Deflategate

Yes, a 38-point margin can be blamed 100 percent on footballs being an ounce too light or too heavy.

 

And Nixon would've clobbered McGovern without Watergate dirty tricks, too.

The point is, what does it say about an organization that's always trying to skirt the rules?

 

I haven't seen anybody say that, have you?

 

Nope, just making a joke but I forgot the blue font. I blame the new software.

 

As sidebar on of the local HS football teams in my area took a bit of poetic license with Belichick
playbook and paid a player from rival HS for his HUDL codes. Rival coaches found out because
they noticed an unusual pattern of usage for a backup lineman.

 

Yep. Also leads to the question of what are they doing that we don't know about?

It sure does follow a pattern, as do the legends of jammed headsets as a team gets rolling in a hurry-up drill and everything else that crops up in discussions about playing in New England.

 

As they say in NASCAR, if you ain't cheatin', you ain't tryin'.

 

Figured this is as good a spot to put this as anywhere. From MMQB:
k. Congrats on your choice of Dartmouth, prep QB Harry Kraft (son of Pats president Jonathan Kraft). You’ll be with a good quarterback man there in Buddy Teevens.

 

Teevens was 21-69 at Tulane and Stanford.

 

I know you were making a joke, but a lot of people are actually making this argument.

Cheating is OK because it was a blowout?

Sure, it's not a huge deal in the grand scheme of things, but if it's true, it's cheating.

 

Here's young Harry's recruiting page. At 5'6" 165 I doubt even the great Buddy Teevens can turn him into
a QB.
Harry Kraft's Football Recruiting Profile

 

As they say in wrestling, win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat.