Blount-Gate: Did the Patriots meddle...

[Jase]

blount had no way of knowing if he had a better shot of making the super bowl in NE versus PIT.

 

So obviously there were other factors at play.

[Panthro]

blount had no way of knowing if he had a better shot of making the super bowl in NE versus PIT.

 

So obviously there were other factors at play.

 

It was about PT not SB

[Kuhndog94]

blount had no way of knowing if he had a better shot of making the super bowl in NE versus PIT.

So obviously there were other factors at play.

This was Tom Brady's 9th AFC Championship game. I'm sure he knew.

I'm also sure he knows the great lengths the Patriots will go through to ein the big game. He has been with them before, so he is already familiar with the culture of cheating.

[jumpman910]

This seems like a reach but who can be mad he signed with pit for more money then wasn't getting the rock. They cut him for his attitude and anyone would've went back to the Pats.

[Hawk]

would not surprise me anymore what the Pats do

[4Corners]

Wouldn't surprise me. I honestly think the Pats have some web of deceit, dishonesty, and cheating that we've probably only scratched the surface on. It's one of those things that we may never really know about until no one gives a poo anymore. 

 

[beckersteen]

I can not say I give a shart either way.

[4Corners]

It wouldn't surprise me to find out that Belicheat and the Cheatriots rented one of those apartments off Cedar across from the practice fields and had a steak out filming our practices before the SB. Think about how much stuff we don't even know about that they prob got away with. 

 

If anything, this deflects attention from the horrible NFL officiating and nobody seems to care about the awful call against the Lions in the playoffs or the Dez Bryant non-catch against GB. I wish people were crying about those because that's the stuff that really matters. That Lions/Cowboys game certainly looked like the fix was in.

[top dawg]

So Blount knew that the Pats wanted him back? He then knew that he was going to be cut out of the Titans game,  walked off early for dramatic effect, and was cut off the team the next day?  

 

Brilliant!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C'mon, man!

[jumpman910]

So Blount knew that the Pats wanted him back? He then knew that he was going to be cut out of the Titans game, walked off early for dramatic effect, and was cut off the team the next day?

Brilliant!

C'mon, man!

Right, he went to Pitt for a reason and then was released. Convinent extremely, conspiracy nahhh

[Mojo]

Dumb theory. Whoever came up with this might need a hobby

[PantherFanOne]

When it comes to pushing the envelope to the limit,telling lies, or down right cheating in the NFL,Bill Belichick and the Patriots are the first that come to my mind.

In my opinion,it's just in the man, that is his mode of operation,sad part is,he gets away with a lot of these underhanded moves that go undetected.