The Official OS New England Patriots Haterz Club

[jeebs9]

What's going to happen if the Pats win the Super Bowl? I think obviously if they lose this whole situation gets swept under the table. But if they win....

[tariq071]

Quote: Originally Posted by Seahawk76

Fair enough about the passing. But the historically great fumble ratio is so far out of the norm that it reminds me of baseball in the '90s when home run records that had stood for decades suddenly began being regularly shattered. Something smells very rotten in Boston.

That's all good and dandy, but how do you prove that now? There is an also some chance that they actually did it in fair way, unless it can be proven differently.

Or all this is pointless and comes down to someone's personal opinion about certain team (any team in that fact), which then moves it into territory of conspiracies and other fairy tales.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

What's going to happen if the Pats win the Super Bowl? I think obviously if they lose this whole situation gets swept under the table. But if they win....

See Beantown's last post.

[mestevo]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

What's going to happen if the Pats win the Super Bowl? I think obviously if they lose this whole situation gets swept under the table. But if they win....

Its not going away.

They lose and people will say its because the balls were more closely monitored, they win some will say they cheated to get there (even if it makes no sense at all). Really no avoiding it and changes will certainly be made as a result of the incident(s).

League is in a lose-lose for punishment too since this doesn't call for anything close to what many are suggesting.

[bigbob]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

- Sage Rosenfels was on the radio here in Toronto and he talked about ball protocol and such. He stated that EVERYONE from players to coaches know what the starting QB's preference is when it comes to the balls. If this is accurate than this can't be some clandestine rogue act between Brady and the equipment people but rather it's got to be institutionalized to some degree within the organization.

I'm pretty sure it was Mark Brunnel yesterday who said that nobody except his equipment manager knew how he liked the footballs for games. That not one of his 8 coaches asked how he liked them and he never told them.

So all what Sage said proves is that it's different for each quarterback.

[ThreeKing]

Quote: Originally Posted by mestevo

Its not going away. They lose and people will say its because the balls were more closely monitored, they win some will say they cheated to get there (even if it makes no sense at all). Really no avoiding it and changes will certainly be made as a result of the incident(s). League is in a lose-lose for punishment too since this doesn't call for anything close to what many are suggesting.

And who's fault is that??? Who put themselves in this position in the first place?? Damn this narrative already.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by ThreeKing

It's funny isn't it?? Former players, current players, former front office guys, etc. are all hammering this team. These are people WITHIN NFL CIRCLES, yet some OS dudes are like, 'nah man, it's cool. It's whatever.' Yeah, okay. Hilarious.

Yeah it is funny.

Even more funnier when said poster is the same person dogging these former players, current players, former front office guys as well, especially when it's something that doesn't support their argument.

But that's none of my business.

[mestevo]

Surely has been posted by now, but we're learning a ton about how people prepare game/practice balls. And were concerned about PSI? lol.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/11/24...in-making.html