That's new to me. I see a lot of my friends going to the game with their cell phones.Bec Restless_heart mentioned in a post scroll above if cell phones with camera's were allowed in the stadium due to spygate. I would imagine the would be allowed bec so many people have cell phones in this day and age. I wanted to text msg during game from San Diego, CA to restless_heart
Oops! Did I post another logo??? My bad. Sorry.
I must of hit a keyboard key in error. I might of been daydreaming of all those topless bikini babes strolling along the sands of South Beach.
Please forgive my mistake. I am sure you can understand. Thank you again and sorry.
on Anit-patriots people.
Wooo, Lawsuit dropped out from Patriots's spygate during against St. Louis Rams at Super Bowl :
On February 2, 2008, the day before the Patriots' appearance in Super Bowl XLII, the Boston Herald reported, citing an unnamed source, that a member of the Patriots video staff videotaped the St. Louis Rams' Saturday walkthrough prior to Super Bowl XXXVI at the Louisiana Superdome.[7] Matt Walsh, a former Patriots video assistant who was with the team in 2001 as a video assistant and was fired after the 2002 season, which he spent as a scouting assistant, has also indicated that he has a lot of information regarding the Patriots' actions but has not yet divulged it: "If I had a reason to want to go public or tell a story, I could have done it before this even broke," he said. "I could have said everything rather than having [Eric] Mangini be the one to bring it out."[34] Although these reports were subsequently denied by Patriots management shortly thereafter,[35] Kurt Warner, the Rams' quarterback during Super Bowl XXXVI would like to see the NFL further the investigation.[36] Walsh claims he is bound by a confidentiality agreement he signed with the Patriots,[37] but the Patriots have denied that such an agreement exists.[38]
During a Patriots practice the day before the Patriots allegedly videotaped the Rams, Patriots linebackers coach Pepper Johnson noticed a telescope in a third-floor window of a house near the Patriots' practice field at Tulane University. Later, a person appeared at the window before leaving, while team and NFL officials monitored the window with binoculars.[39]
On February 15, 2008, former Rams player Willie Gary filed a $100 million lawsuit in a New Orleans, Louisiana United States district court against the Patriots, Bill Belichick, and Robert Kraft seeking compensation for that Super Bowl loss.[40] The lawsuit was withdrawn on March 10, 2008, after Gary's lawyers called securing testimony from Walsh an "exercise in futility."[41]
Now, I am waiting for NFL Draft Day and mini-camp. Yup, good to sign Randy Moss (thank you, Stallworth) for next 3 years.
Wooo, Lawsuit dropped out from Patriots's spygate during against St. Louis Rams at Super Bowl :
On February 2, 2008, the day before the Patriots' appearance in Super Bowl XLII, the Boston Herald reported, citing an unnamed source, that a member of the Patriots video staff videotaped the St. Louis Rams' Saturday walkthrough prior to Super Bowl XXXVI at the Louisiana Superdome.[7] Matt Walsh, a former Patriots video assistant who was with the team in 2001 as a video assistant and was fired after the 2002 season, which he spent as a scouting assistant, has also indicated that he has a lot of information regarding the Patriots' actions but has not yet divulged it: "If I had a reason to want to go public or tell a story, I could have done it before this even broke," he said. "I could have said everything rather than having [Eric] Mangini be the one to bring it out."[34] Although these reports were subsequently denied by Patriots management shortly thereafter,[35] Kurt Warner, the Rams' quarterback during Super Bowl XXXVI would like to see the NFL further the investigation.[36] Walsh claims he is bound by a confidentiality agreement he signed with the Patriots,[37] but the Patriots have denied that such an agreement exists.[38]
During a Patriots practice the day before the Patriots allegedly videotaped the Rams, Patriots linebackers coach Pepper Johnson noticed a telescope in a third-floor window of a house near the Patriots' practice field at Tulane University. Later, a person appeared at the window before leaving, while team and NFL officials monitored the window with binoculars.[39]
On February 15, 2008, former Rams player Willie Gary filed a $100 million lawsuit in a New Orleans, Louisiana United States district court against the Patriots, Bill Belichick, and Robert Kraft seeking compensation for that Super Bowl loss.[40] The lawsuit was withdrawn on March 10, 2008, after Gary's lawyers called securing testimony from Walsh an "exercise in futility."[41]
Now, I am waiting for NFL Draft Day and mini-camp. Yup, good to sign Randy Moss (thank you, Stallworth) for next 3 years.
But bet it ain't gonna happens, anyway. Still they need to leave the Cowboys alone.
