Patriots investigated for video violation
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The NFL is investigating the Patriots for possible improper use of video equipment during Sunday's game against the Jets to catch signals being sent by New York coaches to players on the field.
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Mondayâs Links Ryan Wilson at the FanHouse points out that your team is in bad shape when the best thing that happens to you all day is a car accident that youâre not injured in. The Consumerist reports on how the Patriots, unable to spy on opposing teams, now have taken to spying on their fans. [...].
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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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With coach Bill Belichick mired in a messy affair that could be titled, "Football, Spies, and Videotape," Patriots players deflected cheating charges yesterday, saying that ultimately it's what happens on the field that decides games.
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Assistant coach is accused of violating rules by taping opponent's hand signals. League is also investigating the way Pats used radio frequencies.
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The New England Patriots' best play was an illegal forward pass. It was that kind of day for Tom Brady and his offense.
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Coach Bill Belichick was fined $500,000 - the maximum allowed by NFL rules - and the Patriots penalized $250,000, plus the loss of at least one draft pick, for illegally filming the signals of New York Jets coaches in the season opener, the league announced last night.
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In an interview with NBC's Bob Costas before last night's Patriots-Chargers game, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said he has asked the Patriots to turn over any and all videotapes and notes made from video recordings similar to those New England was punished for shooting against the New York Jets in a 38-14 victory Sept. 9.
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The former Rams player and three fans are claiming that the Patriots gained an unfair advantage by allegedly taping a Rams practice the day before the Super Bowl six years ago.
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FOXBOROUGH - Patriots coach Bill Belichick and vice president of player personnel Scott Pioli broke their silence regarding taping procedures and suggestions of improper conduct from former employee Matt Walsh yesterday, with Belichick saying he "couldn't pick Matt Walsh out of a lineup" and Pioli noting that part of the reason for Walsh's firing was because of him secretly tape-recording ...
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Now for the Big Wait. The Patriots have done everything they can do. They are ready for the playoffs. Sure, a few guys need to get healthy and there's always more film to be studied, but the players, coaches, and Patriot Nation know there will be nothing of any consequence happening until 20 days from now (19 if ...
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The stunning suspension of Patriots safety Rodney Harrison by the NFL for admitting that he used a banned substance has repercussions for the team beyond his four-week absence. It calls into question whether other players in the New England locker room are harboring similar secrets.
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The Internet is a creative place, so I canât speak for the authenticity of this photo, but wouldnât it be hysterical if the Patriots got caught doing something this obvious? The Patriotsâ cheating scandal has players around the league rewinding past games in their heads. Hines Ward of the Steelers said he was sure the Patriots [...].
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PHOENIX - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, revealing for the first time the extent of the Patriots' illegal videotaping of opponents, said yesterday the league had seized and destroyed tapes on six games dating to the 2006 season.
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Police viewed videotapes from last week's basketball brawl between Indiana Pacers players and Detroit Pistons fans seeking evidence on the eve of another Indiana-Detroit sports showdown.
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There was a glitch in the Patriotsâ high-speed connection Sunday night. Because of increased traffic in the backfield, Tom Brady to Randy Moss was not working.
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Patriots Coach Bill Belichick apologized Wednesday, but would not say for what. He did say he spoke with N.F.L. commissioner Roger Goodell about rules for videotaping events on the sideline.