  You might think it ludicrous -- even beyond the pale -- for a United States Senator to suggest hauling the commissioner of the National Football League up to Capitol Hill to explain his handling of "Spygate," the by now insufferably... Full Article at NetworkWorld
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The commissioner also discusses a possible change in playoff seeding. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel
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PHOENIX — In the face of congressional pressure over destroying evidence from the Spygate scandal, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell defended his actions on Friday. Full Article at Asbury Park Press
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With the Super Bowl fast approaching, a Pennsylvania senator says he wants the NFL to explain why it destroyed evidence of the New England Patriots cheating scandal. Full Article at The Morning Call
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Sorry, your version of Flash doesn't support this video. Please download the latest version at adobe.com. You'll be glad you did. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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Don't tell us how the sausage is made. When Goodell offered a weak excuse for destroying evidence that the New England Patriots had broken rules to steal opposing defensive signals, it was met with a collective yawn. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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PHOENIX - Mercury Morris and several other members of the unbeaten 1972 Dolphins did not hide the fact they were pulling for the New York Giants in tomorrow’s Super Bowl, just so they would continue to reside alone in the place they’re now calling... Full Article at Boston Herald
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PHOENIX - When he’s not busying himself with doing the people’s business on Capitol Hill, Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) is a busy and involved Philadelphia Eagles fan. Let’s call him Arlen on the car phone. Full Article at Boston Herald
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Yet some would say a Specter of doubt remains. Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) put it there when he revived an issue the Patriots and the NFL had tried to leave in the past. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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PHOENIX - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Friday defended his decision to have the taped evidence from the Spygate scandal destroyed shortly after he investigated the matter in September. Full Article at Newsday
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Phoenix - The money line from "Breach," the 2007 film about Robert Hanssen, the FBI agent who was exposed as a spy for the Soviets, seems to capture the spirit of Super Bowl XLII as well as anything: "He was smarter than all of us." Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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KITTANNING, PA - AUGUST 13: Senator Arlen Specter (D-PA) speaks at at a town hall meeting on August 13, 2009 in Kittanning, Pennsylvania. View Photo »
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