Herc11
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1 minute ago, NoSaint said:
im not sure you’d expect the scout being filmed to also be clearing what are legal camera angles and if they crew are consistently following policy.
he’s there to scout the game not police the filming
He is part of football operations though. So Belichek's b.s. statement that the taping had nothing to do with football ops is a bold lie. You really dont think that Belichek knew anything about one of the members of the Patriot staff being filmed at work? That man has control of EVERYTHING going on there.
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10 minutes ago, Buffalo Timmy said:
Are you saying the bags were left on the plane and never removed from plane? I had assumed they came off plane and flew on another. Obviously your way is possible as an accident but then the KC equipment person is likely already fired.
The story I read stated that there were high school games being played (I think on Saturday) when the plane arrived. For some reason there was no where to put the equipment when they arrived due to this, so they left it on the plane. Then the plane ended up leaving with the equipment on board.
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5 hours ago, Warcodered said:
Team had nothing to do with it.
What about the scout?
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This is what I keep waiting for to be asked. Is the scout (the guy so called being video'd) not part of football operations???
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2 minutes ago, mikemac2001 said:
Bc they cheat
I know this... it was rhetorical ?
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8 hours ago, CLTbills said:
What Pats employee was being filmed?
They filmed the scout. However, it's been stated that the interview and filming of the scout was already finished before the start of the game. So why were they still taping once the game started? And of all things, the field?
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4 hours ago, NoSaint said:
it’s still a bit odd to me they’d lay tape for 7 other segments just to set up the bengals for this. That’s high level commitment for low level gains.
why not run this scam for a bigger game, no?
not so much a defense as a curiousity
You really think the Bengals are the only team they've done this to this year? They just got caught at this game. I wouldnt put it past them to come up with this elaborate "do your job" bs series as their cover-up.
4 hours ago, NoSaint said:
https://www.patriots.com/video/do-your-job-equipment-staff
how many in the series really give the opportunity though?
We also dont know how many takes they've done to get the "perfect shot" for the scout show. They could of used this all season under the guise of the series.
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9 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
How is it possible teams are still using hand signals??
You always have back-up for when the Pats pipe the local radio station into your headsets
9 hours ago, PatsFanNH said:Lol they had permission from the Browns have the videographer up there.. The HOME team knew he was there and somehow this fell threw the cracks of communication.. the fact they turned over the video so quickly pretty much makes the story dead..
And how do we know they turned over everything they had. It was reported in spygate investigation they were coached on what to say if caught. You dont think they would be coached to turn over fake footage??
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9 hours ago, MAJBobby said:
On the Sidelines.
again NOTHING in the rule book about from the Pressbox where the advance Scouts are allowed to sit two weeks before the game.
that is how the rule reads. You cannot video from certain areas. Nothing in the rules about the advance scouts from the press box.
that was the SpyGate problem they were videoing from the sideline with a high powered mic and piping it into the offensive booth
Weren't they also caught taping the Rams walk-throughs prior to the SB?
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Terrible route running by brown
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Bojo sucks today
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Poyer just let that TE run right by him
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1 minute ago, whatdrought said:
I like this tempo. Keep it up.
Looks like that tempo is tiring out Juddon or whatever his name is
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They aren't calling ***** on Baltimore. Another no call
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How the hell are some of you blaming that on Allen?
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1 minute ago, Lieutenant Aldo Raine said:
For goodness sake; why was Andrews in position to catch that. Should have been an easy pick.
He was in position because the OPI push off that wasnt called
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What is this need to force nicknames
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I only brought this up cuz Royale threw out his to be measured lol
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3 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
LOL...my ex-wife was a marathon runner. She had muscles in her legs. Her calves were very defined. She had a running group of friends who all had muscle tone in their legs. She got into spin because running started catching up with her.
A bike works your legs out a lot more than running. It’s a push/pull movement so you’re working your glutes to your hip flexor.
I played 3 sports in HS and played college baseball. I now train in mixed martial arts. I’ve been working out at high levels since I was 13. I kinda have an idea of what I’m talking about.
So what you are saying is, you dont do traditional "workouts" like cycling, running, weightlifting? I started bodybuilding when I was in my early 20's in the Air Force. I was I also in Tae Kwon Do for about 3 years in my early 20's. I played sports throughout school as well. I converted to crossfit from normal body building back in 2012... I'm no little guy either, deadlift 505, bench 350, squat 405, strict press 245 overhead, ***** 205, and I'm a decent runner (not my strength). Point is I'm no rookie myself. I've been around the gym for a long time and have watched people that workout, especially only cardio, and they dont develop musculature in their legs for the most part. Olympic marathon runners look like frail weaklings and they arguably work their legs, so to say, more than anyone. On top of all this, not everyone's body will react to stress the same. Some people are toned without doing jack, some workout and workout and dont get it.
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1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Even at the lowest level, the warm up level, you would see something. They wouldn't get mass but there would be tone and see some definition even if the legs stay skinny. Muscles are still at work and she's still sweating.
That woman's legs look like pool noodles.
You obviously have never seen a marathon runner with that logic.
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9 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
If someone was spinning for a year like the ad suggests, you would have seen muscle in the legs built up. The bike specifically targets the legs. That’s like saying someone has been doing curls for a year but hasn’t developed any sort of bicep. That was my point.Only if they use enough resistance to build muscle tone. Which many women are reluctant to do out of fear of looking manly.
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48 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Are you looking to burn calories?
That girl had no muscle tone. She looked like Olive Oyl to me.Muscularity is only one aspect of fitness. When I was in the Air Force I had a troop that was jacked and cut. Looking at him most would think he was in damn good shape. Dude couldn't even finish the mile and a half run for the PT test. He ended up getting discharged over it because he failed the PT test too many times. Which leads me back to my point, the way a person looks has no revelance to their overall fitness. Whether it be skinny, fat, muscular, whatever. You can't see the health of a person's cardiovascular system by looking at them.
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2 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
I gather there has been backlash because the girl who got the bike in the commercial from her husband said it changed her life over the course of the year and she looks the exact same at the end
People always equate skinny as being healthy. They see a skinny girl that says the bike changed her forver or whatever and can't comprehend that she may have been skinny but in terrible shape. I know plenty of "skinny fat" people who I, at 260 lbs, am in better shape than.
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Nope, cause the Bills will be on a bye Wild Card weekend.
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Our record should show 10-3 after beating both the Cowboys and the Refs today.
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Bengals accuse Pats employee of videotaping their play calls
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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My point has obviously flown over your head.