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[Rock Strongo]

10 years of extensive records on every team:

Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating

check your own team

 

[Rock Strongo]

VERY cool site.

 

[WizardHawk]

Was posted in more than one Pats thread in the last week. Nothing new here.

Still doesn't change Brady's lying and obstruction.

 

[Rock Strongo]

San Diego Chargers Cheating History
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TL;DR:
• the CHARGERS are BELOW AVERAGE NFL cheaters!

• they have a CheatScore of 19?

• they've executed 5 real cheats! ?

• share page: The San Diego Chargers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating?


INDEX OF RECORDED CHARGERS CHEATS:

CHARGERS-ONLY: Steroidgate (1963) • PEDSgate (4x since 2007) •Towelgate (2012) • Cheatsgate (1x since 2010)

LEAGUEWIDE: Tampergate (ongoing) • Headsetgate (ongoing) •Spygate (until 2006) • Scrapsgate (ongoing)



All San Diego Chargers Cheats:
Steroidgate (1963) Modified: 04/17/2015">

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TEAM: The San Diego Chargers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Steroid usage was introduced by Alvin Roy, strength coach of the San Diego Chargers in 1963. Alvin went on to introduce the use of steroids to the Chiefs, Cowboys, and the Raiders, spreading the use of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) throughout the NFL.

Said Roy in his first address to the Chargers during training camp: "Because you're going to be lifting weights in addition to working out twice a day, you're going to need more protein." He continued, "When I was a trainer for the U.S. [weightlifting] team in the Olympics, I learned a secret from those Rooskies." He held up a bottle of pink pills. "This stuff is called Dianabol and it's going to help assimilate protein and you'll be taking it every day."

After that, it showed every day on the training tables in cereal bowls. Dianabol was the brand name for methandrostenolone, an artificial form of testosterone designed to promote healing and strength in patients. In 1963, it had been on the market for only five years, and used by U.S. weightlifters for fewer than three.



VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? No but ... it's more probable than not that this was cheating

PUNISHMENT: The Chargers were not punished for introducing PEDs to professional football. However, as a thank you from The Commish of YourTeamCheats.com, we grant you a small fraction of all CheatPoints earned by other teams for their own PED violations.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Diego Chargers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Spawn the Spoof!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 4.0

PEDSgate (4x since 2007) Modified: 03/16/2015">

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TEAM: The San Diego Chargers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) are used by players to illegally improve athletic performance above what legal training and preparation can do.

Players who illegally improve their performance unfairly penalize players who follow the rules. They not only put those players at risk for physical injury, but they also affect their economic livelihood by impacting their perceived value and their ability to secure appropriately-valued playing contracts.

SEVERITY = 0.5 video cameras per punished incident. Includes all documented infractions from 1960 to present.

• FB Andrew Pinnock (2004) - Received a four game suspension for taking a banned substance
• FB Luis Castillo (2005) - Tested positive for androstenedione at the 2005 NFL combine
• LB Shawne Merriman (2006) - Banned four games after a positive test for steroids
• LB Stephen Cooper (2008) - Tested positive for a banned stimulant

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Each player was suspended for four games for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Diego Chargers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 4.0

Towelgate (2012) Modified: 05/11/2015">

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TEAM: The San Diego Chargers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: During their Oct. 15, 2012 game with the Broncos, officials questioned a towel which a member of their equipment staff carried onto the field during a timeout. While the Chargers were not penalized for their alleged use of a stickum, they had to pay a $20,000 fine for not immediately following directions of game officials, according to Michael Gehlken of U-T San Diego.

Unfortunately for the Colts, as of 2015, we all care a lot more about the integrity of the game and, in particular, the legality of every single game football used to play this beautiful game. So in hindsight, the Chargers' soulless attack on the fundamental competitive integrity of the game must be reassessed in relation to all of the other ball manipulation cheats in NFL history.

Explained CSNNE's Tom Curran: "They didn’t cough up towels when told to do so. They tried to hide them. The towels had sticky crap on them which – if they were being hidden – makes it more probable than not that an advantage was being gained that the Chargers wanted concealed. And the NFL’s Competition Committee laid down a new [rule]. No sticky towels."



VICTIM: Denver Broncos

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: The Chargers were fined $20,000. There was no "independent investigation." No one was suspended. No players were fines. No cell phones were demanded and no club staff were interviewed.

Since it is more probable than not that this sticky towel was used to alter the Chargers' game footballs to give them a competitive advantage -- and especially since there was deception involved -- this cheat is punished at the same level as the many other ball inflation, deflation, heating and scuffing cheats.



DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Diego Chargers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Avoid Media Scrutiny!Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 3.0

 

[Rock Strongo]

Cheatsgate (1x since 2010) Modified: 03/26/2015">

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TEAM: The San Diego Chargers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Cheap shots and illegal hits are aggressively punished by the league because they put defenseless players in jeopardy of serious injury and threaten their very livelihood. Players who use illegal hits as part of their game give themselves an unfair advantage versus those who play by the rules.

SEVERITY = 0.25 video cameras per NFL punished incident with a fine over $25K. Tallied from 2010 until today. Double-severity applied for individual fines over $50K, and treble-severity for game suspensions, as they punish particularly malicious hits and typically are assessed on players with a history of dirty play.

• WR Seji Ajirotutu (2014: $28K for physical contact with an official)

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Ajirotutu was fined $27,562 but did not received a suspension.

DISH THE DIRT:?

 

[Rock Strongo]

Was posted in more than one Pats thread in the last week. Nothing new here.

Still doesn't change Brady's lying and obstruction.

lets do seattle:

All Seattle Seahawks Cheats:
PEDSgate (8x since 2001) Modified: 04/17/2015">

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TEAM: The Seattle Seahawks

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) are used by players to illegally improve athletic performance above what legal training and preparation can do.

Players who illegally improve their performance unfairly penalize players who follow the rules. They not only put those players at risk for physical injury, but they also affect their economic livelihood by impacting their perceived value and their ability to secure appropriately-valued playing contracts.

SEVERITY = 0.5 video cameras per punished incident. Includes all documented infractions from 1960 to present.

• CB Shawn Springs (2001)
• OG John Moffitt (2011)
• RB Vai Taua (2011)
• OT Allen Barbre (2012)
• SS Winston Guy (2012)
• CB Brandon Browner (2012)
• CB Richard Sherman (2012) - positive test, won appeal on technicality
• DE Bruce Irvin (2013)

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Each player was suspended for four games for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy. Sherman appealed his suspension and won, arguing successfully that the NFL mishandled his positive-tested urine sample.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The Seattle Seahawks Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 8.0

Practicegate (2014) Modified: 03/24/2015">

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TEAM: The Seattle Seahawks

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Not learning from their 2012 version of this cheat, the Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was fined $100,000 and the Seahawks were fined $200,000 and the team lost two double practices in 2015 for violating no-contact rules that govern NFL teams' offseason practices.

The Seahawks were fined an undisclosed amount in 2012 by Goodell for a similar violation under Carroll's supervision and lost their final two organized team activities practices. The 2011 collective bargaining agreement bans physical contact between players during the offseason.



VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Pete Carroll was fined $100,000 and the Seahawks were fined $200,000 and the team lost two double practices in 2015

DISH THE DIRT:?

The Seattle Seahawks Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Repeat The Cheat!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 5.0

Practicegate (2012) Modified: 03/24/2015">

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TEAM: The Seattle Seahawks

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: The Seahawks were penalized for having excessive contact in practicebefore the league-mandated date for such activity. Pete Carroll and the team were fined an undisclosed amount and stripped of two OTA practices for the violation.

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Fined an undisclosed amount and stripped of two OTS practices

DISH THE DIRT:?

The Seattle Seahawks Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 4.0

Cheapsgate (0x since 2010) Modified: 03/21/2015">

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TEAM: The Seattle Seahawks

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Cheap shots and illegal hits are aggressively punished by the league because they put defenseless players in jeopardy of serious injury and threaten their very livelihood. Players who use illegal hits as part of their game give themselves an unfair advantage versus those who play by the rules.

SEVERITY = 0.25 video cameras per NFL punished incident with a fine over $25K. Tallied from 2010 until today. Double-severity applied for individual fines over $50K, and treble-severity for game suspensions, as they punish particularly malicious hits and typically are assessed on players with a history of dirty play.

The Seattle Seahawks are one of the few NFL teams who, this decade, have not had a player suspended or penalized more than $25,000 for a cheap shot or dirty tactics.


VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? No

DISH THE DIRT:?

The Seattle Seahawks Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Clean as a Whistle!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 0.0

 

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[Rock Strongo]

lets do SF!


All San Francisco 49ers Cheats:
Salarycapgate (2000) Modified: 04/17/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: In 2000, then Cleveland Browns President Carmen Policy and team Vice President Dwight Clark agreed to pay $600,000 for violating the NFL salary capwhile with the San Francisco 49ers. The settlement called for Policy to pay $400,000 and Clark $200,000.

The principal issues involved provisions included in quarterback Jim Druckenmiller’s rookie contract, deals signed by linebacker Lee Woodall and tight end Brent Jones, and allegations of an undisclosed agreement involving quarterback Steve Young. As part of the settlement, the 49ers agreed to pay $300,000 and surrender two draft choices — their fifth pick in the 2001 draft and third selection in 2002.

In addition, the 49ers agreed to recognize a commitment of $483,000 that the club’s prior ownership and management made to Jones.



VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Policy and Clark were fined $600,000 and the 49ers were fined $300,000. In addition, the 49ers surrendered their fifth pick in the 2001 draft and third in 2002. They also agreed to recognize a commitment of $483,000 that the club’s prior ownership and management made to Jones.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Serious Infraction!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 8.0

Stickumgate (90s) Modified: 03/27/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Former San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice admitted in an ESPN video history on the evolution of wide receiver gloves that he illegally used stickum on his own gloves to make his job easier.

Said Rice: "I know this might be a little illegal, guys, but you put a little spray, a little stickum on them, to make sure that texture is a little sticky."

At a time when many were expecting Rice to claim that his words were taken out of context or that he was joking, Rice took to Twitter to admit that he did it, and that it was more than "a little illegal." He tweeted: "I apologize ppl after doing my research about stickum!," Rice said. "The NFL banned this in 1981. All players did it! #equalplayingfield."

Bountygate cheater and former wide receiver Chris Carter said he himself never used Stickum and if Jerry Rice did, then he cheated.



VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? No

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Hip-Hip-Hypocritical!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 6.0

Tampergate (2007: Briggs) Modified: 03/24/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: In 2008, The NFL came down hard on the 49ers commissioner Roger Goodell ruled that San Francisco was guilty of tampering with linebacker Lance Briggs of the Chicago Bears and ruled the team had to forfeit a fifth-round selection in the upcoming draft and swap picks with the Bears in the third round.

After a hearing in New York that was attended by team officials from both the 49ers and Bears - with both sides fully cooperating with the investigation and hearing, according to a NFL statement - Goodell determined that the Niners violated the NFL anti-tampering policy by contacting Briggs' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, during the 2007 season without the Bears' permission.

Briggs was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agentin 2007 after Chicago slapped him with the franchise tag in 2006, and there was speculation San Francisco was high on his list of potential suitors because he grew up in nearby Sacramento. But it was always unclear exactly how Briggs would have fit in with the 49ers' 3-4 defensive scheme in the first place, and the team did not even pursue him when it had the opportunity to legally do so.



VICTIM: Chicago Bears

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: The 49ers forfeited a fifth-round selection in the upcoming draft and swapped picks with the Bears in the third round

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 5.0

 

[Rock Strongo]

PEDSgate (3x since 1989) Modified: 03/21/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) are used by players to illegally improve athletic performance above what legal training and preparation can do.

Players who illegally improve their performance unfairly penalize players who follow the rules. They not only put those players at risk for physical injury, but they also affect their economic livelihood by impacting their perceived value and their ability to secure appropriately-valued playing contracts.

SEVERITY = 0.5 video cameras per punished incident. Includes all documented infractions from 1960 to present.

• NT Rollin Putzier (1989)
• RB Keith Henderson (1989)
• RB Travis Jervey (1999)

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Each player was suspended for four games for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 3.0


Headsetgate (90s) Modified: 03/24/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: The San Francisco 49ers were notorious during Bill Walsh - Joe Montana era for allegedly faking headset problems to force opposing team to turn theirs off so Montana could run scripted drives against a defense that could no longer get adjustments from coaches. Bill Parcells claims the 49ers twice disabled the Giants' phones in the mid-'80s.

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? No

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 1.0


Cheapsgate (1x since 2010) Modified: 03/26/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: Cheap shots and illegal hits are aggressively punished by the league because they put defenseless players in jeopardy of serious injury and threaten their very livelihood. Players who use illegal hits as part of their game give themselves an unfair advantage versus those who play by the rules.

SEVERITY = 0.25 video cameras per NFL punished incident with a fine over $25K. Tallied from 2010 until today. Double-severity applied for individual fines over $50K, and treble-severity for game suspensions, as they punish particularly malicious hits and typically are assessed on players with a history of dirty play.

• RT Anthony Davis (2011: $25K for a leg whip)

VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? Yes

PUNISHMENT: Davis was fined the amount listed, but was not suspended.

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


AWARDS EARNED: Everyone Was Doing It!

CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 0.0


Salarycapgate (1994) Modified: 03/24/2015">

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TEAM: The San Francisco 49ers

SEVERITY:

SUMMARY: The San Francisco 49ers were quietly accused by other league members of skirting the salary cap during their dominant run from 1981 to 1994.

Despite the supposed restraints of the $34.6 million salary cap, the 49ers remade their defense and filled gaps on their offensive line to position themselves for a Super Bowl run. The complaints intensified after the signing of cornerback Deion Sanders, who was just one of San Francisco's eight key free-agent acquisitions, six of whom have been to the Pro Bowl.



VICTIM: The entire league

PUNISHED? No

PUNISHMENT: No evidence ever emerged to prove their infractions

DISH THE DIRT:?

The San Francisco 49ers Complete Cheating History - Your Team Cheats - The Definitive Guide to NFL Cheating


CHEATPOINTS EARNED:+ 0.0

 

[williewilliejuan]

 

[Rock Strongo]

dont forget stickum covered jerry rice!

 

[williewilliejuan]

dont forget stickum covered jerry rice!

 

[blue_suns]

That website was clearly made by Pats fans

 

[Rock Strongo]

what, too ashamed of it?

 

[Rock Strongo]

That website was clearly made by Pats fans

full of facts tho.

hot, debate free, sizzling facts.

 

[williewilliejuan]

what, too ashamed of it?

Of your reaction to this issue? Yes. Deeply.

 

[Old Lion]

All Suh and Raiola. Neither on the team anymore so our score is now zero

 

[Rock Strongo]

Of your reaction to this issue? Yes. Deeply.

no, of rices blatant cheating.

address it.

 

[Rock Strongo]

what a glorious web site.

 

[williewilliejuan]

no, of rices blatant cheating.

address it.

He should be suspended for the first four games of the season as well. Subject to the outcome of the appeal, of course. Can't forget due process.