After Thoughts

I have some thoughts before and after spygate.

This lawsuit against the Patriots could open up other law suits against other teams. Just say, the season ticket holders for the Giants of the 1960's. Maybe last the fans of last year's NY Mets for the meltdown at the end of the season. Or beter yet, the Bengals who never played in a Superbowl. Using a the plaintiff's loose base logic, those who gampled and lost on the Rams and Patriots' Superbowl should be able to sue for lost winnings.

Now, let us visit Marc Bulger, the 67 million dollar wonder. If the new owners take over, do you realy think Bulger will still be getting that money no less be around. Remember, he hasn't brought the team to the Superbowl much less play a whole season. I don't think so.

Belicheck and Walsh controvery, one denying of spying on other teams while the other claiming he did. My money would be on Walsh because of the smear campaign the Patriots launched against him. Let us not forget the destroyed tapes. Why did Goodwell destroy those tapes?

Now, we had Linehan's meltdown in the middle of last season, and the removing of Olsen from callind the plays. Olsen had Linehan's confidence before this losing season, and the had a good past relationship. Now, a couple of new coaches also have a positive past relationship with Linehan. Like Olsen will they be thrown under the bus when the season goes arye?

Finally, being an owner how good you turn a blind eye to the Patriots' evading the salary cap? You either want to complain or copy it.