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No smoking tape but Patriots' rep singed again

baltimoresun.com
May 9, 2008
        

Reports detailing the eight video recordings that former Patriots’ employee Matt Walsh turned over to the league may not include any smoking tapes that go beyond what New England coach Bill Belichick already had admitted to but there are a couple of interesting wrinkles. For one, there was a tape...

STRAIGHT TO VIDEO

nypost.com
May 9, 2008
        

The infamous Patriots' "Spygate" tapes arrived at the NFL office yesterday. Where this overwrought saga goes from here is anyone's guess, but there appears to be a strong chance that it's nearing a conclusion without further action taken against the...

                   
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BELICHEAT TO WALK AWAY FROM DIEGATE A FREE MAN

nypost.com
May 9, 2008
        

THE sorry, sexy saga known as "Spygate" will turn into Diegate Tuesday when NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and former Patriots video mystery man Matt Walsh finally have their Yalta Summit at league offices. Unless Sen. Arlen Specter can somehow... ... May 9, 2008 -- THE...

                   

Specter still skeptical; Steelers await results

post-gazette.com
May 9, 2008
        

While the NFL said that videotapes turned over to it in the New England Patriots' spying scandal would reveal nothing new, Sen. ... ... NFL says tapes reveal nothing new By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette While the NFL said that videotapes turned over to it in the...

Specter concerned with NFL's spygate take

pittsburghlive.com
May 9, 2008
        

Senator Arlen Specter said Thursday he's concerned that the NFL has altered its story regarding the New England Patriots videotaping opposing coaches' play-calling signals in violation of league rules. ... After former Patriots employee Matt Walsh agreed to turn over...

Senator: NFL Needs to Keep Open Mind About New Tapes

washingtonpost.com
May 9, 2008
        

As NFL officials began reviewing the eight videotapes submitted to the league by former New England Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh , Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) said yesterday that the league's leaders should remain open-minded about the evidence provided by Walsh before deciding whether to...

Tapes reveal Patriots also stole offensive signals

freerepublic.com
May 9, 2008
        

...But the tapes delivered via FedEx to NFL headquarters in New York on Thursday morning also include evidence of an effort by New England to steal offensive signals, which would broaden the extent of the team's surveillance operation. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and staff members began...

                   

Tapes reveal Patriots also stole offensive signals

espn.go.com
May 8, 2008
        

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and staff members began viewing the eight tapes within hours of their long-awaited delivery, in anticipation of a scheduled interview next Tuesday with former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh. ... From Day 1 of the Spygate saga last...

                   

Tapes reveal Pats also stole offensive signals

espn.go.com
May 8, 2008
        

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and staff members began viewing the eight tapes within hours of their long-awaited delivery, in anticipation of a scheduled interview next Tuesday with former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh. ... From Day 1 of the Spygate saga last...

                   

Pats offensive? NFL must examine potential new violation

usatoday.com
May 8, 2008
        

The NFL received eight videotapes from Matt Walsh on Thursday as the extended investigation of the New England Patriots' Spygate story continues and perhaps moves in a different direction. ... Part of the story is what wasn't among the tapes there was no record of the...