You see it differently than I do then... I see his press conference as a sign of victory. Did you watch it? Very un-Belichick like. Similar to the Aaron Hernandez press conference - he's clearly bothered by the accusations that his players had an unfair advantage. He also said outright that they tested balls under game situations and found significant fluctuations in the PSI from start to finish, and he then said that "At no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage,"
I read that as a victory speech. I read that as he knows what the NFL knows, and that. at the very least, what the NFL knows proves nothing.
I read that as a victory speech. I read that as he knows what the NFL knows, and that. at the very least, what the NFL knows proves nothing.
"spygate"
video taping the sidelines during games being played in front of tens of thousands or people, something many if not most of the league was doing
yep, that's was the difference in some shallow corners of the universe
You do realize that it isn't up to me or the New England Patriots to prove that right?
That is like you stumbling upon a dead body and the police blaming you......Then you being held in prison until you can explain how the person was killed exactly, and who did it.
Everytime you profess your innocence, the Prosecutor (and your neighbors, co-workers......etc), say that you were found with the body so you must be guilty.
WTG John !!
With three seconds left in Sunday's game against the Broncos, the Ravens decided not to take a knee to run out the clock and instead chose to tie a 44-year-old NFL rushing record. Up 23-7, coach John Harbaugh said it was "100 percent my call" for quarterback Lamar Jackson to run 5 yards, which allowed Baltimore to record its 43rd straight game of 100 yards rushing.
"It's one of those things that's meaningful," Harbaugh said. "It's a very, very tough record to accomplish. It's a long-term record. So, I'm not going to say it's more important than winning the game, for sure. It's certainly not. But, as a head coach, I think you do that for your players and you do that for your coaches, and that's something they'll have for the rest of their lives."
The Elias Sports Bureau could not confirm the last time in the past 25 years that a team gained yards on a play that began in the final five seconds while leading by at least 10 points. Elias did find a play in 1992, when Spencer Tillman ran for 1 yard with two seconds left when his Houston Oilers led the San Diego Chargers 27-0.
On Sunday, it looked like the Ravens would fall one game short of tying the Pittsburgh Steelers, who produced 43 consecutive 100-yard games from 1974 to 1977 behind running back Franco Harris. But Baltimore cornerback Anthony Averett intercepted Broncos quarterback Drew Lock in the end zone, giving the Ravens one last play.
Baltimore, which had 97 yards rushing, then had Jackson run a quarterback keeper to the left side to extend the streak.
With three seconds left in Sunday's game against the Broncos, the Ravens decided not to take a knee to run out the clock and instead chose to tie a 44-year-old NFL rushing record. Up 23-7, coach John Harbaugh said it was "100 percent my call" for quarterback Lamar Jackson to run 5 yards, which allowed Baltimore to record its 43rd straight game of 100 yards rushing.
"It's one of those things that's meaningful," Harbaugh said. "It's a very, very tough record to accomplish. It's a long-term record. So, I'm not going to say it's more important than winning the game, for sure. It's certainly not. But, as a head coach, I think you do that for your players and you do that for your coaches, and that's something they'll have for the rest of their lives."
The Elias Sports Bureau could not confirm the last time in the past 25 years that a team gained yards on a play that began in the final five seconds while leading by at least 10 points. Elias did find a play in 1992, when Spencer Tillman ran for 1 yard with two seconds left when his Houston Oilers led the San Diego Chargers 27-0.
On Sunday, it looked like the Ravens would fall one game short of tying the Pittsburgh Steelers, who produced 43 consecutive 100-yard games from 1974 to 1977 behind running back Franco Harris. But Baltimore cornerback Anthony Averett intercepted Broncos quarterback Drew Lock in the end zone, giving the Ravens one last play.
Baltimore, which had 97 yards rushing, then had Jackson run a quarterback keeper to the left side to extend the streak.
