Originally posted by: Alistar7
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Matt Walsh, a former Patriots video assistant and now a golf pro at the Ka'anapli Golf Resort in Lahaina, Hawaii, has suggested to ESPN that he has information that could have exposed the Patriots prior to the Jets' allegations which ended up with the record fines.
"If I had a reason to want to go public, or tell a story, I could have done it before it even broke," he told ESPN.com's Mike Fish. "I could have said everything rather than having [Jets head coach Eric] Mangini be the one to bring it out."
Walsh, who worked for the Patriots from 1996 to 2003, also suggested to ESPN that he has information that could be embarrassing for the NFL and the Patriots. He has not been contacted by the NFL.
"If they're doing a thorough investigation ... they didn't contact me, so draw your own conclusions," Walsh told Fish.
Walsh said he hasn't made a decision on whether he'll talk to Congress if asked, though he's considering it.
I can't imagine the NFL would bury evidence their current golden boys owed their success to cheating. I am positive they would not care about the effect it would have on the image of the league. :shocked: The GREATEST fine possible and the penalty of a 1st round pick for the first time in NFL history tells you how serious their offense really was, even though it was brushed under the rug for the sake of the league. The Pats fanbois will cry about the steroid use by the Steelers in the 70's, although every team used them in the period as they were not against league rules until the 80s.
This year they have the offensive talent to get it done, in years past not so much. Most of that success was attributed to the "great" coaching of BB. You only have to look at his record in Cleveland and what his proteges have done to see his true ability as a coach lol. That same Cleveland team he did nothing with went to Baltimore and with the same person (Newsome) aquiring talent won the SB within a few years.
Pats b4 Brady were nothing but one of the all time jokes of the league. They did not have a large fan base to speak of until they started winning recently, and the bandwagoners they attracted make Radier fans look classy by comparision. Once Brady is retired they will return to their role as an annual NFL laughingstock. If the truth about their cheating ever comes out even their recent run of success will be tarnished, as if it hasn't been already.
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