From Spygate to Deflategate

[burmafrd]

the game before the AFC championship game- where the Pats barely won- is an example where cheating could have made the difference.

Rogah- your team cheats. EVERYONE knows it. Man up and admit it.

 

[Rogah]

******.

That's not the quote.

That's the logic that the quote implies.

Seriously. I've asked you to explain I to me. You're the one who brought it in here and you're the one who highlighted it. What is the evidence that the Patriots had some sort of illicit info on the Eagles? What is the evidence that they "knew the Eagles' gameplan"? The fact that they scored 24 points in the game..?!?

Wow! 24 points! That's practically a record!!!

 

[Idgit]

On a related note, ******** pretty much nails in in the Patriots* installation of Why Your Team Sucks, if you haven't seen it. Can't link to it, but it deserves a chuckle. Especially for the aim it takes at Pats* fans.

 

[cajuncocoa]

It lists all examples of all 32 teams. Yes, the Cowboys are among the 32. As are the Patriots.
Are you honestly comparing a $10 million cap penalty (spread out however they want over 2 years) to a loss of a 1st round pick?????? Talk about a new low!

Yes. Because the salary cap "violation" that caused this $10 million cap penalty should never have happened. It was leveled against two teams in a year where there was no salary cap.

If this salary cap hit prevents these teams from signing free agents, it could have just as much impact as losing a 1st round pick.

If that cap hit didn't make you just as angry as Brady's suspension (that got revoked) I find it hard to believe you're really a Cowboys fan.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

Yes. Because the salary cap "violation" that caused this $10 million cap penalty should never have happened. It was leveled against two teams in a year where there was no salary cap.

If this salary cap hit prevents these teams from signing free agents, it could have just as much impact as losing a 1st round pick.

If that cap hit didn't make you just as angry as Brady's suspension (that got revoked) I find it hard to believe you're really a Cowboys fan.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

That's the logic that the quote implies.

Seriously. I've asked you to explain I to me. You're the one who brought it in here and you're the one who highlighted it. What is the evidence that the Patriots had some sort of illicit info on the Eagles? What is the evidence that they "knew the Eagles' gameplan"? The fact that they scored 24 points in the game..?!?

Wow! 24 points! That's practically a record!!!

Lol. You interpret the logic of the quote... By changing it... Laughable.

Ridiculousness, plain and simple.

 

[Rogah]

Lol. You interpret the logic of the quote... By changing it... Laughable.

I agree it's laughable, because there is no logic in the quote. But if you were being honest with us, you would admit that what he is saying is:

"We ran an unusual defense by putting in a dime package, but they still scored 24 points against us, therefore they must have been cheating."

It's a hilarious quote from the pathetic Iggles - thank you for providing it!!

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

I agree it's laughable, because there is no logic in the quote. But if you were being honest with us, you would admit that what he is saying is:

"We ran an unusual defense by putting in a dime package, but they still scored 24 points against us, therefore they must have been cheating."

It's a hilarious quote from the pathetic Iggles - thank you for providing it!!

Silly Rabbit.... Tricks are for kids. You change quote and/or remove the surrounding text completely changing the context... For your patriots agenda. I want to call you Teflon but transparent fits you better.

You can post as many laughing emoticons you want. You are still wrong. Again.

When Spygate broke, some of the Eagles now believed they had an answer for a question that had vexed them since they lost to the Patriots 24-21 in Super Bowl XXXIX: How did New England seem completely prepared for the rarely used dime defense the Eagles deployed in the second quarter, scoring touchdowns on three of four drives? The Eagles suspected that either practices were filmed or a playbook was stolen. "To this day, some believe that we were robbed by the Patriots not playing by the rules ... and knowing our game plan," a former Eagles football operations staffer says.

Dislike it all you want.... Knowing the patriots cheated is in the air by most.

Taint, taint, taint.... And taint.

 

[Rogah]

Yes. Because the salary cap "violation" that caused this $10 million cap penalty should never have happened. It was leveled against two teams in a year where there was no salary cap.

If this salary cap hit prevents these teams from signing free agents, it could have just as much impact as losing a 1st round pick.

If that cap hit didn't make you just as angry as Brady's suspension (that got revoked) I find it hard to believe you're really a Cowboys fan.

So wait a second.... are you telling me the Cowboys did nothing wrong and got unfairly treated by the league office??? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........

 

[Rogah]

Silly Rabbit.... Tricks are for kids. You change quote and/or remove the surrounding text completely changing the context... For your patriots agenda. I want to call you Teflon but transparent fits you better.

You can post as many laughing emoticons you want. You are still wrong. Again.



Dislike it all you want.... Knowing the patriots cheated is in the air by most.

Taint, taint, taint.... And taint.

Translation:

"We ran an unusual defense by putting in a dime package, but they still scored 24 points against us, therefore they must have been cheating." - Iggles

Please don't think the below is directed at you, it's directed at the sad sack pathetic excuse making Iggles..!!

 

[cajuncocoa]

So wait a second.... are you telling me the Cowboys did nothing wrong and got unfairly treated by the league office??? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........

Yes.

And yet, you sit here day after day after day after day telling us how unfairly the Patriots are treated by the NFL (and fans of every other team who refuses to see how pristine and pure they are.) But given the chance to join me and make the same claim about the team you say you're a fan of, you jump at the chance to throw the Cowboys under the bus.

You're busted, Rogah.

 

[Rogah]

Yes.

And yet, you sit here day after day after day after day telling us how unfairly the Patriots are treated by the NFL (and fans of every other team who refuses to see how pristine and pure they are.) But given the chance to join me and make the same claim about the team you say you're a fan of, you jump at the chance to throw the Cowboys under the bus.

You're busted, Rogah.

Don't be silly. I reference the Cowboys treatment of the salary cap punishment to prove my point.

The Cowboys (and Commanders) were treated unfairly and punished unfairly by the league. But, despite those facts, fans of other teams call the Cowboys cheaters who got what they deserved. The fans of those other teams don't care one bit if Dallas was treated unfairly. They don't want to listen to reason and they don't want to educate themselves of the actual facts of the situation. If anything, they enjoy seeing Dallas get screwed because of how much they hate us. And why do so many people irrationally hate Dallas? Because of their history of success. Nobody hates Atlanta or Cleveland or the Jets (all of whom had their own cheating scandals in the past year and were punished, but no one cared). People hate Dallas because of how successful they are. People hate New England because of how successful they are. People hate Pittsburgh because of how successful they are.

Sound familiar?

 

[BoysFan4ever]

Yes.

And yet, you sit here day after day after day after day telling us how unfairly the Patriots are treated by the NFL (and fans of every other team who refuses to see how pristine and pure they are.) But given the chance to join me and make the same claim about the team you say you're a fan of, you jump at the chance to throw the Cowboys under the bus.

You're busted, Rogah.

Girlfriend he was busted a long time ago regarding his NFL allegiance.

 

[cajuncocoa]

Don't be silly. I reference the Cowboys treatment of the salary cap punishment to prove my point.

The Cowboys (and Commanders) were treated unfairly and punished unfairly by the league. But, despite those facts, fans of other teams call the Cowboys cheaters who got what they deserved. The fans of those other teams don't care one bit if Dallas was treated unfairly. They don't want to listen to reason and they don't want to educate themselves of the actual facts of the situation. If anything, they enjoy seeing Dallas get screwed because of how much they hate us. And why do so many people irrationally hate Dallas? Because of their history of success. Nobody hates Atlanta or Cleveland (both of whom had their own cheating scandals in the past year, but no one cared). People hate Dallas because of how successful they are. People hate New England because of how successful they are. People hate Pittsburgh because of how successful they are.

Sound familiar?

No. I don't hate the Patriots because of how successful they are.

I don't hate the New York Yankees. I don't hate the L.A. Lakers. The only reason I hate the Steelers, Packers, and 49ers is because the Cowboys have/had rivalries with them. I don't hate other successful NFL teams, other than the ones in the NFC East.

I don't even hate the Patriots. They're not worth the anger. But I do think they're cheaters. I doubt that anyone would be able to convince me otherwise.

 

[muck4doo]

No. The Starks are the good guys. Belichek is Tywin Lannister, Kraft is the Kingslayer (since he is now stabbing the Mad King) and Brady is Cersei.

Shame

Shame

Shame

LMAO! Is Wes Welker Tyrian?

 

[Yakuza Rich]

The Cowboys (and Commanders) were treated unfairly and punished unfairly by the league. But, despite those facts, fans of other teams call the Cowboys cheaters who got what they deserved.

I think there are far more fans of other teams that felt that the Cowboys and Skins were unfairly punished and did not cheat. I know I had a lot of friends who have a fierce dislike of the Cowboys and they didn't understand the ruling either and thought it was collusion by the NFL. Furthermore, I was listening to the NFL Channel on SiriusXM during that time and the majority of callers sided with the Cowboys. And I really haven't heard anybody call the Cowboys 'cheaters' outside of the goof that made **************.com. But, the agenda was clear....the Web site creator is a Patriots fan and is trying to come up with any way to claim every team 'cheats' and was grasping at straws just so he could feel good about the fact that his Patriots have blatantly cheated. He lost all credibility with using the 'salarycapgate' and the 'partygate' as references to the Cowboys 'cheating.'

If anything, what I have heard from fans about the Cowboys (and Skins) getting hit with those salary cap sanctions is that fans from other teams simply didn't care or they just rejoiced in the misfortune that bestowed the Cowboys. On the other hand, Tom Brady willingly broke a rule and paid to have that rule be broken. There was no rule in place with regards to what the Cowboys did. That's the difference which continually flies over your head.





YR

 

[burmafrd]

how many pedophiles, rapists and murderers escape justice just because of exactly like what Rogah has been doing?

desperately trying to confuse the situation; changing the subject; mangling quotes to change the context; or the worst one of all
"Everyone does it so why punish this one?"

 

[cajuncocoa]

Hey @Rogah....

Let's talk about another of the silly references to the Cowboys on **************.com

They mention the 1994 incident when Troy failed to report an injury to his thumb he incurred in practice. I remember that incident well, and I've thought about it often over the years. Do you know why?

Because New England QB Tom Brady was kept on the "probable" list for about 3 years running during a stretch when there was absolutely nothing wrong with him.

Maybe you have a different opinion (and I'm sure you do), but I think it's a worse violation to (try to) make an opponent believe your star QB is not going to play (listing him as "probable" when nothing is wrong) than failing to put him on the injured list for whatever reason because the coach knows he will play.

But that's just me. I'm a Cowboys fan and a Troy Aikman fan. Not a Brady/Patriots fan. I guess that's the difference.

 

[muck4doo]

Patsies fans are the 9/11 truthers of the NFL.

 

[muck4doo]

Hey @Rogah....

Let's talk about another of the silly references to the Cowboys on **************.com

They mention the 1994 incident when Troy failed to report an injury to his thumb he incurred in practice. I remember that incident well, and I've thought about it often over the years. Do you know why?

Because New England QB Tom Brady was kept on the "probable" list for about 3 years running during a stretch when there was absolutely nothing wrong with him.

Maybe you have a different opinion (and I'm sure you do), but I think it's a worse violation to (try to) make an opponent believe your star QB is not going to play (listing him as "probable" when nothing is wrong) than failing to put him on the injured list for whatever reason because the coach knows he will play.

But that's just me. I'm a Cowboys fan and a Troy Aikman fan. Not a Brady/Patriots fan. I guess that's the difference.

All you have to know about that website(**************.com) is that it was created by butthurt Patsie fans, for butthurt Patsie fans. That's why a certain someone here loves it so much.