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Originally Posted by Sowa
It's funny that you view blatant cheating that gave an unfair advantage in a Super bowl as pretty sleazy, but tripping up a player on a punt as worse. I am glad the league disagrees with you there. With Spygate who knows how many games, seasons, etc... that effected. I think Belichek is an amazing coach who shouldn't of had to resort to cheating and would have won anyways, but that's one of the worst cases of cheating in recent NFL history if not the worst.
I think Sal Alosi should've been fired, unless he was ordered to stand there by the coaching staff. If he was then I understand only suspending him for the rest of the season. Zach Thomas seems to think that the wall was intentionally there and it is a form of cheating. Steve Tasker, probably the best gunner ever, said he doesn't think it's cheating and thinks a team is stupid not to do it. He used to get tripped up all the time because he would run out of bounds to get around the block.
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You are joking...right?
A guy that has nothing to do with the game and getting directly involved couldnt be any worse than it is.
A coach/team viewing videos has NOTHING anywhere near the effect like a meatball sticking his knee out does. That Dolphin player is lucky to be walking upright today....whatever the Pats did before harmed NO ONE in that way.
Get a grip.