The NFL’s Blind Just(us) (1 Viewer)

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On Tuesday Ravens head coach John Harbaugh let the listening public know his personal feelings about the Patriot’s Spygate and the Saints’ Bountygate. The host asked Harbaugh if he would ever think of breaking the rules to gain competitive advantage. He stated that the Patriots’ and Saints’ titles had been stained.

“In the end, everything is brought before the light of day, when it’s all said and done,” Harbaugh said. “What happens, even the thing in New England, no matter whether those things had any impact on whether they won their championships or not, they got asterisks now. It’s been stained…….. To me, it’s never worth it,” Harbaugh said. “You have to figure out ways to use the rules to your advantage, you have to figure out ways to make the most of everything. We have new work rules here as far as what we can do and what we can’t do with our players, and we’re going to make the most of it. What we’re finding is, ‘Man, maybe we can do some things even better than we did before, because these rules make us focus more on some things that we didn’t focus on before. You just have to make them work for you. That’s what success is in the world. You have to find a way to do things better than somebody else. But if you’re cheating, in the end, you’re going to get discredited. It’s not worth it.“

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[guidomerkinsrules]

i think the teaser paragraph is a little off

Baltimore coach John Harbaugh was doing an interview with a local radio station Tuesday morning. Harbaugh was asked a question about the Saints’ bounty program and the general concept of cheating throughout the NFL.

Harbaugh didn’t say a thing about the Saints. Instead, he turned his answer toward the New England Patriots, who had their own controversy with Spygate several years ago.

 

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First heard the pun used in a Richard Pryor bit in the 1970's. "You want justice? Go down to the courthouse and that's what you'll find. Just us."