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Patriots 52 Redskins 7

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Maybe it wasn't best move int he world but its NFL, but I was dissapointed in Joe Gibbs for not shaking hands after the game, win or loose rather your done right or wrong, shake hands, I did learn that in Pee Wee lol.

 

They shook hands.

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They shook hands.

No Gibbs walked on past him, it was topic of conversation on the NFL Network.

No Gibbs walked on past him, it was topic of conversation on the NFL Network.

 

They were wrong.

But Belichick made no excuses for his team's reputation for pouring it on in a Friday interview with Curran.

 

"I've been coaching too long," Belichick said. "I remember being on that side. When I was coaching defense it was my job to keep the score down, not theirs. When you're playing defense it's your job to stop them. It's not [the offense's] job to not score. It's like I tell the offense, what the [bleep] do you think I send you guys out there for? To punt? We have a punt team for that. That's not your job. Your job is to go out there and score points. If you come off the field and you haven't scored points you haven't done your job."

But Belichick made no excuses for his team's reputation for pouring it on in a Friday interview with Curran.

 

"I've been coaching too long," Belichick said. "I remember being on that side. When I was coaching defense it was my job to keep the score down, not theirs. When you're playing defense it's your job to stop them. It's not [the offense's] job to not score. It's like I tell the offense, what the [bleep] do you think I send you guys out there for? To punt? We have a punt team for that. That's not your job. Your job is to go out there and score points. If you come off the field and you haven't scored points you haven't done your job."

 

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But Belichick made no excuses for his team's reputation for pouring it on in a Friday interview with Curran.

 

"I've been coaching too long," Belichick said. "I remember being on that side. When I was coaching defense it was my job to keep the score down, not theirs. When you're playing defense it's your job to stop them. It's not [the offense's] job to not score. It's like I tell the offense, what the [bleep] do you think I send you guys out there for? To punt? We have a punt team for that. That's not your job. Your job is to go out there and score points. If you come off the field and you haven't scored points you haven't done your job."

 

He should say: " I have spies filming their defenses! I'm not filming there special teams! Come on!

Indy is the Super Bowl Champs..and they have MANNING!

 

Manning is nothing to Brady when it comes to Super Bowl's.

He should say: " I have spies filming their defenses! I'm not filming there special teams! Come on!

 

They aren't spies. They're called scouts. And every team employs them. They film their special teams too.

They aren't spies. They're called scouts. And every team employs them. They film their special teams too.

 

Doesn't make it right, stealing signals is cheating, bush league and just plain low. He's a chump.

 

And spies is the proper term in what he was doing.

He should say: " I have spies filming their defenses! I'm not filming there special teams! Come on!

 

Here "spies" are filming defenses.

 

Doesn't make it right, stealing signals is cheating, bush league and just plain low. He's a chump.

 

And spies is the proper term in what he was doing.

 

And here we're back to stealing signals. Which is it? While we're on that topic I'll go ahead and point out that since everyone is watching for it, and they aren't finding anything, the Pats are no longer doing it. On top of that, whatever advantage they may have gained would be quelled by, I don't know, changing the signals.

Doesn't make it right, stealing signals is cheating, bush league and just plain low. He's a chump.

 

And spies is the proper term in what he was doing.

 

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Brady only threw for 3 TD's today ? Thats gonna hurt his stats.

haha

 

This team is unreal.

 

I'm with you HT. I dont see any reason to think that Indy or any other team in the league can beat these guys.

 

I hate them by the way.

Here "spies" are filming defenses.

 

 

 

And here we're back to stealing signals. Which is it? While we're on that topic I'll go ahead and point out that since everyone is watching for it, and they aren't finding anything, the Pats are no longer doing it. On top of that, whatever advantage they may have gained would be quelled by, I don't know, changing the signals.

 

The cheating I'm talking about is Bilicheat having people using a video camera to catalog signals from all NFL teams he plays against.

 

The reason the Pats aren't doing it because it's against the rules, they got caught, and lose a draftpick and a fine.

The cheating I'm talking about is Bilicheat having people using a video camera to catalog signals from all NFL teams he plays against.

 

The reason the Pats aren't doing it because it's against the rules, they got caught, and lose a draftpick and a fine.

 

I'm well aware of the situation as outlined in my last post. What was your argument again?

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