NFL commissioner defends destroying tapes
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In the face of congressional pressure over destroying evidence from the Spygate scandal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his actions Friday.
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In the wake of the Patriots being punished by the NFL for illegally videotaping defensive signals of Jets coaches, some say momentum is building to allow a communication device in a defender's helmet, thus negating the use for signals altogether.
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When N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed questions about the leagueâs handling of the spying case on Friday, his responses left former prosecutors with lingering questions.
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Concerned that the videotape seized from the Patriots ended up in the hands of Fox Sports, the NFL is conducting an internal investigation as to how the tape was released.
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Gene Upshaw, the executive director of the N.F.L. Players Association, has denied allegations that the union has improperly represented retired players and could owe them tens of millions of dollars.
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PHOENIX -- In the face of congressional pressure over destroying evidence from the Spygate scandal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his actions Friday.
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Deciphering the depth and breadth of the New England Patriotsâ electronic taping habits still largely rests with a former video assistant being prodded to talk from several angles.
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Sources say Commissioner Roger GoodellÃÂ is prepared toÃÂ strip draft picks from the Patriots for allegedly stealing signalsÃÂ from the Jets using a video camera.
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In on-air debate with RIAA executive, Post reporter who accused the group of trying to outlaw copying music to a computer doesn't answer why he omitted important facts from his story. RIAA president argues that the Post has helped 'mislead consumers.'
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The Patriots' loss in Super Bowl XLII hasn't diminished Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter's interest in the NFL's investigation into the team's illegal taping of defensive signals. Specter is scheduled to meet with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell today, 10 days after the Patriots were upset, 17-14, by the New York Giants, to discuss the NFL's handling of "Spygate."
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NFL officials don't expect to impose further penalties on the Patriots for using videotaping equipment to steal opponents' signals after the team handed over all video materials.
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Apparently even a Hall of Fame coach doesn't get a break from the officials. Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs on Tuesday reviewed the tape of the previous night's loss to the Dallas Cowboys and determined he was on the wrong side of "two awful calls."
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(Sept. 28, 2004) -- When asked for his thoughts on instant replay in the NFL, Bill Parcells once said that if you can&#39;t get all the calls right all the time, then he&#39;s not in favor of it.
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The New England Patriots could face  severe sanctions if an NFL investigation rules that coach Bill  Belichick violated league rules by videotaping the New York  Jets defensive signals during their regular season opener.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on Friday he was concerned about the recent spate of bad behavior by the league's players and vowed to continue handing out stiff penalties for transgressors.
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By The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Feb. 3--When those in charge remind us that it's just a game, remember this story. The NFL is all over churches that had planned to show the Super Bowl as part of an event.   Copyright laws, you know.
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TORONTO (CP) - The CFL has conducted two field tests of instant replay this season but the league&#39;s director of officiating doesn&#39;t believe it would have resolved the controversial ending to Friday night&#39;s BC Lions-Calgary Stampeders game.