30 Second Ad for Super Bowl Will Run $3 Million
bizoffootball.com 5/8/2008 — When the NFL plays Super Bowl XLIII in January of 2009, NBC Universal will be charging the most in history for a Super Bowl adL $3 million for a 30-second spot. As reported by Blioomberg News : The price exceeds the average $2.7 million News Corp.'s Fox got for a 30-second ad in this year's football championship game. Brian Walker, a spokesman for NBC, confirmed the rate, which was reported ...

NFL: Matt Walsh Finally Hands Over Tapes But Not Of Super Bowl
ballhype.com 5/8/2008 — According to sources former New England Patriots videographer Matt Walsh handed over eight tapes that supposedly have other teams' play calling signals on them.  However missing in action is the infamous pre-game walk through Walsh spoke of before the St. Rams and New England Patriots played in Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002. www.rawsportsblog.com

Former Pats employee sends 8 tapes to league
sports.espn.go.com 5/8/2008 — Former Patriots employee Matt Walsh has handed over videotapes to the NFL.

2008 NFL Rookie Salary Cap
nepatriotsdraft.com 5/8/2008 — Rookie Salary Cap Figures for all 32 teams.

Ex-Patriots Assistant Sends the N.F.L. Eight Tapes
nytimes.com 5/8/2008 — The videotapes show that the team recorded play-calling signals by coaches of five opponents in six games between the 2000 and 2002 seasons, in violation of league rules. >

Walsh Turns Over Eight Tapes to League But Not One of Rams' Walk-Through — Mark Maske's NFL Insider 5/8/2008
The NFL has been sent eight videotapes by former New England Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh, a league official said tonight. All of them are games between the 2000 and 2002 seasons in which the Patriots taped opponents' play signals. Included ...

Report: Former Pats employee sends tapes to NFL — FOXSports.com News for NFL 5/8/2008
Spygate isn't dead yet. Former Patriots employee Matt Walsh handed over eight tapes to the NFL in the ongoing investigation into whether the Patriots violated league rules by filming other teams' play-calling signals, The New York Times reported ...

Former employee Walsh sends Spygate tapes to NFL — FOXSports.com News for NFL 5/8/2008
Spygate isn't dead. Former Patriots employee Matt Walsh handed over eight tapes to the NFL in the ongoing investigation into whether the Patriots violated league rules by filming other teams' play-calling signals, The New York Times reported Wednesday.

Walsh sends NFL 8 tapes that don't include Rams' walkthrough — Boston.com -- Football news 5/8/2008
Former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh sent the NFL eight videotapes that show New England violated league rules by recording opposing coaches' playcalling signals.

Walsh sent NFL 8 tapes, but not of Rams (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 5/8/2008
Former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh sent the NFL eight videotapes that show New England violated league rules by recording opposing coaches' playcalling signals. The tapes include signals by coaches of five opponents in six games from 2000-02, ...