Belichick Mastermind revealed.

[hytem]

That pic, by the way, being shown, doesn't tell me a damn thing. There are a hundred guys on the sidelines with cameras during a game. And another thousand in the crowd.I can see a few in the picture. Trying to control who takes video during a game is a bit ridiculous--though the people on the field have to have credentials of some kind to be there.
I don't know much about it, but I would imagine offensive and defensive signals are changed every game, and even every half. Teams know enough to do that.
I haven't seen a single story in the media which explains all this stuff, and asks the important questions. What is the value of taking video during a game?

[Mule]

Originally Posted by on-ramp

ok, now use your brain. think before you type...

You say that like you would be able to tell.

the players and coaches put in 15 hour days prior to a game, watching tapes, training, etc, etc... their preparation time and effort is outstanding.
do you think they would jeopardize all that by cheating, having a kid videotape the opponents on a couple of plays HOPING to get an edge on just a couple of plays? Doesn't make any sense.

I think the truth here, is that this intern, or whatever, was just videotaping the game and he screwed up big time, and violated the rules. anyone who thinks this was a ploy by the organization to win games is smoking crack. The Pats don't need to cheat. they are already an excellent team.

You need to get The Comish drug tested then. 'Cause he not only thinks they did it. HE KNOWS THEY DID IT!

A team that WOULD need to cheat is a team that stinks, like the Raiders.


that's why I call BS on the whole ordeal.

Well all righty then. Eye witnesses be damned "the ramp" says no!

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