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^^the sound Adolf Heightler's boots make as he marches into another thread to correct grammatical and spelling errors.

 

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it really does not matter as the pats are a team of cheaters.//

Stop playing checkers in a game of chess.

 

You're suggesting that Bill Belichick invented stealing defensive signals? It is legal, unless you do it from the sidelines, with a recording device.

 

A guy generally considered to be pretty smart (and I've known him for 36 years - he is) has an assistant coach, in Patriots gear, on the sidelines with a video camera obviously taping the other team's signals in direct contravention of a recently issued NFL ruling.

 

He does this in the first half o the first game of the season, in the largest media market in the world, in front of an opposing coach who worked for him for years, and whose son was a Pats video assistant.

 

So the Patriots did this in a way that made sure they got caught, and caught before it could conceivably impact the game - or the season. You should probably start thinking about why this happened instead of throwing around the word cheater quite so smugly.

 

As far as the Colts go, they're a superb team with a great coaching staff and the best quarterback in the league. I'm certain this opinion is shared by most all of the Patriots players, staff, and fans for that matter. The only bad thing about the Colts-Patriots game this year is that it's in Indianapolis. Regardless of the success of the teams thus far, injuries and bad luck could change things fast. No one is going undefeated.

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