[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="dkhw"][QUOTE="goodlay"][QUOTE="tryfe_lyn"]ALL NFL teams behave in this manner...the Pats were the only organization to get caught doing it...doesn't matter anyway...Bill gettingsuspended for a game and a draft pick is nothin for us...we'll eat it and still win at the Super Bowl!!! GO PATS!!! GO SOX...GO CELTICS!!!
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Want to provide some proof that all of them do? The Pats have been suspected several times, and now they have concrete proof, of course I wouldn't expect you to admit that your team cheats.
several times? there was only once with green bay... Tell me other ones. I dare you.
Here you go. Dare accepted
Last year the Lions played the Patriots in Foxboro. At one point their coach, Rod Marinelli, phoned up to the press box, "There's a camera pointed right at our defensive coach making his calls. Is that allowed?" A Lions' employee called the NFL booth. No, it certainly was not. So the videotaper was stopped. Then after a while he began again. The same process was repeated and he was asked to stop again. Now that's dedication.
"At one point we had a good drive going against the Patriots," said one Lion who doesn't want his name involved in this mess, but was willing to talk about it. "Mike Martz really had 'em going. They were getting fouled up, lining up wrong, we were moving the ball. Then boom, the headset from the sidelines to the coaches' booth goes out.
"Next possession we were moving the ball again and the same thing happened. You know it only takes two or three plays to mess up a drive."
Matt Millen, the Lions' GM, says he was talking to another team's head coach at the league meetings. He started telling him the story.
"Yeah, I know," the coach said. "Headset went out. It happened to me in Foxboro, too."
Marinelli was the defensive line coach in Tampa Bay when the Bucs beat the Patriots in the 2000 regular season opener and did a good job controlling New England's offense. After the game the Patriots' offensive coach, Charlie Weis, was overheard congratulating the Bucs' defensive coordinator, Monte Kiffin.
"We knew all your calls, and you still stopped us," Weis said. "I can't believe it."
He couldn't believe it because the Patriots had videotaped all of the defensive signals in their last preseason game, which was against the Bucs.
Enjoy.
Stealing signals is not against league rules. The fact that they hadnt changed them up from preseason to regular season just highlights their folly.
Dude just face the facts that what they did was wrong and they don't deserve any wins. What they did agianst the Lions was just a dirty move. I mean they have the best players money could buy and still have to cheat... what a pathetic organization, they're about as low if not lower on my list of scum than the Bengals players are.
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