...and they admit it. My guess is they will get punished harshly. Will probably get third easiest schedule next year or something draconian like that.
So, Patriots caught filming Bengals signals
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It’s the Bengals, so you know they’re cheating against everyone.
Fuggin morons.
Bengals = Not OK to film
Ben-Gals Cheerleaders = OK to film. How do you screw that up?
Bengals = Not OK to film
Ben-Gals Cheerleaders = OK to film. How do you screw that up?
Fuggin morons.
Bengals = Not OK to film
Ben-Gals Cheerleaders = OK to film. How do you screw that up?
Bottom one doesn’t use a quality control hair product to keep hair from getting in face. Would not bang.
Don’t worry. The NFL will claim nothing happened, destroy the tape without letting the other 31 teams see it, allow the Pats to keep a Super Bowl title they cheated to win, and move the franchise out of St. Louis on a lie. Oh wait, sorry what were we talking about ...
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Next year will be a tough schedule for a 43 year old QB. I kind of hope he comes back.
2020
This is assuming they win the division this year.
2020
This is assuming they win the division this year.
“Listen, Bob...no more jerky-jerky next to the gas station. I’m gonna set you up with a guy I know.”
Birds of a feather...
How many times does this make it for them? Belichick should be banned from coaching in the NFL.
And the Dolphins are getting a boatload of high-rough draft picks... they're going to be a much better team next year.
Instead of 3 wins, they will now win 5?
No, I'm saying Kraft and your boy are cheaters. Cheaters never win and winners never cheat...
The film crew has nothing to do with the Pats FB team. And then ask, “Why?”
A mistake probably...but until someone can explain why the Pats organization would be filming/ spying on a 1win Bengal team...I need a reason to suspect something...and quite frankly, I believe the Pats have more than enough on their plate at the moment.
That's confusing because the Patriots are awesome and win all the time.No, I'm saying Kraft and your boy are cheaters. Cheaters never win and winners never cheat...
So, the fact that they play the Bengals this week and a Patriots film crew was at the stadium filming the Bengals signals the week before doesn't constitute reason enough to think the Pats are guilty here? The question isn't "why would they do that?" They DID IT. The question is how should they be punished. Period.
actually so did trumpThat's confusing because the Patriots are awesome and win all the time.
They had Cleveland's permission to be there to film....per League rules and protocol. It is not like they were there clandestine....
Tgis is more fodder for the Patriot/Belichick haters out there......go ahead and waste your energy. This is a nothing burger.
They followed League protocol/rules. They did what they were expected to do.
I believe Belichick said that this crew was not a Patriot's employ, too.
It doesn't sound like there was anything "illegal" here at all......Maybe if I was 1-12, I might squawk too. I think it is a great time to play the Pats...they are really struggling. I'd be watching a lot of game film if I was Cincinnati. It's not like the Bengals signals have fooled too many folks this season.
Give Bengals their Draft picks?
Even if given permission to be in the box, filming the team on the sidelines is a no no..to much of a coincident they play the team they were filming this week. Even if the Pats are innocent they should be spanked hard for stupid judgement.
I doubt very much that league protocol states that when Team A is hosting Team B, Team A can allow Team C to videotape Team B’s sideline without Team B’s knowledge. Especially if Team C is playing Team B the next week.
So, because you don't know or understand the rules, there's nothing to see here. It is 100% illegal to film an opposing sideline's signals. You can send lip readers, psychics or anyone else, but once you start filming, game over.
The Patriots disagree with you.
The New England Patriots have admitted that they were in violation of NFL rules on Sunday when a video crew hired by the team illegally filmed the playing field in Cleveland during the Bengals game against the Browns.
https://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/17/..., including,that the rule needed clarification.
Goodell suggested that the responsibility was on teams to conceal their messages, not on the ones trying to steal them. Unless, of course, would-be thieves have the gall to break out the video equipment.
Patriots official statement.
https://www.patriots.com/news/statement-from-the-new-england-patriots-x3464
https://www.patriots.com/news/statement-from-the-new-england-patriots-x3464
Joel’s just lathered up because his Brownies are going to miss the playoffs again this year.
When questioned, the crew immediately turned over all footage to the league and cooperated fully.
Not true. They tried to delete the images first and the NFL didn't let them. Then, after viewing the footage, the NFL reported that they were indeed filming the sideline illegally.
What I am hearing on the radio right now is that this was a Pats video crew doing a feature on one of the organizations advance scouts. The video crew wasn't even on the football side of the operations.
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