NWPATSFAN
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Not on the HoopIs there any doubt?
Not on the HoopIs there any doubt?
Keep walking that company line OS. Our little white lie wasn't as bad as their'sLooks like it for the monetary fine if that is a fact....But severity of the violation goes beyond that, so while the fine may call for the same, the severity of an in game violation that can produce an unfair advantage, is much more severe than an OTA 5 min drill with no contact....A lot of difference between the 2....
Only similarity is, if they break the rules and get caught, they pay for it....The End![]()
That's my point. You're making it for me.
Any play that wasn't going to be a Beast Mode run, you needed to make them THINK it was.
Hence why I criticized them for the lack of playaction.
I thought Butler got there before the ball but it was close enough to be debatable....But who was that being held by 39 ???A db running a wr over while the ball is in the air is PI every time.
That the NFL won't admit this is a travesty.
Pre-snap Butler was off the line right where RW wanted him. I still don't know how he made this play so quickly. Either great coaching or huge risk by MB in case receiver broke outside to the corner...or most likely both...
Agenda. Great play no PI at all
Panic??? What thread are you reading? I see some pretty rational discussion...well, other than the Pats fans of course who want to compare 5 minutes of rookie practice in May to cheating in a Playoff game...
Funny how all of the stories that say the NFL believes the Ravens were aware begin with "Per ESPNs Adam Schefter". Homeboy just likes to stir the pot and make everyone get up in arms over nothing. Who is his NFL team? Hmmm...
They admitted they broke the rules and will be punished accordingly. When punished accordingly, they aren't going to sue over it and start a big lawsuit over how they were victimized or whine and cry like little bitches.
Really not a big deal...
5 minutes of a no-contact drill in pads... WOW! What an "edge" they are trying to get on the competition.![]()
Looks like it for the monetary fine if that is a fact....But severity of the violation goes beyond that, so while the fine may call for the same, the severity of an in game violation that can produce an unfair advantage, is much more severe than an OTA 5 min drill with no contact....A lot of difference between the 2....
Only similarity is, if they break the rules and get caught, they pay for it....The End![]()
Well, no surprise that you can't deal with honesty and accountability, excuses are for pansies....Or should I say Patsies ??????
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First off I still see no panic so I don't know what the heck you are trying to sayWhat we have now done jarntt, solely because of this cheating scandal is introduce the notion that the severity of the act is mitigated by its impact upon the game. Hmmm, beyond yet more Pats points scored in that AFCCG after reinflating the balls, I've asked this question without any answer. Pats fans asked after the news broke, why didn't the refs noice the difference? Well, they only pick up the ball. My question is, if this was some ongoing practice of the Pats, why didn't actual players who recovered fumbles and made interceptions notice? Surely they clutch the ball firmly and have experience with NFL footballs. Multiple players never even noticed? The impact of a pound of air pressure has been off the Hoolpla table....until now apparently. Gee, this might also put filming signals (made out in the wide open in front of thousands) from the wrong location on the table too. What happened to cheating is cheating?
PANIC....DEFLECTION....PANIC.
Oh hey, it's the old degree of impact upon the game slant. Lets talk about a pound if air pressure and standing in the wrong spot.
PANIC PANIC PANIC!
Lol!
First off I still see no panic so I don't know what the heck you are trying to say
Second, of course the severity of the act is based on many, many factors and of course the impact of the game is one of them. Are you actually trying to state otherwise? Dear Lord say that ain't so. Now you sound like Rock. The simple fact is no two acts are the same. What Brady did isn't the same as what Some player using stickem did and it sure as Hell isnt the same as a 5 minute practice in pads with a handful of players who may ever be on an NFL team in May.
As far as refs noticing the balls I don't know. I said from day one I don't think it gave him a big edge, but maybe the refs did a lot of Patriot games and the deflated balls felt "normal" to them because of it![]()
Something similar happened to Seahawks in 2014 with "contact" practices. They got a fine and lost some mini-camp days.
What your ignoring is the Pats history of cheating. If the Ravens had been caught as much as the Pats this thread would have blown up. The only reason fans pile on the Pats is them, they brought it on themself and the denials from the fans fan the flames.The impact upon the game has never been accepted when it's the Patriot's transgressions but now, that's all changed. You've been caught in a complete double standard and now you're wise-assing your way out of it. Answer the actual question I posed. Why didn't dozens of intercepting and fumble recovering players never notice the air pressure? I won't hold my breath waiting for an answer because there's only one answer and none of you haters will utter it. The small amount of air let out of the balls had little to no impact at all.
PANIC!!! at the hoop![]()
What your ignoring is the Pats history of cheating. If the Ravens had been caught as much as the Pats this thread would have blown up. The only reason fans pile on the Pats is them, they brought it on themself and the denials from the fans fan the flames.
You'd have to be naive to think ever team isn't breaking a rule or two, others just don't get cache what seems yearly.
PANIC and DEFLECTION!
Suppose you give us the complete and seemingly endless or at least yearly list of offenses by the Pats. I have
1) Spygate
2) Deflategate
3)..........?
But first, we must acknowledge that the air pressure was never a significant advantage OR admit that all cheating is significant including the Raven's.
OK then it only seems yearly do to the level of cheating. On Spygate, I'm pretty sure ALL teams were sent letters from the league to cease BB and the Pats basically said fuck you and continued doing it. Again look at your team as to why we all pile on. Sorry Homer, this is the Pats fault. Look at NO and Bounty Gate, the league told all teams to stop the practice but they continued on, and the league hit them with an anvil.
Ohe and no I won't acknowledge the air gave no advantage off of two quarters.
BUT...I'm sure present company excluded. LOLApply A and B to 95% of their fans
OK then it only seems yearly do to the level of cheating. On Spygate, I'm pretty sure ALL teams were sent letters from the league to cease BB and the Pats basically said fuck you and continued doing it. Again look at your team as to why we all pile on. Sorry Homer, this is the Pats fault. Look at NO and Bounty Gate, the league told all teams to stop the practice but they continued on, and the league hit them with an anvil.
Ohe and no I won't acknowledge the air gave no advantage off of two quarters.
It seems like much more than it is, because:
A. All the Patriots do is deny, deny, deny (which drags everything out) and
B. They are arrogant little shits while doing so
C. Apply A and B to 95% of their fans
You are a prime example of the Pat fan in denial. Think about it this way, if your child does something wrong, gets caught, owns up and stops doing it, his punishment would be over, if he gives the the middle finger, and gets caught the punishment would be much stiffer. The Pats continue to give the middle finger and homers like you continue to deny. It's been a big ass merry-go-round with the Pats and their homer fans.1) So you misspoke.
2) How about my questioning of why none of the dozens of players to take the ball from the Pats never noticed the difference in air pressure.
See, this whole the-Ravens-cheating-wasn't-significant has opened up a lot of doors.
Why, after being stopped from filming in the wide open in front of everybody, didn't the Pat's win/loss record drop off?
So many questions to panic about.
Ok, so it only "seems" like more yet you guys state it as fact that it is actually more. We're really getting somewhere here.