NEW YORK In the aftermath of the discipline levied against the New England Patriots for taping opponents defensive signals, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is seeking a sweeping crackdown on spying for next season. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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I think there are a number of steps that should be taken in advance of the start of the 2008 season to improve and strengthen the enforcement procedures designed to preserve the competitive integrity of the game
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Many of these checks will be virtually unannounced and clubs would be expected fully to co-operate with this effort
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Too often ... competitive violations have gone unpunished because conclusive proof of the violation was lacking.
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I don't think Tom's going to change ... The monetary value, that falls into line with what other coaches make. And especially with the Giants, you're rewarded for what you do on the field and your dedication, and Tom deserves every bit of it.
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Rex Grossman is the starter
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Orton and Grossman signed one-year deals. I figured Grossman was the starter. Open competition is what I'm being told right now.
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When we met with commissioner, the discussion was how we proceed in an era when technology is expanding exponentially ... The question is how do we keep on top of that. This is far less about what happened in the past and how we deal with it in the future.
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This is far less about what happened in the past and how we deal with it in the future
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Many of these checks will be virtually unannounced and clubs would be expected fully to cooperate with this effort
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I think there are a number of steps that should be taken in advance of the start of the 2008 season to improve and strengthen the enforcement procedures designed to preserve the competitive integrity of the game
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