Where There's Smoke There's Fire
New and detailed allegations of improper (and illicit) signals taping continue to plague the New England Patriots. With numerous such allegations from so many parties, now (and some clearly documented by the NFL, which has already levied record fines), could the New England Patriots just surrender all trophies won in the Belichick era, forfeit all games won, and allow the NFL to move on, now? This is getting old.
The only hope for the Patriots with the latest allegations is the New York Times broke the story. But, the newspaper whose revenues and quality have slipped mightily, quotes a former player (who claims the illicit practice began in Belichick's first year in 2000). That wouldn't appear to be good news.
Meanwhile, the NFL attempted to bury the issue, but the United States Congress didn't get the memo.
All I can say is at least the Cincinnati Bengals isn't the subject of this sporting black eye. Maybe things are looking up, after all?
The only hope for the Patriots with the latest allegations is the New York Times broke the story. But, the newspaper whose revenues and quality have slipped mightily, quotes a former player (who claims the illicit practice began in Belichick's first year in 2000). That wouldn't appear to be good news.
Meanwhile, the NFL attempted to bury the issue, but the United States Congress didn't get the memo.
All I can say is at least the Cincinnati Bengals isn't the subject of this sporting black eye. Maybe things are looking up, after all?
posted by Erik Eckel at 9:25 AM
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