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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.The rule allows team-affiliated personnel to be on the field if shooting a team-affiliated show. I don't care if you don't like it, it's allowed.
Now, if it turns out they're doing something unsavory with that footage, then we've got a scandal. But the Patriots were busted on a technicality, and the Jets seem to be technically within the rules, so nothing to see here.
Although Nantz should be fined because for some bizarre reason he decided to relay on the "Alabama" audible by Brady on the Branch TD.
Are you pulling our leg with the green vest comment? It's already been explained that teams are allowed to have video personnel from team-affiliated shows on the field, and they are required to identify themselves by wearing a green vest. This guy actually had permission to be there.Here is a link to the Jests videotaping incident at Foxboro. Now I think the commish needs to act immediately on this and DEMAND the tape. I think also that he made it perfectly clear by demoralizing the Pats...that NO CAMERAS are to be allowed on the sidelines!!! If he does not act on at least investigating this thing, he is a biased, partial d-bag (well he has always been a dbag so nothing has changed there) and needs to be fired!
Here's the link to the actual video.....guy couldn't stand out ANY MORE by wearing that bright green vest!
Video of Jets filming game against Patriots - CBSSports.com
They are. Though I'm guessing there's more to it than just putting on a green vest, I would assume he was credentialed and was actually an employee of a Jets-affiliated show. If someone noticed his camera pointed at the Pats sideline for the entire game, I think we'd have something here. But if he was filming here, there, everywhere, then there's nothing to gain by giving that tape to Rex.IMO, the story isn't that the Jets were illegally filming but that the filming rules themselves are silly and easy to circumvent.
They are. Though I'm guessing there's more to it than just putting on a green vest, I would assume he was credentialed and was actually an employee of a Jets-affiliated show. If someone noticed his camera pointed at the Pats sideline for the entire game, I think we'd have something here. But if he was filming here, there, everywhere, then there's nothing to gain by giving that tape to Rex.
The parts of the filming rules that are silly are the ones that got the Patriots busted because the filming wasn't done from a structure with a roof. (Why does it matter?) The part that allows team-affiliated shows to film, I have no problem with.
Crap..ya mean all the Pats camera guy needed was a vest and the Pats would have their first rounder and BB/Kraft would have all that money back?
Whoda Thunk it....