To ststatthe obvious, we've almost certainly seen the end of Borges. This is getting too much attention for him to be able to come back from.
He's like a roach, though. In all seriousness, I have never seen anything like this in my professional life.
Between Goodell caught lying in federal courts and what ESPN, the Globe and Herald have now all done, in conjunction with their radio partners, it couldn't be more obvious how illegal it all is.
It's intentional, not accidents or coincidences.
So, leading up to the 2014 AFC Title game, the Indy Star was printing all kinds of "Pats Cheat" articles. I truly believe Bob Kravitz and that other guy there, knew of what Irsay/Grigson were going to do. Kravitz was also the first one to tweet, mere minutes after the game was over, that framejob was underway.
Just like the concocted and induced Sean Sullivan email that Grigson told him to send to him, this was all a colloborative effort.
Nothing ever added up, but I find it very suspicious the Indy Star was writing so aggressively about debunked things like Spygate years and years later, leading up to a title game that they KNEW they were going to lose, because they're losers. There was not talk of anything else leading up to the game, but this brainwashing that the Pats "cheat". They repeated lie after lie after lie created by these same entities, as we've seen for years.
Remember the "find yourself a flophouse" line Rolling Stone printed that they said BB said to Hernandez at the Combine in 2013? Who actually believes that? But, someone printed that, made money off of it, and who knows, propelled their career somehow. All for doing nothing by lying and sensationalizing with absolutely no sources of any kind.
So, this whole media machine of printing known lies to make money off the Pats, has not only been going on for too long, but been going on in illegal fashion for too long, and like I keep saying:
Were does it end?
