NFL: Dolphins did no wrong vs. Patriots

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2696227

 

[JoeSixPat]

I'm really glad to see that the "news" that the Dolphins *gasp* reviewed game tape prior to playing the Pats didn't generate too much ire from fans, or claims of "cheating" or "no fair"

It's not against the rules - every team does it, and if anything shame on us for being too predictable if our tapes provided game breaking insights

I give the Fins credit - for even if they had an idea of what plays were coming they still executed well on defense and offense alike and played generally mistake free ball.

That's how WE'RE supposed to be playing and we need to get back to that.

 

[cstjohn17]

I agree, if you are not cheating you are not tyring... and if you are not cheating you are not cheating.

The Phins did nothing wrong.

I'm really glad to see that the "news" that the Dolphins *gasp* reviewed game tape prior to playing the Pats didn't generate too much ire from fans, or claims of "cheating" or "no fair"

It's not against the rules - every team does it, and if anything shame on us for being too predictable if our tapes provided game breaking insights

I give the Fins credit - for even if they had an idea of what plays were coming they still executed well on defense and offense alike and played generally mistake free ball.

That's how WE'RE supposed to be playing and we need to get back to that.

 

[Krugman]

Agree with that 100 %.Why do the OC's and head coaches usually cover their mouths with a clip board or something like that when speaking to other coaches and Qb's? There are obviously other methods of giving up your signals,we have to get better at keeping ours a secret real fast......

 

[spacecrime]

I think the Dolphins did absolutely nothing wrong.

But I also think that if Saban did it to the Indianapolis Crybabies, Polian would have complained and forced the competition committee to address it.