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They didnt run it up in the Jets Pats first game but it seemed like they did intentionally in certain games last year
Do we need a Patsfans FAQ to counter this repeated ignorance?
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Do we need a Patsfans FAQ to counter this repeated ignorance?
BB has generally played conservatively, keeping the game close and not making a mistake at the end.
I think BB genuinely thought that the rules were as he interpreted and was hammering the league to prove a point known only to him.
Of course I'm sure there were no threads on any of the Jets message boards of Jetsfans moaning about the big bad Patriots running up the score either. That would be out of character for Jets fans. They would never whine about something like that
http://forums.theganggreen.com/showthread.php?p=872355
Doesn't seem to affect guys like Saban too much, the Sabans and Rodriguezes (sp?) will hop from team to team as situations dictate. I'm not necessarily down on them (I generally figure I don't know enough about the dynamic with the players, ownership/faculty relations, etc to have a real opinion) but the recruitment portion doesn't *seem* to be an issue to the people who pay big money to bring some of these guys in.How does being a rat help you recruit players for a college program?
Nice to see the other shoe falling in NYC - not even the times can deny the fallout from Spygate could mean that Mangini is likely personnae non grata in the NFL once his tenure with the Jets is up - which of course would be common sense. What other organization wants to leave themselves vulnerable to an admitted rat?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/27/s...1217185361-0BP6xiTjkdVg/V0VruVcCA&oref=slogin
Ironically, if the Pats hadn't gone 16-0 in the regular season, the Jets would likely be better off at least in the short term. The only reason the Jets picked #6 instead of #3 was because of their strength of schedule - courtesy the Patriots Mangini inspired perfect regular season.
I dare any one to prove to me that Mangini had anything to do with calling security and having them hassle Estrella, show me on reliable source or piece of evidence that Mangini had any thing to do with fact that the Pats got caught cheating.
End rant.
Just as soon as you can prove that the Pats got caught "cheating". As far as we all know, they only got in trouble for filming from an illegal location.
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I see threads daily on this board that are started because someone penned an article for some paper or web site that is critical of the Pats. The consensus always is that the writer is a idiot with penis envy that doesnt have his facts straight. Many posters on this board have sworn off ever reading the NY Times among others.
But now the shoe is on the other foot so to speak, and look at you boy's come running to pile on how this Guy Harvey Araton knows his ****. friggin pathetic.
This article is nothing but total speculation, no sources, nothing but some hack trying to drum up a reaction.
I dare any one to prove to me that Mangini had anything to do with calling security and having them hassle Estrella, show me on reliable source or piece of evidence that Mangini had any thing to do with fact that the Pats got caught filming from an illegal location.
End rant.
It's pretty much the same thing in both cases. The whole thing was portrayed as a progression of the first "No handshake" game from 2006. It went "No Handshake by Belichick" to "Sarcastic Handshake by Mangini" to "Sarcastic Hug after a Blowout by Belichick" to "One up Mentor by getting him in trouble with the league by Mangini". But then the media got a hold of it and the rest was history.
Another reason it seems like it was Mangini trying to screw his former boss was the week 2 charges of "Radio signal spying and jamming accusations by the Jets" that Andrea Kramer reported during the NE/SD game. If Mangini wasn't behind the week 1 hijinx or made a mistake and didn't mean for it to get that out of hand, that whole 2nd set of allegations would not have happened.
You are much, much closer...Why would anyone care about any of this, unless they feel threatened by it? Question, how come there is so much hatred for Mangini? Why don't you hate Crennel? If your not guilty of this stuff, you should welcome the NFL investigating it because you have nothing to hide. The Pats got fined, BB got fined because they were wrong. Oh yeah, I know it was just BB misinterpreting the rules, how convenient. And I get a kick out of how some of you refer to Mangini as an idiot, when your head coach called him the brightest assistant he's ever had when he was still with the Patriots. Say what you want about Mangini, but the guy is extremely far from being an idiot.
Nice to see the other shoe falling in NYC - not even the times can deny the fallout from Spygate could mean that Mangini is likely personnae non grata in the NFL once his tenure with the Jets is up - which of course would be common sense. What other organization wants to leave themselves vulnerable to an admitted rat?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/27/s...1217185361-0BP6xiTjkdVg/V0VruVcCA&oref=slogin
Ironically, if the Pats hadn't gone 16-0 in the regular season, the Jets would likely be better off at least in the short term. The only reason the Jets picked #6 instead of #3 was because of their strength of schedule - courtesy the Patriots Mangini inspired perfect regular season.
Why would anyone care about any of this, unless they feel threatened by it? Question, how come there is so much hatred for Mangini? Why don't you hate Crennel? If your not guilty of this stuff, you should welcome the NFL investigating it because you have nothing to hide. The Pats got fined, BB got fined because they were wrong. Oh yeah, I know it was just BB misinterpreting the rules, how convenient. And I get a kick out of how some of you refer to Mangini as an idiot, when your head coach called him the brightest assistant he's ever had when he was still with the Patriots. Say what you want about Mangini, but the guy is extremely far from being an idiot.
I tend to go along with you - it seemed the caliber of teamplay as well as the gameplan was designed to send a message to the league.
And for the Jets strength of schedule compared to the other 4-12 teams, even one loss would have made the .007 strength of schedule difference that saw them pick #6 instead of #3.
I dare any one to prove to me that Mangini had anything to do with calling security and having them hassle Estrella, show me on reliable source or piece of evidence that Mangini had any thing to do with fact that the Pats got caught filming from an illegal location.
End rant.
Mangini will land on his feet as the defensive coordinator in Cleveland under Romeo Crennel. Belichick will likely disapprove and Crennel is his ally, but they are also competitors as head coaches. RAC isn't a fool, he knows that Mangini knows how to run the 3-4 defense.