maybemaybenot
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I've already seen that tape, Mike. A few differences exist: It's players, not coaches on the sideleines. " The wall " is not a wall at all but loosely assembled players, they're not on one end of the sideline, they are in the main group of players, they're not nearly as close to the sidelines as the Jet's coaching staff was....and there was no contact. No one tripped anyone. Like it or not... Jets cheated this year. In regards to BB's illegal taping: I have manned up here and everywhere else from day one, go check my 2007-present posts in this very thread. I haven't wasted my breath here trying to explain/debate what we were actually found in violation of... which is taping from an illegal position. Not the taping itself, which is legal. Because no one really wants to understand it, it's easier to say cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. But as far as I understand.. tripping a player is illegal anyway you slice it. As is making false allegations. So... thems that do it is cheaters, cheaters, pumkin eaters. As in J-E-T-S *. I'm unaware of any investigation by the NFL into these new allegations by Crable. If you have a link, I'd be happy to take a look. This is pure speculation on my part, but reasonable, I think : Westhoff is a well respected coach throughout the league, with players, coaches and owners. From all we know, nothing but a stand up guy. So, I suspect he may have seen this tape and that provked the oral diarrhea in Chicago. When the Commish met with the Jets to investigate, it only makes sense Westhoff and the Jets would present a defense. I would think this tape you mention would have been shown to the Commish as proof that his allegations weren't allegations, but statements of fact. Following that logic, the Commish looked at it and deemed it not valid. Again, only a theory. We will all know soon enough, after the Commish hears the appeal. The Jets have appealed their "spanking" and perhaps the tape will be used as evidence by the Jets, when they try and defend themselves. But to date, we are not being investigated. And let's say Westhoff wins that appeal and it is established we did do the same thing. Jets are still cheaters. If we are cheaters for it, so are they. And they have the Mad Tripper, Sal Alosi. That, not withstanding, Westhoff was supposed to go to the League with his allegations, not air them publically. That is where the rule violation lies. If he had proof or suspicion that the Patriots were doing the same thing, he needed to go to the league, not a Chicago radio show. mbmbn
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