Willis990

This is hysterical 35 responses and 585 views to an I told you so. Deep down you know the Bills will get swept again this year by the Patriots.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/hashmarks/0-7-1...ed-as-well.html

There will never be an *. You can keep hoping but it won't happen.

I told everyone here that Walsh had nothing. Also the Boston Herald issued apologies in the paper today on the front and back pages. www.bostonherald.com

This guy should not have been drafted.

There is a good reason why Jacksonville chose to trade Stroud and it's not because he's on the upside of his career.

You know that is the edited tape.

Rivers does not fit the Patriots version of the 3-4.

It's a Billion dollar corporation.

Pats statement on Matt Walsh/NFL agreement Posted on April 23, 2008 Filed Under Uncategorized This was jsust passed along by the Patriots: The New England Patriots are pleased to learn that Matt Walsh is finally willing to come forward to meet with the NFL. We are eagerly anticipating his honest disclosures to Commissioner Goodell next month and the return of all the materials he took during his time of employment. We fully expect this meeting to conclude the league’s investigation into a damaging and false allegation that was originally levied against the team on the day before this year’s Super Bowl. It is important to note that there has never been a confidentiality agreement restricting Matt Walsh and no legal protections were ever necessary for him to speak to the NFL, to media outlets or to anyone else regarding his employment with the Patriots. He demanded to be released from responsibility for his statements, and after a frustrating and lengthy negotiation period, a settlement has finally been reached. Walsh has been granted a significant number of privileges through this agreement, none of which the Patriots or the NFL were obligated to give. At all times, we cooperated fully with the league’s investigation and stand by our initial public statement from Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008: “The suggestion that the New England Patriots recorded the St. Louis Rams’ walkthrough on the day before Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002 is absolutely false.” The Patriots’ organizational focus at this time is on the NFL Draft and preparing There is no possible way Walsh has a tape of that walkthrough after reading this statement by the Patriots “The suggestion that the New England Patriots recorded the St. Louis Rams’ walkthrough on the day before Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002 is absolutely false.” Kraft would never have that statement released if there was even a slight chance he had the tape. http://www.patsfans.com/price/blog/?p=392

He is not even in the top 10. Check it out: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedi...content.10.html

Mike Mamula II

Yes they apologized for the taping of the Jets. I was referring to Kraft and Belichick calling out Walsh to bring forward the evidence he has.

Kraft and Belichick are being very smug this week at the NFL meetings calling Walsh out so they must know something.

From their "The Way We Hear It" page: Quote: Patriots aren't alone in wanting 'Spygate' controversy to be over with “So, I assume you guys want to talk about the ‘force out’ rule?” That was Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s opening line to the throng of reporters who gathered to talk to him at the league’s meeting in Florida this week, a joke used to make light of the “Spygate” situation that was obviously the most pressing issue on the media members’ minds. But as one team source told us, Belichick’s opening quip and generally upbeat mood was indicative of his belief that not only does he have nothing to hide regarding the allegations that the Patriots taped a walk-through before their Super Bowl XXXVI victory over the Rams, but that he’s getting the sense that most league types are similarly sick of the issue. The source also told us that he highly doubts former cameraman Matt Walsh will speak out on the matter. Walsh has insinuated that he knows something shady about the Patriots’ practices, although we hear that, at this point, Walsh is regretting being a bit loose-lipped in a smattering of interviews with a couple of media outlets a few months ago. Now, Walsh, who works as an assistant golf pro in Hawaii and has a wife and baby, wants this saga to be over with so he can get on with his life. According to a source, reports that he’s grandstanding for attention are utterly erroneous. http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW...It/default.htm

NFL scoring will be down this year as a result of this. Thats not so great for an anemic offense like the Bills have.

What pain? People file lawsuits everyday in America. It's life in the U.S. What could they actually sue him for, stealing a tape. The judicial process would be great for discovery because all parties would have to tell the truth in their depositions.

So what if the Patriots sue him. He is an assistant Golf pro-- He has has no money. What could the Patriots possibly extract from him $500.

Before you say of course he would say that because he's the owner. Any PR person would tell him not to comment at all if there was even a shred of evidence. http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patr...t_kraft_on.html

You can't be serious. What about last year Belichick had to turn in the tapes so what what did he have to go on???? What about when he was winning at Michigan, oh I know Lloyd Carr was taping opposing coaches also.

Maybe that will happen in your Parallel universe.

Your missing the point. Barry Switzer was awful and the Cowboys won because of talent. Dom Capers is a very capable coach and he will have plenty of talent including 12.

12-4. Capers will be like having an upgraded version of Barry Switzer circa 1995.

8-8 in your dreams. They would 9-7 w. Matt Cassell at the helm.