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    Report: Pats taped Rams' Super Bowl walkthrough
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    The Patriots were fined $750,000 and lost a first-round draft pick as punishment. "If I had a reason to want to go public, or tell a story, I could have done it before it even broke ... I could have said everything rather than having [Jets head coach Eric] Mangini be the one to bring it out." "If they're doing a thorough investigation -- they didn't contact me," Walsh told ESPN.com. Full Article at ESPN
    If I had a reason to want to go public, or tell a story, I could have done it before it even broke ... I could have said everything rather than having [Jets head coach Eric] Mangini be the one to bring it out.
    Matt Walsh – Matt Walsh SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
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Report: Pats taped Rams' Super Bowl walkthrough
  1. We wanted to take and destroy that information ... They may have collected it within the rules, but we couldn't determine that. So we felt that it should be destroyed.
    Roger Goodell – Roger Goodell SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
  2. The coaches have no knowledge of it
    SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
  3. It's a league matter ... I don't know anything about it.
    SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
  4. I am more than willing to speak with the senator. There are very good explanations why the tapes were destroyed by our staff -- there was no purpose for them.
    SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
  5. If they're doing a thorough investigation -- they didn't contact me ... So draw your own conclusions. Maybe they felt they didn't need to. Maybe the league feels they got satisfactory answers from everything the Patriots sent them.
    SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago
  6. I am very concerned about the underlying facts on the taping, the reasons for the judgment on the limited penalties and, most of all, on the inexplicable destruction of the tapes
    Arlen Specter – Arlen Specter SOURCE: ESPN 22 months ago

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