I want revenge

[sb1]

When other teams come to Foxboro....I'm thinking the Ravens in December for sure for obvious reasons.... let's just say they better follow the rules to the letter with zero exceptions.... I want an eye kept on their staff, I want their football PSI measured, I want their cleats measured, I want their communications monitored to make sure its within NFL rules, I want an eye kept on them at all times... cause if they step one little toe out of the rulebook I want them on tape and the Patriots to publicly accuse them of "cheating".

If other teams want to do this stuff with our team then what's fair is fair.

I hate thinking that this is what the NFL has become but this is the Goodell era and in this era I guess this is how you roll.

What say you Mr. Kraft?

 

[fair catch fryar]

If you haven't figured it out yet, it won't matter. Just win.

 

[Sicilian]

Worrying about things like that is why most teams aren't prepared for unexpected in-game situations, while the Patriots are.

 

[Froob]

Maybe have our whole team come out in pinnies?

 

[archstanton543]

Nope, if we do that, the Pats cease to be the Pats and become a paranoid mess like other teams that com into Foxboro.

 

[Kontradiction]

I hate rats. What you're advocating is that the Pats become a bunch of candy asses. No thanks. Just win another Lombardi trophy and make that smug little twink that the NFL has for a commissioner come up and make him have to hand the trophy over to his best friend, Robert Kraft.

 

[Silver Blue&Red]

Hurt them in the pocket. Stop buying merch and such. When it comes down to it, we are in charge. Without our money they cease to exist

 

[jah]

You do realize they didn't break any rules in the first place, right?

 

[sb1]

I understand and get what you guys are saying. I just think what's fair is fair and remember, this is apparently how you roll in Roger Goodell's NFL.

 

[FourierSeries]

I guess I'm the only one here not bothered by the latest developments in deflategate. With the additions during the offseason, I have no doubt that if the Pats stay healthy they win SB #5. That's all that matters.

As far as legacy and how others will view Brady and the organization - it's entirely irrelevant to me. It should be entirely irrelevant to you, too. You're better off not consuming yourself with the opinions of subhuman trash.

Pats/Pats fans are vastly superior to every other organization/fanbase in every conceivable way.

 

[SalemPats]

I just want every person who sees Goodell to punch him in the face

 

[Froob]

You do realize they didn't break any rules in the first place, right?

The Ravens did, Suggs admitted to a bounty and that was just swept under the rug. No biggy.

 

[BSR]

A known steroid pusher admitted shipping HGH to Manning and drugs to other NFL players, on video, and nothing happened. What makes you think anyone else cares? The only time the NFL does this stuff is because it fulfills an agenda. BountyGate was because they wanted to show that they were serious about player safety, Ray Rice because they were tough on domestic violence, etc. In this case, it was because the other owners sick of the Patriots getting all the publicity. Its never about the "integrity of the game". If it were they would have adopted Belichicks goal line cameras and expanded replay reviews by now.

 

[upstater1]

Just win the AFC championship game, which will very likely be on the road this year, just focus on that. Everything else will fall into place.

 

[Gronkowski123]

it doesn't matter.

the league won

 

[MitchKumstein]

If you haven't figured it out yet, it won't matter. Just win.

Agreed. The NYJFL won't do anything if other teams break the rules against the Patriots. Look what happened when goodell's jets tampered with Revis. Nothing

I would rather the Patriots ask NYJFL officials to check their own equipment, locker rooms, etc before each game to avoid the next inevitable Deflategate - type fiasco

 

[signbabybrady]

I want all the dirty secrets aired.

 

[Kontradiction]

A known steroid pusher admitted shipping HGH to Manning and drugs to other NFL players, on video, and nothing happened. What makes you think anyone else cares? The only time the NFL does this stuff is because it fulfills an agenda. BountyGate was because they wanted to show that they were serious about player safety, Ray Rice because they were tough on domestic violence, etc. In this case, it was because the other owners sick of the Patriots getting all the publicity. Its never about the "integrity of the game". If it were they would have adopted Belichicks goal line cameras and expanded replay reviews by now.

The league initially tried to sweep the Rice thing under the rug and bury it until the footage came out. Then they had to act really tough on it because it was a PR nightmare. Well, at least most people thought it was a PR nightmare. Our drunk owner certainly didn't when he went to bat for Goodell to the press.