Tom Brady is a hypocrite.

[Wallcrawler]

I don't know him at all," Brady said of Sherman. "I've watched him play. He's that kind of guy. So, you know. I approach the game -- and I have respect for my opponents. That's the way our team always plays. We win with graciousness, and when we lose, we could do better. Some teams don't always do that, or that's not their program.


Nah, that wasn't Tom Brady's Patriots that were gathered at midfield at Qualcomm Stadium mocking Shawne Merriman's lights out dance.

I guess that wasn't Tom Brady's Patriots that were mocking the Eagles player's flying motion at the end of the Superbowl either.

**** off and die, Tom Brady. Youre not fooling anyone.

[ClevelandBronco]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

I don't hate winners. I have plenty of respect for franchises like the Ravens and Giants, who have won the right way. I have zero respect for the Donkeys and Cheatriots, who have a history of cheating and classlessness.

Winning the right way = 5 rings
Cheating = 5 rings

Looks like a push. But since cheating has a chance at a sixth ring for now, I'll take cheating.

[BossChief]

Brady's team also cheated to win the superbowl and had draft picks striped away in the process, but they always have the most class, AMIRITE?

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by ClevelandBronco

Winning the right way = 5 rings
Cheating = 5 rings

Looks like a push. But since cheating has a chance at a sixth ring for now, I'll take cheating.

The Giants have 8 rings, so combined with the Ravens' 2, that gives winning the right way a 10-5 advantage over cheating.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Brady's team also cheated to win the superbowl and had draft picks striped away in the process, but they always have the most class, AMIRITE?

The Patriots were penalized for violating a 2007 memo. That had nothing to do with any of the Super Bowls.


Here's a tip for you: when you find yourself siding with GoChargers, you should realize that the odds of you being on the right side of the issue are less than the odds of a kicker missing an XP.

[BossChief]

They didnt tape the rams, huh?

Ok, pats fan.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by BossChief

They didnt tape the rams, huh?

Ok, pats fan.

Stealing signs is not illegal in the NFL, other top coaches like Cowher and Johnson have acknowledged that they were also trying to steal signals, and my fandom is irrelevant to the discussion.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

Stealing signs is not illegal in the NFL, other top coaches like Cowher and Johnson have acknowledged that they were also trying to steal signals, and my fandom is irrelevant to the discussion.

It's ok to secretly tape the other teams final walkthroughs before the superbowl.

AMIRITE, pats fan?

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

Here's a tip for you: when you find yourself siding with GoChargers, you should realize that the odds of you being on the right side of the issue are less than the odds of a kicker missing an XP.

Aren't you one of the dumbass Pats fans who signed up to defend that moron Scott Pioli? 'Nuff said.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by BossChief

It's ok to secretly tape the other teams final walkthroughs before the superbowl.

AMIRITE, pats fan?

You mean the thing that never happened and that led to a huge retraction in the paper that originally laid the claim?

On Feb. 2, 2008, the Boston Herald reported that a member of the New England Patriots' video staff taped the St. Louis Rams' walkthrough before Super Bowl XXXVI. While the Boston Herald based its Feb. 2, 2008 report on sources that it believed to be credible, we now know that this report was false, and that no tape of the walkthrough ever existed.

Prior to the publication of its Feb. 2, 2008, article, the Boston Herald neither possessed nor viewed a tape of the Rams' walkthrough before Super Bowl XXXVI, nor did we speak to anyone who had. We should not have published the allegation in the absence of firmer verification.

http://www.boston.com/sports/footbal..._apologiz.html

[BossChief]

That's because the tapes were destroyed and if you can't prove an accusation, you can get sued if you don't print something like that.


The league doesn't take away a first round pick for minor oversights...

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by BossChief

That's because the tapes were destroyed and if you can't prove an accusation, you can get sued if you don't print something like that.


The league doesn't take away a first round pick for minor oversights...

It has nothing to do with the tapes that Goodell had.

[BossChief]

Do you also believe in Santa, the toothfairy and the Easter bunny?

[MAYHEM]

Josh McDaniels and the Broncos were also caught taping a walkthrough.

Originally Posted by Wiki

Dante Scarnecchia is the father of former Denver Broncos video director Steve Scarnecchia, who was fired in November 2010 after he was found to have illegally videotaped a San Francisco 49ers walkthrough practice in October 2010.[1] Steve had previously worked in the video departments for the New York Jets (2006–2007) and the Patriots (2001–2004).

[BossChief]

I know for a fact that Haley KNEW McDaniels taped their last practice prior to their game in Denver that year. When Haley wouldn't shake his hand and pointed at him with "there's a lot of shit being talked about you"

He was open to the team about it that he knew it because of the order of the plays and the fact most of them they hadn't run before. A friend of Tony Moeaki called me a couple hours after the game and told me that and I posted it on here somewhere.

Dustin Colquitt said in an interview how mad Haley was about that game and how Josh had openly cheated.

A few weeks later, Josh was fired and the team was accused of cheating by video taping walkthroughs. Didn't they get a fine or a pick taken away then, too?...but anyway...even after his videotaping incident, BB brought him back to NE with open arms and a whole slew of advanced tech cameras for him to place all over the practice facility that are unnoticeable.



Nobody from that organization can try to act like they have more class than anyone.

[salame]