The Sunday Conversation on Sportscenter featured Patriots' Coach, Bill Belichick, talking to a scarf-sporting Keyshawn Johnson. Belichick feigned personality as he espoused on everything from going 18-0 to Tom Brady to Randy Moss to Spygate. However, the most revealing part of the interview was the huge herpes sore protruding from Belichick's upper lip. Did he just come into the interview after making out with Paris Hilton for hours? The man needed Valtrex big-time. As the interview went on Belichick looked increasingly ridiculous as the angry pustule shined brighter than a baboon's behind. How come the producers didn't try to cover that up? Is Belichick such a jerk that no one around him thought it would be okay to tell him that his face was about to explode?
The only thing the FlyMaster took away from the Sunday Conversation was "man, I need to go get tested because I can't ever walk around looking like a throwback bubonic plaque victim with abcessed sores and open wounds." Belichick, you're a dirty bird. See kids, even genius football coaches can end up walking arm in arm with the "Herp Dog." Watch where you put your mouth, even if you're 18-0! This message is sponsored by www.sportsfly.com and the "Keep STDs On the Sidelines Foundation."
FlyMaster Signing Off...For Now!
ww3.startribune.com 1/28/2008 — We're not the first to ever point this out, but it bears repeating right now: Bill Belichick was 41-56 as a head coach before he had Tom Brady and is 86-25 since. How much of his genius label does he really need to pass along to his QBs right arm?
strikezonesandendzones.blogspot.com 1/28/2008 — Proof that Belichick wasn't always a fashion disaster... Photo credit: Jerry Pinkus
killhillblog.com 1/28/2008 — No need to pull punches here. Hillary Clinton -- just like Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots -- will do absolutely anything to win, rules be damned. Her breaking her agreement and campaigning and competing in Florida's imaginary primary is a joke and a slap in the face to all Americans.
kidcleveland.blogspot.com 1/24/2008 — The belief is that Belichick learned from his days in Cleveland...oh really?
mvn.com 1/24/2008 — Bill Belichick is highly successful as coach of the New England Patriots, but thought a failure with the Cleveland Browns. Was Belichick learning on the job in Cleveland. Not really, says Browns writer Mike Beckwith. It's not Belichick that changed. It's the change of ownership and quarterback.
nydailynews.com 1/28/2008 — Bill Belichick is headed to Canton. The most embarrassing entry on his resume, until SpyGate, is that former Giants GM George Young designated Ray Handley instead of Belichick as the eventual successor to Bill Parcells.
sportsillustrated.cnn.com 1/28/2008 — Much of what you read in the lead to this column you won't believe. There is nothing I can do about that. Reminds me of the time last fall when Wade Phillips accused me of making up the quotes he told me about Spygate scarring the Patriots' success ...
allonthefield.blogspot.com 1/30/2008 — It's a simple hypothetical question, and we'll never know for sure. Four and a half months ago, New England trounced the New York Jets in the season opener. But the bigger storyline was that the Patriots had cameras trained on the New York sidelines, and they got caught doing it. If it wasn't for that event, would the Patriots be here? Would they be undefeated?
sports.espn.go.com 2/1/2008 — Sen. Arlen Specter wants to know why NFL commissioner Roger Goodell destroyed the Patriots Spygate tapes, and Goodell may have to appear before a senate committee.
beta.profootballtalk.com 2/1/2008 — Buried in the Friday New York Times article regarding the desire of Senator Arlen Specter are the first on-the-record comments regarding Spygate from Matt Walsh. Who’s Matt Walsh, you ask? He was an employee of the New England Patriots from ...
sportsfrog.com 2/1/2008 — Seriously? Actually, yes. Seriously . The issue? Why the league destroyed the tapes that were reviewed relative to the improper spying allegations against the Patriots. "That requires an explanation," Specter said. "The N.F.L. has a very preferred status in our country with their antitrust exemption. The American people are entitled to be sure about the integrity of the game. It's ...
footballforbreakfast.com 2/2/2008 — Did the Patriots film the Rams final Super Bowl walkthrough? Bills in Toronto and Saints in London and Peyton's goatee...
beta.profootballtalk.com 2/2/2008 — When it rains, it freakin’ pours. After a bizarre day in which Spygate unexpectedly reappeared on the league’s radar screen and strong hints of previously undisclosed cheating emerged, John Tomase of the Boston Herald reports that the ...
sportsofboston.com 2/3/2008 — Conveniently, the Spygate scandal has popped back up just two days before Super Bowl XLII. Republican U.S. Senator Arlen Specter now wants NFL Commishioner Roger Goodell to appear before Congress to answer questions about allegedly destroying tapes received from the Patriots in connection with the taping scandal from Week 1.
epiccarnival.com 2/3/2008 — by Sooze, Babes Love Baseball. "After spankin' new allegations Saturday made public by the Boston Herald (citing an anonymous source) that a member of the New England Patriots' video staff recorded the St. Louis Rams' last walkthrough prior to the 2002 Super Bowl -- you know, the one the Pats won despite heavy favoritism for a Rams victory..."
jarrett-carter.blogspot.com 2/3/2008 — So if recent Spygate reports about the New England Patriots allegedly taping the St. Louis Rams in their Super Bowl XXXVI walk-through reveal much more than what the NFL has let on, the league will have positioned itself on the wrong side of history; just hours before one of history's most celebrated records stands to fall.
sports.espn.go.com 2/3/2008 — The second act of the "Spygate" scandal began late in Super Bowl week. I'd like to drop my Tuesday Morning Quarterback persona and offer some observations on why these events are happening now and what they mean. First, the timeline: The initial ...
sports.aol.com 2/3/2008 — The Patriots were this close to making it through the week without any mention of Spygate. Then yesterday happened. Senator Arlen Specter, avowed Eagles fan, announced that Commissioner Roger Goodell would be hauled in front of the Judiciary ...
sportsofboston.com 2/3/2008 — Patriots legendary linebacker Andre Tippett was named to the Hall of Fame Class of 2008 Saturday. He joins Darrel Green, Art Monk, Fred Dean, Gary Zimmerman, and Emmitt Thomas. Finally, there’s some good news to come before Super Bowl 42. With Spygate currently causing a mass hysteria, it’s nice to hear that the Patriots will be sending their second full-timer to the NFL Hall of Fame.
Spygate has reared its ugly head yet again. While the Pats may pay eventually, it's the Giants who will suffer, Mark Kriegel says.
GLENDALE, Ariz. - When Bill Belichick was caught in the Spygate incident earlier this season, an infraction that cost him a $500,000 fine from the NFL and the team $250,000 plus a first-round draft pick, there was much speculation that Patriots...
Bill Belichick climbs onto a stage at media day, sits down and instinctively pushes his chair away from the table until his back is firmly planted against the wall. If his body language says anything, it's that he plans to treat this interview session ...



