Belichick blocking Harrison now becoming the focus

[PushnPencils]

This is BS.

10-1 odds this was pushed by Felger.


Jets controversy unearths apparent Belichick tripping video | ProFootballTalk

 

[Tunescribe]

This is BS.

10-1 odds this was pushed by Felger.


Jets controversy unearths apparent Belichick tripping video | ProFootballTalk

Huh? It looks like BB is trying to get out of his way, not trip him.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

Headline should read....well known video from 2004 unearths folks who started following football in 2005 or later.

 

[PATSNUTme]

Once again we give Florio and other attention whores in the media exactly what they want by posting and discussing their crap on this board.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

Once again we give Florio and other attention whores in the media exactly what they want by posting and discussing their crap on this board.

To be fair Florio has been beating the Aliso drum harder than anyone else, without him it would have been buried within a day. And Florio was actually pretty balanced in his story on the video and doesn't bring up spygate superfluously like many others.

Florio runs on muck. Everyone's muck. But he doesn't specifically target the Pats.

 

[MassPats38]

Belichick is lightning fast! I thought Harrison was supposed to be all world at the time, so if BB can block his path when Harrison is trying to get around him, BB should have taken the field and played in the secondary.

Shades of gray in comparison to a cheap shot from the sidelines as BB is in front of Harrison and Harrison is way inside the line with the Pats.

 

[BSR]

I instantly thought about that video when the whole Alosi thing came up. Its freakin hilarious. I couldn't care less if they show that video.

 

[SpiderFox53]

BB is a coach, he was in the coaches area of the sidelines, and he was moving around. He broke no rules and did not attempt to "trip" Harrison.

Yes he did attempt to block him from getting back on the field. That kind of stuff happens all the time on the sidelines.

 

[alvinnf]

Huh? It looks like BB is trying to get out of his way, not trip him.

This has to be sarcasm. Either that or your FAN hat is on a little too tight today!

 

[PATSNUTme]

To be fair Florio has been beating the Aliso drum harder than anyone else, without him it would have been buried within a day. And Florio was actually pretty balanced in his story on the video and doesn't bring up spygate superfluously like many others.

Florio runs on muck. Everyone's muck. But he doesn't specifically target the Pats.

95% 0f the media today are just trying to get themselves noticed. Why keep helping them out?

 

[FredFromDartmouth]

Ridiculous. That is totally out of character for BB. Never. He is not the type of guy to physically go after a player. Mentally go after a guy and get in his head yes but not physically.

 

[Kontradiction]

Huh? It looks like BB is trying to get out of his way, not trip him.

Belichick clearly ran to his left and stepped in Harrison's way. He impeded Harrison's path back to the field of play. This is probably going to blow up big time.

 

[neuronet]

Idiot. He believes the title over the evidence.

Someone should trip this joker so he can never write again.

 

[Kontradiction]

FWIW, I might be wrong. My dad said he saw this earlier today on NFLN and ESPN and the guys were generally laughing at it. He said they were making differences between this instance and the Alosi instance because this one didn't seem to be a malicious act in which the coach was trying to hurt the player.

 

[RHbT76]

Belichick clearly ran to his left and stepped in Harrison's way. He impeded Harrison's path back to the field of play. This is probably going to blow up big time.

This "blew up" 6 years ago when it happened and was shown on the sports news. Certain people are just trying to create a myth of a double standard that isn't true, it's a way of taking the heat of the Jets, just like Westhoff tried to do.

 

[mb6592]

The reason why he did it was because the Pats cornerback intercepted the pass and he didn't want Harrison possibly chasing down the returner - I love this guy.

 

[DrLev]

My big question is, why are the Pats being dragged into this whole mess? How is a six-year-old video of Belichick impeding (or not) Marvin Harrison relevant to the Alosi incident?

 

[Fixit]

"Trip?" Puh-leeze. He got in his way for a fraction of a second, spun away, and then came closer to taking out the ref than he did Harrison.

It looked more like the first day of practice on "Dancing with the Stars."

Christ, Jets, take your medicine like men.

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Same way it's relevant that allllll those other teams were playing spy games, much more flagrantly than the Pats in many instances, and both the Dolphins and the Jets were doing so, in flagrant violation of the rules, prior to the Pats acting as the scapegoat.

"Everybody does it" didn't do the Pats much good.

Now Goodell's silence is deafening.

Or is that just what it looks like to me?

 

[VectorPrime]

This is BS.

10-1 odds this was pushed by Felger.

Ok, enough is enough. Felger is a real DB but he is not the total pats hater that so many people actually make him out to be. And since the Moss trade he has been in love with the team. Do you actually listen to his show? I have all week and he has not accused the Pats of anything. He did mention the blocking Harrison BUT in the context of how it is no big deal and this whole wall thing is blown way out of proportion.

Give the goddamn guy a break.