[Anhil8tor]

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7762748?MSNHPHMA

Dude must have been really really depressed.

[BIRD33]

Half a pound is not for driving around with,especially if your smoking in your car.He better get a good lawyer or he's looking at a felony.

[WoolyGoat]

this is going to unravel very quickly.

[BIRD33]

He feels guilty about cheating and wants to forget.

[WoolyGoat]

I didn't cheat.

[BIRD33]

You just rooted for the cheaters.

The more I hear about the rams thing the more I start to think specter might be on to something.

[WoolyGoat]

You just rooted for the cheaters.

The more I hear about the rams thing the more I start to think specter might be on to something.

that's why I'm saying it's going to unravel quickly, and it's going to get ugly.

[BIRD33]

that's why I'm saying it's going to unravel quickly, and it's going to get ugly.

I almost didnt care about the jets thing, it was cheating and should have been punished but it was just one game against the shitty jets.Taping a superbowl walk through is basically stealing the other teams playbook.If this gets bad I can see belichek retiring.

[Anhil8tor]

If billicheat retires... the pats will get bad real fast.

[Paddy]

Taping a superbowl walk through is basically stealing the other teams playbook.

Jimmy Johnson reckoned that every team he played could have taped every walk through and it wouldn't have changed his coaching record one iota.

[WoolyGoat]

I almost didnt care about the jets thing, it was cheating and should have been punished but it was just one game against the shitty jets.Taping a superbowl walk through is basically stealing the other teams playbook.If this gets bad I can see belichek retiring.

I agree, except I doubt he'd retire over it.

[BIRD33]

Jimmy Johnson reckoned that every team he played could have taped every walk through and it wouldn't have changed his coaching record one iota.

Thats his opinion but I'm sure some coaches disagree.Why is it illegal?

[Bill]

I agree, except I doubt he'd retire over it.

fella can't even stay on the field for the end of a game and you expect him not to walk over something like this?

[WoolyGoat]

fella can't even stay on the field for the end of a game and you expect him not to walk over something like this?

being a poor sport has nothing to do with being too stubborn/proud to retire over something like this.

[Bill]

being a poor sport has nothing to do with being too stubborn/proud to retire over something like this.

so you're saying being a poor sport and being to proud to admit defeat are not one in the same?

[WoolyGoat]

so you're saying being a poor sport and being to proud to admit defeat are not one in the same?

he's not going to retire, because that would be an admission of guilt, or an admission that he can't handle the consequences of his actions.

he'll get up on the podium, say "it's a league matter" and keep doing what he's doing.

[Bill]

he's not going to retire, because that would be an admission of guilt, or an admission that he can't handle the consequences of his actions.

he'll get up on the podium, say "it's a league matter" and keep doing what he's doing.

and obviously the league isn't doing a good job of handling it or specter wouldn't be involved. I just don't think belichick or the league will be able to sweep it under the carpet like they were trying to do.

[WoolyGoat]

and obviously the league isn't doing a good job of handling it or specter wouldn't be involved. I just don't think belichick or the league will be able to sweep it under the carpet like they were trying to do.

all I'm saying is that he won't voluntarily retire.

depending on what surfaces, I could see him possibly being forced to resign, but that's different.