“Spygate” update: A ccording to Chris Mortensen of ESPN, Matt Walsh was a video assistant from1996-2003. Walsh says he has tapes that could be damaging to the New England. Again, Walsh signed a confidentiality agreement with the Patriots, then apparently took tapes from the New England Patriots facilities and kept them until now. Now, Walsh wants protection for Congress to ...

Chris Mortensen reports today that “ NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday at the Pro Bowl that the NFL is willing to give former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh legal indemnification for any information and materials he would provide to the league regarding his work with the Patriots. ” “ In general legal terms, indemnity is a guarantee against any loss ...

Ebay currently has a listing (via PFT ) of a 2001 Patriots Super Bowl ring. The ring is from a staff member , and not a player. It is an interesting coincidence, considering the information leaked by former Pats staffer Matt Walsh about filming a Rams walkthrough in 2001. You can “ BUY IT NOW! ” for only $125,000. Share This

ESPN's Mike Fish, who wrote this pretty telling piece last week and has apparently been talking to former Patriots video dude, Matt Walsh, thinks that the Patriots may actually reach out to Walsh this week. (Presumably, to kill him.*) Why? No idea, really. Senator Arlen Specter still wants to speak to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell about destroying all the evidence relating to Spygate I. ...

On Super Bowl morning, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on ESPN Radio that the league will “absolutely” investigate the “Spygate II” allegations, and that Goodell will “absolutely” meet with former Pats video employee Matt Walsh. As Chris Mortensen of ESPN points out, Goodell will be heading to Hawaii soon for the Pro Bowl. And Walsh lives [...]

This just won’t stop. People really do just hate the Patriots. They’re trying to ruin the credibility of the Pats’ Superbowl runs. This one sounds rediculous, and in no way goes along with “Spygate.” PHOENIX (AP) — A member of the New England Patriots ‘ video staff taped the St. Louis Rams ‘ last walkthrough before the 2002 Super Bowl, a ...

Per TSN.ca A member of the Patriots’ video staff taped the St. Louis Rams’ last walkthrough before they played in the 2002 Super Bowl, an unidentified source told the Boston Herald for a story Saturday. New England beat the heavily favoured Rams the next day 20-17 for their first NFL title. The unbeaten Patriots will try to [...]

I know, I know. Just when everyone had assumed that Spygate had run its course, there is yet another case of spying on another team’s activities. John Tomase of the Boston Herald reports that according to a source, a member of the *GASP* New England Patriots’ video department filmed the St. Louis Rams’ final walkthrough before their contest - Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002. ...

This piece began as an innocuous update on what was known as “Videogate” and has now, by ESPN, been turned into “Spygate.” As the update was being written, new news broke and with it came a revelation, of sorts. First, I want to ask people to use the original name, “Videogate” instead of “Spygate” which is way too obvious and far too ...

This piece began as an innocuous update on what was known as “Videogate” and has now, by ESPN, been turned into “Spygate.” As the update was being written, new news broke and with it came a revelation, of sorts. First, I want to ask people to use the original name, “Videogate” instead of “Spygate” which is way too obvious and far too ...

John Tomase of the BOSTON HERALD has news that’ll surely cheer up Pats fans today: “ new allegations have emerged about a Patriots employee taping the Rams’ final walkthrough before Super Bowl XXXVI . According to a source, a member of the team’s video department filmed the Rams’ final walkthrough before that 2002 game. The next day, the Patriots upset St. Louis, 20-17, on a ...