Goodell: Walsh, Pats knew taping was improper

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BroncoTalk found this 5/13/2008 on myespn.go.com [flag]
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 during his meeting with former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh. "It was very clear that he had to be careful that nobody discovered what he ... [link]

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Daily Links - Prater Set to Defend his Job
Published 5/13/2008 by Kyle at BroncoTalk
... Matt Walsh told the Commish that Bellichick and company knew they were cheating, more than just a misinterpretation of the rules.  [Hashmarks] ...

So, what's new from "Spygate?" Nothing, per usual.
Published 5/13/2008 by BigBlueShoe at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... The problem is now a league problem. A marquis team deliberately and blatantly cheated for nearly 10 years, and the penalty was little more than a slap on the wrist when you consider the crime. The NFL, and Goodell especially, royally screwed this whole thing up, and they will likely take a hit for it. For them, perception is now reality: The NFL is a league of double standards, and Roger Goodell is not the zero tolerance commissioner he paints himself as. ...

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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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A summary of Goodell's remarks

BroncoTalk found this 5/13/2008 on myespn.go.com

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando A few highlights from Roger Goodell's recently concluded news conference following the commissioner's meeting with former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh: Walsh provided no new information that would lead the ...
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Goodell: Walsh would hand tapes to Adams

Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts found this 5/13/2008 on myespn.go.com

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, in response to questioning, said Matt Walsh told him he would pass along improper tapes of opponents' coaching signals to Patriots executive Ernie Adams, at which point Walsh would lose ...
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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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