PHOENIX When the N.F.L. investigated spying charges against the New England Patriots, it asked for evidence gathered by the New England Patriots. News, analysis and discussion of the N.F.L. playoffs. Full Article at The New York Times

Clearly, all the major problems of the world have been solved, because Arlen Specter wants to focus the Senate's time on the New England Patriots' violation of NFL rules for which they were severely punished and which violations in no way tread on any... Full Article at Coyote Blog

Buck Harvey San Antonio Express-News PHOENIX — Roger Goodell took the podium Friday, and he said what he had to say. bharveyexpress-news.net Spygate should never taint this year's Patriots. Full Article at San Antonio Express

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

PHOENIX — It certainly was reassuring to learn yesterday that, even with Americans dying in Iraq and Afghanistan, the economy teetering on the brink of recession, and the sub-prime mortgage morass deteriorating daily, Sen. Arlen Specter hasn’t lost... Full Article at Providence Journal

PHOENIX N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday he was willing to meet with Senator Arlen Specter, who on Thursday said he would call Goodell before the Senate Judiciary Committee to explain why he destroyed the tapes from the league’s... Full Article at The New York Times

There may not have been any waterboarding shown on secret video tapes that the NFL destroyed, but that's not stopping a prominent GOP senator from demanding answers from the league. Full Article at The Raw Story

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was fined the maximum of $500,000 by the league for the use of equipment to videotape the New York Jets' defensive signals in Week 1. Full Article at 13WHAM-TV

Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) wanted to know the NFL's explanation for the purging of evidence in the infamous "Spygate" case involving the New England Patriots. He wrote commissioner Roger Goodell on Nov. 15. He got no response. Full Article at ESPN