Bill Belichick’s team is perfect, but his rep certainly isn’t pure. (AP Images) The spygate scandal won’t go away, even as the New England Patriots get ready to play what could be a historic Super Bowl. Full Article at Bodog Beat

Belichick expressed his admiration for the movie early on in Super Bowl week, along with the less revealing fact that his favorite late-night snack is "anything with salt." Full Article at Sporting News

Feb. 2--PHOENIX -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said the league may consider changing the way teams are seeded in the playoffs, allowing wild-card teams with better records to be seeded ahead of division champions. Full Article at RedOrbit

What's more, of all people, Roger Goodell should've known better. PHOENIX - In regards to the destruction of the so-called Spygate tapes, a very good commissioner did a very stupid thing. Full Article at FOX Sports

Spygate sure has touched a nerve. If Roger Goodell wasn't acutely aware of that before Friday, he certainly has no doubt now. Not after repeatedly having to defend his decision to destroy notes and videotapes linked to the New England Patriots' Full Article at ABC News

"The action that we took was decisive and it was unprecedented," Goodell said during his State of the NFL address, an annual news conference at the Super Bowl. Full Article at The Ledger

The commissioner also discusses a possible change in playoff seeding. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell tried time and again to downplay the significance of the New England Patriots' spying system, while defending his own decision to destroy the Patriots' spy tapes. Full Article at East Valley Tribune

PHOENIX - They were inches from a clean getaway. The Patriots arrived in the desert Sunday night and for five days were spared questions about "Spygate." It was as if the whole cheating thing and the ensuing sanctions never happened. Full Article at Boston Globe