The Patriots Tapes Do Give Them an Advantage, and the Numbers Here Prove it!

pdufy7886 posted 5/8/2008 from buffalowdown.com [flag]

The numbers show that the Patriots cheating scandal has rocketed them from NFL mediocrity, to the pinnacle of the sports world. That sounds like cheating to me. [link]

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