Patriots Filming Bengals

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Torn between hoping this takes as long as deflate gate and wishing to send Bill into the sun maybe Saturday.

Zak Keefer @zkeefer
Reporting from @pauldehnerjr
: "According to sources who have viewed the tape, it shows about eight minutes of footage focusing on recording the Bengals’ sideline. It’s a direct view of the sideline as coaches make signals for plays."

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https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/12/10/report-patriots-video-focuses-on-bengals-sideline-for-eight-minutes/

I might have to subscribe to the Athletic after this.

Paul Dehner Jr. of TheAthletic.com reports, citing unnamed sources who have seen the video, that “it shows about eight minutes of footage focusing on recording the Bengals’ sideline,” and that it includes “a direct view of the sideline as players run on and off the field and coaches make signals for plays.”

Dehner also reports that the Patriots representative who had the camera captured the images in plain sight, sitting directly in front of a Bengals representative.

The Patriots have admitted that their production crew “inappropriately filmed the field from the press box,” but the team insists that the violation was unintentional and that there was no intention to use the footage for any purpose other than the “Do Your Job” item on the duties of an advance scout.

[run pMc]

Even if it's accidental, the Patriots have been embroiled in enough scandals where they've more or less lost the benefit of the doubt. The court of public opinion (outside of Pats fans) is going to assume they're cheating.

Also -- EIGHT minutes of the sidelines? I could see 90 seconds, or maybe a few minutes filming the players on the field (or using footage from prior years), but that seems like a long time to be innocently filming something unless it's a critical piece of the documentary.
(Note: I'm not a film editor, so maybe it's not. But still...)

[George Cumby]

Sirius NFL guys pretty critical of the Pats and their antics.

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All is WELL! Remain calm!

@RapSheet
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on the #Patriots investigation: “It’s under review. We’re going to be thorough and take our time.”


“No way we do anything until after the Super Bowl.”

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[Fritz]

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If Robert Kraft were as careful about scouting his masseuses he woudn't have gotten busted. Maybe he needs to get Hoodie's help on that.

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If Robert Kraft were as careful about scouting his masseuses he woudn't have gotten busted. Maybe he needs to get Hoodie's help on that.

The one thing I hate about this site on my phone is the inability to get a good link for an image.

[sharpe1027]

The thing is, we only know of the times they were caught. There's certainly more. That's why you have to come down hard and snuff this shit out for good.

[MadtownPacker]

The one thing I hate about this site on my phone is the inability to get a good link for an image.

Hey now, just cause you can’t grab the part of the URL with an image extension isn’t the site’s fault. I know what you are talking about but it’s the mobile URLs that are the issue. It isn’t always a copy/paste world Mr Read this be smarter. .

[MadtownPacker]

If you are on a iPhone try holding on the image and then select Copy not Save. That works in many instances.

[MadtownPacker]

PB after he tried it.

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/sites/csnchicago/files/styles/article_hero_image/public/2019/08/31/aaron_rodgers.jpg?itok=2_d0-20_

Sometimes you have to prune some off but this one worked as is.

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Problem wasn't really the phone, it was the giphy site. Their mobile page just gives you a link to the main page of the GIF, not the link to the graphic alone. Their desktop browser page lets you choose a direct link.

[MadtownPacker]

I have also come across the same issue. Try what I mentioned. Like this:



Looks like you have to click on the gif to get it to copy the image of extension on Giphy. Please test.

Update, the tap and hold works, just select Copy and paste what it grabs here.

[MadtownPacker]

Problem wasn't really the phone, it was the giphy site. Their mobile page just gives you a link to the main page of the GIF, not the link to the graphic alone. Their desktop browser page lets you choose a direct link.

Not the site or the phone, user error as is usually the case in IT world!

Now say sorry to the website for hating it.