from previous videotaping during games, and that other owners privately were upset at Goodell. Also supposedly the other owners were upset that they were left out in the dark about what happened.