PatsWSB47
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Ben have you ever listened to yourself?
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Bottom line is there was nothing to deflategate, yet the league found them guilty because of spygate. Does anyone actually believe that given a chance the league will not screw the Pats every single time they can? The Pats are gonna get whacked by this and whacked hard.
Rather Kraft be fined 10M$ than lose a 4th rounder.What penalties should we expect the NFL to impose on...
Howe predicts a $1 million fine, Underhill says more than that. They agree that there is currently no evidence to support a football-related punishment.
If it’s 7 figures, then I’m not sure how anybody involved keeps a job. I know I wouldn’t if I made a mistake that costly.
What penalties should we expect the NFL to impose on...
Howe predicts a $1 million fine, Underhill says more than that. They agree that there is currently no evidence to support a football-related punishment.
If it’s 7 figures, then I’m not sure how anybody involved keeps a job. I know I wouldn’t if I made a mistake that costly.
So his logic is because Spygate 1 came with a penalty of a lost 1st rounder, Spygate 2 (repeat offender) would carry a penalty of 2 -1st rounders?
Thats a helluva leap.
Wow, what a joke if that’s true (absurdly over the top), but I could couldn’t give 2 shts about Bobby’s check book. Let’s consider this part of the money he saved when he didn’t attempt to take legal action in 2015.
Wow, what a joke if that’s true (absurdly over the top), but I could couldn’t give 2 shts about Bobby’s check book. Let’s consider this part of the money he saved when he didn’t attempt to take legal action in 2015.
It's a hell of a leap considering the genesis of how all of this started:
1. Jets sneak around and tamper for Parcells in 1997, cheating, distracting our team for the SB.
2. Kraft asks to speak and interview BB in 2000. Wish granted, but NY demands a 1st rd pick if BB is offered the gig in NE. Done deal.
3. BB drafts Brady, develops him, builds a dynasty in the Cap Era.
4. Woody Johnson sits there seething knowing he made the wrong choice in Parcells, as old man Parcells was worn out and the game had passed him by, including personnel and GM understanding in a new era.
5. Woody Johnson volunteers to bring in a new commissioner, even though Tagliabue was doing very well, as the NFL shoots by MLB as the most popular sport around. This is where you can see the intent by the Jets and the league, to be able to cheat a team like NE, but do it in such a way that fans won't notice.
6. Woody Johnson does not respect NE, asks to interview a very inexperienced Mangini, after only 1 year as a DC, with mediocre results from the 2005 D. Again this all occurs after NE wins 3 SBs in 4 years.
7. Mangini accepts the role in NY, tries to steal laptops and Pats property, before taking half of BB's staff, against BB's wishes. Mangini is locked out of the building and forever dead to the Pats organization.
8. Mangini divulges BB's approaches as a GM and Coach and Woody Johnson sees to it that his new commissioner of choice, a former Jets employee and Jets fan, Roger Goodell, listens to his sales pitch as to why NE doesn't need anymore help with BB and Brady together for the foreseeable future and how a dominant team in the league is bad for business.
9. Goodell's first order of business on 9.6.06 (no lie, that is the exact date) is to change the wording of the filming rule to actually include filming hand signals, which was the change to the rule.
10. BB reads the memo in 2006, probably smiles knowing WHY it happened, but is also annoyed being targeted due the success of the Pats.
10, Mangini has the balls to ask for 2 filming locations in Foxborough in January 2007 during a playoff game, no less.
11. BB shows in Week 1, after trading for Moss and Welker, adding Seau, and prized FA piece (At the time), Adalius Thomas, with their road video coordinator, out on the sideline as a big FU to the NY Jets and Manboobs.
This is literally why we are here today. An inter-franchise spat between two teams, started by the Jets a decade prior, has now catapulted Goodell into using ways to garner support with teams alongside the Jets, who pile on and want Goodell to do something.
So, he frames the Pats for something more than what was being done, to be able to make sure he can take a 1st rd pick, otherwise people will figure out something is up.
Meanwhile, as obvious as all of this is, the general public is too stupid or doesn't want to see how obvious this is, simply because they just want harm done to NE. The NFL sees millions being left on the table, ratings dropping with NE's continued dominance, making a mockery of the Cap and parity, and here we are.
Absolute and complete mental break downs by very stupid and jealous NFL fans, owners, GMs and coaches everywhere outside of NE with the media happily ready to lie to get clicks on their webpages.
There should be nothing other than an apology to Mike Brown ,which I am assuming has already happened and an apology publicly, and that's it.
The NFL would need to cite in the NFL rulebook how a production company is tied to an NFL team, in order to even give a fine.
Talk about blowing something completely out of proportion here.
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I'd be happy to see Kraft lose a million he has been such an idiot lately.What penalties should we expect the NFL to impose on...
Howe predicts a $1 million fine, Underhill says more than that. They agree that there is currently no evidence to support a football-related punishment.
If it’s 7 figures, then I’m not sure how anybody involved keeps a job. I know I wouldn’t if I made a mistake that costly.
I wonder if Orchids of Asia has Groupons or internet specials?I'd be happy to see Kraft lose a million he has been such an idiot lately.
It certainly would have been appreciated and had shown the same kind of "partnership" and courtesy Early Bird preaches but I think at the worker level its kill or be killed and unless there isn't a clique or relationship you are damaging, then you kill or be killed.The apology needs to come from Mike Brown and his staff for starting a controversy. Anyone with half a brain would of told that kid he's not allowed to do that while realizing no one in their right mind sends a kid dressed in pats/bruins gear to the front a full press box with a tripod. They waited hoping to catch 'something' regardless of the absolute absurdity of the situation and then were very loud about it including the staging a press question to start it all off. They are all 'upset' about it? GTFOH with that and try and win a game instead of starting ******** the same way the ravens did after BB embarrassed them in the divisional round with substitutions and then Brady told their coach to learn the rules in his press conference.
It certainly would have been appreciated and had shown the same kind of "partnership" and courtesy Early Bird preaches but I think at the worker level its kill or be killed and unless there isn't a clique or relationship you are damaging, then you kill or be killed.
Thats cutthroat and back-stabbing for ya.