Goodell: Nowhere else to turn on Spygate

 

Published 5/13/2008 at FOXSports.com News for NFL

Spygate may be over. After a dead-end meeting with ex-Pats employee Matt Walsh, Roger Goodell said he had nowhere else to turn. [link]

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C’Mon Tomase It’s Time To Fess Up

SteveM posted 5/13/2008 from soxanddawgs.com

Now that Matt Walsh has met with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and has confirmed that there is no tape of the St. Louis Rams Super Bowl XXXVI walk through you have to wonder what is now going to happen in regards to the Boston Herald and John Tomase who wrote the article about the existence of the tape.
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Breaking News: Goodell Talks About Walsh Interview

SteveM posted 5/13/2008 from soxanddawgs.com

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell met with the media in New York City, some of the things that came out of the commissioners comments and reporters follow up questions are: Matt Walsh was present during the Rams walk through prior to Super Bowl XXXVI. He did not tape it, knows of no one who taped it and knows of no tape of the walk through being in existence.
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Goodell: Walsh, Pats knew taping was improper

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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando NFL commissioner Roger Goodell continued to reject Bill Belichick's contention that the Patriots simply misinterpreted the rule banning teams from taping coaching signals. Goodell said this point came across clearly ...
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NFL, Rooney and Tomlin agree: Spygate is over

ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog found this 5/13/2008 on www.post-gazette.com

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell along with Steelers chairman Dan Rooney and coach Mike Tomlin were in accord today in declaring the end to Spygate, but U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter will wait until Wednesday to weigh in with his opinion. "It's over," Tomlin ...
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Goodell doesn't anticipate further penalties against Patriots

Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts found this 5/13/2008 on www.nfl.com

What was on the tapes? Here are the games included in the tapes turned over by Matt Walsh to the NFL, according to a letter sent by Walsh's attorney, Michael Levy: Tape 1: Signals vs. Miami (Sept. 25, 2000) -- The tape is labeled Sept. 25, but the ...
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