[alayonruger]

Very 1st game, another *****-gate this is going to be a very interesting season.
Steelers coaches say they were hearing Patriots radio in headsets | ProFootballTalk

 

[P89DC]

It amazes me what a long history of cheating the Patriot franchise has engaged in. My team may suck but they don't cheat then run around a brag about how they one of the best ever. Best at cheating, that's all.

 

[terry_p]

They are 1-0 and headed to the Superbowl. If he rest of the league wants to believe that all the crap then looks like the Pats and Belichick are inside their heads. Keep focusing on that nonsense it's real important. Who is next?

For those that try to look at the world logically:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/09/11/belichick-we-had-a-lot-of-problems-with-headsets/

 

[oldfox]

They are 1-0 and headed to the Superbowl. If he rest of the league wants to believe that all the crap then looks like the Pats and Belichick are inside their heads. Keep focusing on that nonsense it's real important. Who is next?

For those that try to look at the world logically:

Belichick: ?We had a lot of problems? with headsets | ProFootballTalk

Yep! X2

 

[alayonruger]

Where there's smoke, there's fire... or someone's smoking something.
From Spygate to Deflategate: Inside what split the NFL and New England Patriots apart

 

[terry_p]

They are into mind reading as well. That's why Butler intercepted the pass in the SB. He had control of Pete Carroll's mind. It's all a nefarious plot.

If you look at the video's of the game it is obvious the Patriots were having the same issues as the Steelers.

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, meanwhile, didn't think the problems filtered down to him much.
"There were a few plays that didn't come in, but that happens. That's nothing new. I didn't think there were too many issues tonight with communication between (offensive coordinator) Todd (Haley) and myself," Roethlisberger said.

and the NFL:

After the game, NFL spokesman Michael Signora issued a statement on the behalf of the league, explaining that the equipment is handled by the league.
"In the first quarter of tonight's game, the Pittsburgh coaches experienced interference in their headsets caused by a stadium power infrastructure issue, which was exacerbated by the inclement weather," Signora said. "The coaches' communications equipment, including the headsets, is provided by the NFL for both clubs use on game day. Once the power issue was addressed, the equipment functioned properly with no additional issues."

 

[terry_p]

Where there's smoke, there's fire... or someone's smoking something.
From Spygate to Deflategate: Inside what split the NFL and New England Patriots apart

The hit piece from ESPN based on rumor and speculation. What was spygate anyway. The NFL told the league no more filming from the sidelines. The Pats and Belichick arrogantly kept filming. They were caught and they paid for it. Inflategate was an absolute fabrication. From another thread:

It is amazing how when you tell a lie people pass it on with their own take. Chris Mortenson's claim that all the balls were under inflated by 2 lbs., proven to be false and was known to be a false statement right after it was put out there. As to the phone, the record shows Wells told him he didn't need his phone, but all the media lackies put the word out the Brady destroyed his phone, so he's hiding something. Again false. Wells had all the e-mails from the phones of all parties. Just Patriot haters. If the NFL had any credibility left, they would drop the appeal.

Yup where there's smoke it getting blown up someone's backside.

 

[refugeepj]

little things win titles. the Pats are very good at knowing just how to use the rules, almost like a Chicago lawyer. not exactly against the rules, but absolutely finding new and exciting ways to use the rules to their advantage. somewhat of a moral circumvention. like the defensive goal line shift. now every offense will be conscious of that possibility through the entire season. it could well make them slow off the ball, which gives the defense another advantage. last night that was a game changer!

 

[rugerguy211]

little things win titles. the Pats are very good at knowing just how to use the rules, almost like a Chicago lawyer. not exactly against the rules, but absolutely finding new and exciting ways to use the rules to their advantage. somewhat of a moral circumvention. like the defensive goal line shift. now every offense will be conscious of that possibility through the entire season. it could well make them slow off the ball, which gives the defense another advantage. last night that was a game changer!

I take exception to the "moral circumvention" part. Other than that, I agree completely with what you said.

 

[refugeepj]

I take exception to the "moral circumvention" part. Other than that, I agree completely with what you said.

my ex wife and her lawyer also took exception to my sense of fair play. are you a Pat's fan by any chance?

 

[P89DC]

The hit piece from ESPN based on rumor and speculation. What was spygate anyway. The NFL told the league no more filming from the sidelines. The Pats and Belichick arrogantly kept filming. They were caught and they paid for it. Inflategate was an absolute fabrication. From another thread:



Yup where there's smoke it getting blown up someone's backside.

Too funny, yea, all those players that got debriefed by the Pats, against the rules, were all lying. And the policy, forcing coaches to sign a document promising they aren't doing what the Pats did to win their first three Super Bowls, that's a lie too!

Face it, the Pats will always have an asterisk, just like Bonds or Armstrong. The cheatingist cheaters that ever cheated, that's Brady's and Belichick's legacy!

 

[P89DC]

...If he rest of the league wants to believe that all the crap then looks like the Pats and Belichick are inside their heads. Keep focusing on that nonsense it's real important. Who is next?

Kinda like all those fools that think pro wrestling is fixed. How stupid can people be?

 

[alayonruger]

Brady's individual stats convince me that he's one of the all time greats.
It's sad that his coach taints Tom's greatness.

 

[alayonruger]

 

[bandit1]

So every time the Patriots win we have to listen to the crying?
The Steelers had no answer for Gronkowski and their kicker was awful,
haters are going to hate

 

[terry_p]

So every time the Patriots win we have to listen to the crying?
The Steelers had no answer for Gronkowski and their kicker was awful,
haters are going to hate

Imagine the nonsense when they win the Superbowl.

Atlanta Falcons pump fake crowd noise into their stadium when the opposing team offense was on the field for 3 years and get a $350K fine and lose a 6th round draft pick, one of the Jets coaches trips and injures an opposing player as he is running down the sidelines and the Jets get a $100K fine, Mike Tomlin is on the field interfering with a player on his way to a TD and he does not score. He gets $100K fine. The NO Saints set up bounties on opposing players to injure them and this went on for 3 years. The coaches were suspended but allowed to return to the game but no players were suspended and the Saints paid $500k and lost two draft picks but Goodell reversed the 1st round pick and gave it back to them. The Patriots and Colts both have footballs in a game that are slightly underinflated due to the ideal gas law and the Patriots get a $1 million fine, lose a 1st and 4th round draft pick and the greatest QB in the history of the game gets suspended for 4 games because he was general aware of I guess the ideal gas law. Yup cheaters.

Now he NFL supplies communications equipment to both teams that doesn't work right and the Patriots are cheating again. Watch out folks they are using radio waves to scramble the opposing coaches and players brains. How do I know this because it obviously has worked already on those off the field.