The Patriots cheating again

[Dr. Vegetable]

Wouldn't it be easier to only post when the Pats are having a quiet week?

[idsnowdog]

First Spikes last week and now this. 

So you're pissed off that the guy who won the superbowl for the Patriots gets disciplined for missing a connecting flight?  While I don't believe they should have punished him for a weather related delay I also don't see the point in fussing over missing a day of training camp? Or is this news because there's a lack of Dolphins news?

[Securb]

Can these guys go a month without cell records, texts or video tape being subpoenaed?

The NFL Players Association has filed a complaint against the Patriots over their treatment of Malcolm Butler during offseason workouts.


Butler, the second-year cornerback who was the hero of the Super Bowl when he interceptedRussell Wilson’s pass in the final minute, was reportedly sidelined from Organized Team Activities because he missed the first day when his flight to New England was canceled. Players are not supposed to be punished for missing voluntary work.

As a result, the NFLPA filed a complaint with the NFL Management Council, according to ESPN. The NFLPA has asked the Patriots to hand over all tape or other records from practices that would show player attendance and participation.

[LesStrat]

Apparently not.

Next they'll be accused of placing bounties on opposing players.


;)

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The new show Mr. Robot was doing a rant on the downfalls of society. They started talking about celebrities that appear to be heros but are actually a pox on society. They flashed Lance Armstrong, Bill Cosby and Tom Brady. 

Refusing to pull punches against any and all pop culture icons, the program took a stab at the Patriots star a few minutes into episode one. Stock footage of Brady makes a brief appearance during the scene where Elliot, the reclusive hacker played by Rami Malek, talks about the problems of society with his therapist.


The quarterback is part of a montage of famous faces that also includes former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, cyclist Lance Armstrong, and comedian Bill Cosby. While Jobs is the only celebrity to be called out by name, Elliot’s accompanying soliloquy makes it clear that he’s not casting Brady or the other stars in a positive light.

The show is actually really good. 

http://www.usanetwork.com/mrrobot/videos...ofriendmov

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[LesStrat]

Who is that?

[Dr. Vegetable]

She looks fully inflated.

[Hooch]

http://www.esquire.com/sports/news/a3680...ning-camp/

[idsnowdog]

I don't think this will change the long term outlook for that division much.