Which was worse? Spygate or Delategate?

[OregonDucks]

Which scandal was worse?

 

[OregonDucks]

This is suppose to be a poll, if someone wouldn't mind fixing it....

 

[WizardHawk]

Spygate, but deflategate is more fun to bitch about.

New England Deflateriots. Just has a ring to it. Ooops. I mean they might have earned a ring with it before they got caught?

 

[sonnyblack65]

Neither

 

[Indrid Cold]

I'd say SerialMurdererTightEndGate...

 

[sonnyblack65]

I'd say SerialMurdererTightEndGate...

Sound like Hammer more like Gangbangertightendgate. AH killed 3 people but not a serial killer

 

[SJ76]

One tape turned over by Walsh shows Patriots also stole offensive signals - NFL - ESPN

As a Rams fan, it's obvious. New England had video on God knows what from 2000-2007. They finally got busted in 2007. So you tell me.



"The advancing sophistication in New England's videotaping practices apparently is also evident on the tapes, which begin with a Sept. 25, 2000, game against Miami and run through that 2002 game against San Diego. It's also obvious throughout that the video shooter has one job on game day: to capture the opposing team's sideline coaches."

 

[TDs3nOut]

Sound like Hammer more like Gangbangertightendgate. AH killed 3 people but not a serial killer

LOL That's an important distinction, Sonny!

 

[OregonDucks]

Thanks for adding poll..

I also say Spygate, thst is blatant cheating. Deflate gate is entertaining because it's cheating, and the way the patriots have handled this, it could very well cost someone their career.

Tom should have come out right away and said yea at beginning of game balls were weighed at 13.2 ounces (for argument sake let's say thst was the bare minimum regulation weight) because I like the balls a little underflated...and of course play dumb that the balls would deflate more throughout the game.

 

[SJ76]

"Although Walsh turned over eight tapes this week, the number of games in which he personally videotaped opposing coaches is unclear. One source told ESPN.com that it "absolutely" is not the case that the six games on the eight tapes are the only instances the Patriots taped opponents during Walsh's tenure with the team."


"In one of the last tapes that Walsh shot -- the 2002 AFC Championship Game against the Pittsburgh Steelers -- the finished product includes sideline footage of the Pittsburgh coaches sending in signals, followed by a scan of the scoreboard that captures down, distance and game time, followed by two separate shots of the ensuing play, one from above the press box and the other from an end zone camera."


But of course they didn't do it against the Rams in the next game..

 

[tducey]

Spygate

 

[darken65]

Potato Salad.