Squealers' Coach Tomlin Cheats to Prevent TD

[Raymond]

NO. NO. NO. cameraman WAS at a GAME. Not at a practice. Patriots were never ever accused (except by some idiot (marshall faulk) rams ) or intimated of taping practices of other teams.

Are you a troll trying to perpetuate some myth while pretending to be a Patriots fan -- or just a newbie with too quick of a typing trigger finger.

If you are going to post on 'CAMERA-GATE', please review the post before you hit submit. it still gets enough BS passed around by teh haters.... we dont need it from our friends.

This is the second time this week he's referred to the "Practice Taping" .

He doesn't have a clue.

 

[PATS16N0]

On another note, this isn't anything new for Pittsburgh*
They've been doing it for a very long time. Attempting to influence and impede plays from the sideline runs deep in the Pittsburgh Cheaters organization, and has been going on since their last HC.



All of their Superbowls are now tainted.

I always thought there was something fishy about those few and far between regular season wins they had against us, especially when they ended our winning streak in 2004. I wonder if their head coach was impeding our plays!

 

[groganbootleg]

It's not about being "fair" to everyone, since that ship has already sailed. It's about the punishments being appropriate for the misdeeds.

And since the Commish has already determined that the penalties he handed down to the Pats and Saints were fair and appropriate, he will make a similar judgement on this latest transgression.

 

[PATS16N0]

This is the second time this week he's referred to the "Practice Taping" .

He doesn't have a clue.

Relax. I stood and stand corrected. I always thought it was a practice.
Hearing that it wasn't makes it even more easy to refute the stupidity, as easy as it was before.

 

[Deus Irae]

And since the Commish has already determined that the penalties he handed down to the Pats and Saints were fair and appropriate, he will make a similar judgement on this latest transgression.

..... and the point people are trying to make is that the Ommissioners determinations were overly harsh and should not be a baseline.



Again, I'm not sure why this seems to be so difficult for you.

 

[Raymond]

Relax. I stood and stand corrected. I always thought it was a practice.
Hearing that it wasn't makes it even more easy to refute the stupidity, as easy as it was before.

Really? That's your excuse. We've been putting up with misinformed trolls for six years and you just picked up on this this week Really?

 

[PATS16N0]

Really? That's your excuse. We've been putting up with misinformed trolls for six years and you just picked up on this this week Really?

Yeah, really.

Can you over react just a little bit more? Maybe add some exclamation points?
I mistook practice for game and thanked whoever for correcting me

Maybe you would like to throw a ridiculous fit for a few more posts?

 

[WhoaDirty]

Yes, it was at a game. An important distinction vs false claims of taping practices by a Herald writer that were later publicly retracted.

Yup.

Patriots owner pleased with Boston Herald's apology - NFL - ESPN

 

[chasa]

Equating what Tomlin did in the heat of the moment in a game in which they still lost and Jacoby was probably going to get caught by Cortez anyway to videotaping signals for what very well could have been 7 seasons is silly.

The Saints lost multiple second round picks in their "Bountygate" scandal. Now, it's debatable whether or not they would have lost a first round pick if they had one that year, but the logic still holds: does what Tomlin did warrant the loss of a first round pick over the intent to injure players?

The consistency argument is a poor one.

like i said, I'm not advocating a first round pick, im advocating a pick it could be the 6th round pick, but they HAVE to lose a pick or else the league is going to see more teams ignoring the rules and regulations memos the league sends out.

 

[ahmed]

I have no doubt that it was not intentional. Tomlin just seems to have too much integrity to do this.

 

[WhoaDirty]

I have no doubt that it was not intentional. Tomlin just seems to have too much integrity to do this.

No doubt? Did you watch the clips and see his face afterwards?

 

[Nunchucks]

Finally watched the clip. That was obviously intentional

 

[chasa]

I have no doubt that it was not intentional. Tomlin just seems to have too much integrity to do this.

did you watch it? Tomlin has no integrity

 

[The Scrizz]

I have no doubt that it was not intentional. Tomlin just seems to have too much integrity to do this.

What does 'seems' mean? You have no doubt because he 'seems' to have integrity.

This is like saying I believe Hernandez is innocent because he doesn't seem to be a multiple homicide kind of guy.

 

[PATS16N0]

The video with the new angle clearly shows him standing in the center of the white line and when Jacoby approaches he sidesteps right to the edge and looks over his shoulder waiting for him.

Not only intentional, it was premeditated.

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

I have no doubt that it was not intentional. Tomlin just seems to have too much integrity to do this.

Might want to check the gif JMC posted on page 17. Clearly shows Tomlin taking a lengthy stride [sideways] towards the field as Jones approaches.

 

[unoriginal]

Might want to check the gif JMC posted on page 17. Clearly shows Tomlin taking a lengthy stride [sideways] towards the field as Jones approaches.

I know reality is subjectively perceived, but I think if we were to poll ten dentists, nine of them would agree Tomlin does not stride towards the field in JMC00's clip. If you watch his right foot, the part of Tomlin closest to the action, it never moves.

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

I know reality is subjectively perceived, but I think if we were to poll ten dentists, nine of them would agree Tomlin does not stride towards the field in JMC00's clip. If you watch his right foot, the part of Tomlin closest to the action, it never moves.

????

So when his left foot is dragging towards the right (direction of the field), he's somehow not stepping towards the field? My vision is not perfect but looking at that clip I don't see any way you can say he's not moving towards the field.



Either my eyes are playing MAJOR tricks on me or that CLEARLY shows his right foot plant closer to the field of play and the left foot drag towards the right.

 

[chasa]

I know reality is subjectively perceived, but I think if we were to poll ten dentists, nine of them would agree Tomlin does not stride towards the field in JMC00's clip. If you watch his right foot, the part of Tomlin closest to the action, it never moves.

see how his foot jumps out right infront of jones? you cant be that blind can you.

 

[unoriginal]

????



Either my eyes are playing MAJOR tricks on me or that CLEARLY shows his right foot plant closer to the field of play and the left foot drag towards the right.

Right foot doesn't move at all.