Published 3/31/2008
by Mark Maske
at Mark Maske's NFL Insider
PALM BEACH, Fla.--The videotaping scandal involving the New England Patriots is what prompted NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to propose measures cracking down on cheating. Yet Patriots owner Robert Kraft said today he's supportive of Goodell's proposals. "I think everything he's proposing is fine and good," Kraft said. "Everyone wants to make sure everyone is abiding by the rules." Kraft spoke at some length about the "SpyGate" scandal and its fallout. "We just finished a...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
Robert Kraft on Matt Walsh & videotaping
boston.com 4/1/2008 — PALM BEACH, Fla., Patriots chairman and CEO Robert Kraft drew a large media crowd at The Breakers, and spoke strongly when asked about the lingering issue of the team's videotaping procedures.
A newspaper made a damaging allegation about the ...
Walsh still working on deal for Spygate testimony
sports.espn.go.com 4/1/2008 — Matt Walsh, the former Patriots videographer who is believed to have a tape of a Rams pre-Super Bowl walk-through, has yet to work out a deal with the NFL in order for the league to hear if he has additional evidence involving Spygate.
Kickoff Weekend primetime schedule includes Monday doubleheader
nfl.com 3/31/2008 — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the 2008 Kickoff Weekend national primetime television schedule on Monday. For the fifth consecutive season, the defending Super Bowl champion will open the season by hosting the NFL Thursday night season ...
Kraft seeks closure —
Boston.com -- Football news 4/1/2008
Patriots chairman and CEO Robert Kraft came out firing yesterday, questioning why former team employee Matt Walsh has not yet revealed the information he has suggested he has regarding the team's videotaping procedures.
