Harbaugh smears taint all over Pats titles

[JacketsBeAllTheWayTurntUp]

“In the end, everything is brought before the light of day, when it's all said and done. 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 tainted.”
-- Ravens coach John Harbaugh

http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/...tained-spygate

[ThisIsAtlanta]

Good thread title, but I'm not sure if it was worth the stretch.

[etc79]

Backtrack time!!

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...championships/

Fak John!! Don't give up on throwing Bill under the bus!! I was really hoping he would stand by his remarks.....I wanted to see them throw down on the 50...

[05GTCorndog]

Hey look, both Harbaughs are butthurt pussies.

[ThisIsAtlanta]

Is your avatar a DX crotch explosion?

[gtrower]

Originally Posted by 05GTCorndog

Hey look, both Harbaughs are butthurt pussies.

Yes.

[etc79]

Originally Posted by ThisIsAtlanta

Is your avatar a DX crotch explosion?

[rduck]

Originally Posted by 05GTCorndog

Hey look, both Harbaughs are butthurt pussies.

[BuzzCzar]

Originally Posted by etc79

looks like he might have a butt hurt puss too

[cajunjacket]

Meh, it's easy to say he's butt hurt, but the bigger issue here for me is how the NFL conducts investigations and doles out punishments. The NFL head of investigations resigned on the Friday before the draft. Why would he do this in the midst of perhaps the biggest investigation in NFL history? We already have good reason to believe that bounty programs were held in other locker rooms around the league. My guess is that Hummel (NFL director of investigation) wanted to investigate other locker rooms around the league, but the NFL didn't want that to happen, so he was probably forced to resign. What's my basis for that guess?

First off, it's the NFL's lack of interest in investigating other franchises. Second, when the story was released about the director of NFL investigations was leaving (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...nation-letter/), naturally, speculation began to emerge about this being linked to the bounty probe, so the NFL released a statement claiming, "Hummel wasn’t running the bounty investigation, even though his title is 'director of investigations.'" OK, so he wasn't running investigations, but he was still heavily involved according to NFL spokesperson Greg Aiello:

“He has worked extensively on the investigation,” NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said via email. “He reports to Jeff Miller, who is our chief security officer.”

Methinks the NFL has some shady business going on behind the scenes.