Is this true? I heard it at the office today but didn't see it in thepaper or on here...
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Can anyone confirm?
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Can anyone confirm?
Bellichick stiffed Dungy on the hand shake?
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Would fit his profile perfectly...
Just saw it on ESPN & yeah he kinda stiffed him, but nothing shocking.
He is just so easy to hate. A cheater and an arrogant asshole. No one likes this guy outside of NE.
Just saw it on ESPN & yeah he kinda stiffed him, but nothing shocking.
He is just so easy to hate. A cheater and an arrogant asshole. No one likes this guy outside of NE.
Thanks guys... I didn't believe it but after you guys confirmed, damn that's just plain terrible. I was hoping he would have a little more class than that...
I'll be pulling against them in the AFC game...
I'll be pulling against them in the AFC game...
brady's no different - manning had to find him last year for the hand shake. manning congratulated several NE's yesterday
He shook his hand, but it wasn't warm and fuzzy...
Dungy had a lot to say when the spy gate thing happened and Pats were not too happy with what he had to say. So I wasn't too surprised he didn't hug him or anything...
Bottom line is he did shake his hand and I've seen plenty of other handshakes between coaches that were similar, but because it was Belichick it was over analyzed...
Dungy had a lot to say when the spy gate thing happened and Pats were not too happy with what he had to say. So I wasn't too surprised he didn't hug him or anything...
Bottom line is he did shake his hand and I've seen plenty of other handshakes between coaches that were similar, but because it was Belichick it was over analyzed...
That is not true. I still have the end of that game on my DVR and it clearly shows Brady jogging onto the field at the end of the game straight to Manning...
he hardly made eye contact, but that is my opinion - i wouldn't want to shake hands either after losing a game that they should have won.
i do not like NE in any way, but i do want you to go 16-0 to ruin the dolphin bs i hear every year.
would like miani to go 0-16 as well. that way they still hold a distinction.
Read the title, if you don't like it stay the fukc out?
Easy as that... man, loudog, seriously... ?
it's like MJ's classic pizza post, funny as hell, and now guys are talking about how bad pizza is... it's funny.... arrrgh, I must be getting old...
I digress...
Still haven't made an opinion on Brady. He does quite a bit in his community so I'll cut him slack. Hell of an arm as he's shown, with Moss and Welker, its come quite easy this year...
On a side note, I think Rothisberger puts on a show tonight...
How's the piped in Sound for the so called crowd!!!Dungy gets made about Spygate but then goes along w/the piped in sound after they were warned by the league. He should look in a mirror and lose a 1st rder too!!
I must have gotten some work done today because I just heard that too... something about a CBS trck malfunction... not picking on the Pats but a handshake between coaches goes back to just sportsanship across all sports leagues...
Just sayin'
LOL! Sorry missed it in the earlier post, but thanks for clarifying!!!! :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
if u are a dick and you win it doesn't matter. The only time being a dick matters if you don't win.
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NFL backs Colts on allegations artificial noise was piped into RCA Dome
Nov. 5, 2007
CBSSports.com wire reports
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Colts contend the debate about the decibel level in the RCA Dome is merely noise, and now they have the NFL taking their side.
A day after some unusual sounds were heard during the Colts-Patriots broadcast Sunday, the NFL issued a statement saying what sounded like simulated crowd noise was actually created by the CBS production crew, not the Colts.
"CBS has informed us that the unusual audio moment heard by fans during the Patriots-Colts game was the result of tape feedback in the CBS production truck and was isolated to the CBS broadcast," the league said. "It was in no way related to any sound within the stadium and could not be heard in the stadium."
Network officials did not give any additional details, referring only to the league's statement. The telecast received the highest rating overnight rating, 22.5, of any Sunday afternoon regular-season NFL game since at least 1987 and had a 39 share nationally.
The website YouTube carried a 1-minute, 10-second clip entitled "Indy Cheats" that replayed the moments in question.
On the first play of the fourth quarter, a 14-yard pass from Tom Brady to Randy Moss, the crowd noise is heard before and during the play, then immediately cuts out when Moss is tackled. In addition, there appeared to be a vibration in the sound while the crowd was cheering.
A published report on yahoo.com said Patriots president Jonathan Kraft complained to NFL vice president of security Milt Ahlerich afterward. Kraft is the son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft. :142smilie LOOK IN THE MIRROR :142smilie
Any enhancement of crowd noise would violate NFL rules, and Patriots spokesman Stacey James denied the team either filed or intended to file a formal complaint with the league.
It's not the first time Indianapolis has been accused of such tactics. The Pittsburgh Steelers complained about the same thing after a 26-7 loss at the dome in November 2005. Since then, other teams have informally contended there is artificial noise pumped into the dome.
The Colts have continually denied the accusations, and issued their strongest worded statement yet on Monday.
"We trust this will put an end to the ridiculous and unfounded accusations that the Colts artificially enhanced crowd noise at the RCA Dome in any way," the team said.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick, no stranger to controversy, did not discuss those allegations during his regularly scheduled news conference Monday. Instead, Belichick said he was more concerned with communication problems he said existed between Patriots coaches and Brady.
"Basically, we didn't have a coach-to-quarterback operation, so we had to signal in all of the plays, which is unusual, but that's the way it was," he said. "What all was going on, I can't tell you, but I can tell you that, from a functional standpoint, the coach-to-quarterback was basically useless."
The latest accusations add yet another chapter to this already heated rivalry.
There have been complaints about leaving the field at Gillette Stadium uncovered the night before games and contentions Pats defenders were illegally holding receivers downfield.
Now there's crowd noise, communication issues and even something as simple as a postgame handshake between Colts coach Tony Dungy and Belichick, who quickly walked past Dungy as Dungy attempted to speak with him Sunday.
Dungy downplayed the incident.
"Bill is fine, he's a good guy, that's the way he is win or lose," Dungy said. "He's just an intense guy out there. I wouldn't describe it any way other than what it is."
I bet that NE's headsets worked the entire game though. :shrug:
