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Report: Severe sanctions unlikely in SpyGate 2

In Spygate, which happened during the 2007 season, the NFL fined Bill Belichick $500,000, fined the team $250,000 and docked the Patriots their first-round draft pick in 2008.
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NFL hopes to decide quickly whether to punish Patriots for taping Bengals’ sideline

IRVING, Tex. — The NFL has begun its review of the video shot by New England Patriots representatives at Sunday’s game between the Bengals and Browns game, and hopes to move quickly toward making a determination about whether to punish the Patriots for their admitted violation of league policy.

According to one person familiar with the deliberations, a resolution is possible as soon as this week. One consideration for the league, according to that person, is determining whether the video shows anything that could not have been seen on a TV shot or on the coaches’ tape from the game.

The league, at least initially, did not seem to believe that severe sanctions against the Patriots were likely, but it was still in the early portion of its review.

After an investigation, the NFL punished the Patriots in 2007 in the Spygate scandal for videotaping opposing coaching signals in violation of league rules. The league fined the team and Coach Bill Belichick a total of $750,000 and stripped the Patriots of a first-round draft choice.

The NFL did not immediately comment on a report by The Athletic that the video shot Sunday contains approximately eight minutes of footage focusing on the Bengals’ sideline during their loss to the Browns in Cleveland.

NFL officials, owners and team executives were gathering Tuesday at a Dallas-area resort for a two-day league meeting. The Bengals and Patriots play this Sunday in Cincinnati.
The Patriots said the video was shot by a crew working for them to prepare an online feature on one of the team’s scouts. The crew was credentialed by the Browns but the Patriots said they neglected to inform the Bengals and the NFL beforehand. The Patriots acknowledged that the crew “unknowingly” violated NFL policy by shooting footage of the field and Bengals’ sideline from the press box.

The footage was not shot to aid the Patriots’ football operations, the team said.

“The production crew is independent of our football operation,” the Patriots said in a written statement released Monday night. “While aware that one of the scouts was being profiled for a ‘Do Your Job’ episode, our football staff had no other involvement whatsoever in the planning, filming or creative decisions made during the production of these features.”

The team said it accepts “full responsibility for the actions of our production crew at the Browns-Bengals game.”

Belichick told a Boston radio station Monday there was no wrongdoing by the Patriots’ football staff. He reiterated that to reporters Tuesday.

“We’re competitive and we’ll try to be competitive in every area,” Belichick told Cincinnati-area reporters in a conference call, according to ESPN. “But we don’t knowingly, intentionally want to do anything that’s across the line.”
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Them niggas admitting to taping the bengals sideline. But yet claim they meant no wrong doing. Dont pass the smell test. They jus got caught red handed.
 
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smh them niggas foul af. crazy thing is these niggas were cheating vs the bengals. the mother fuckin bengals. if they figured they had to cheat to beat them imagine what they did vs the ravens, chiefs, Texans and eagles. smh
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And they say Brady is he GOAT....GTFOH
 
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And they say Brady is he GOAT....GTFOH
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6 rings is 6 rings bro...and that coming from a life long Jets fan.

tho if they woulda handed the ball to Beast mode and the falcons woulda jus ran the damn ball to run out the clock. he would only have 4. but it is what it is.
 
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After much research from twitter and youtube comment section, l found that those calling lamar a rb, or the next rg3 all turn out to be Maga supporters. As such, that shit will now be deemed as hate speech/racism
 
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After much research from twitter and youtube comment section, l found that those calling lamar a rb, or the next rg3 all turn out to be Maga supporters. As such, that shit will now deemed as hate speech/racism
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Twitter and youtube comment sections are pure filth lol so yea you 100% right
 
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Giants CB tweets insult to fan during practice

Giants coach Pat Shurmur wasn't happy that injured cornerback Janoris Jenkins used a disparaging remark to insult a fan on Twitter while the rest of the team was practicing.
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Giants' Janoris Jenkins tweets insult to fan during practice

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Cornerback Janoris Jenkins tweeted a disparaging remark in response to a critical fan Wednesday while the New York Giants were on the practice field.

Jenkins was not practicing because of an ankle injury. He was defending his play this season while his teammates were on the field. Jenkins took exception to a fan who asked why the stats Jenkins was using to showcase his effectiveness weren't contributing to any wins.

"I can only do my job.. retard," Jenkins tweeted.

Coach Pat Shurmur, when asked after practice about Jenkins' injury and his tweet, wasn't happy about his top cornerback's social media activity.

"I was just made aware of it as I was going through the injury report, and he shouldn't be tweeting during practice," Shurmur said.

Jenkins was not in the locker room during media availability Wednesday.

This isn't the first time Jenkins' words have gotten him into a precarious position. Earlier this month, he expressed his displeasure with his role after a loss to the Green Bay Packers, questioning why defensive coordinator James Bettcher wasn't using him to follow the opposition's top receiver.

Jenkins spoke with Bettcher and Shurmur last week, and all parties involved downplayed the incident. They said they were on the same page, and Jenkins played well Monday night -- albeit in a different role, as he was the Giants' primary nickel cornerback out of the slot against the Eagles. Jenkins played almost exclusively on the outside during the first 12 weeks of the season.

This also isn't the first time Jenkins has gotten into trouble because of Twitter. He called out receiver Terrelle Pryor after a game in 2016, firing off a pair of obscene tweets that downplayed Pryor's performance during a matchup between the Giants and Cleveland Browns earlier that day.
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Yo..ABs Twitter is always a sight to see..this man on that kanye shit. This nig going after everyone. Even his own agent!

Cot damn man. That man needs help. All jokes aside
 
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