http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/01/tedy-bruschi-says-hed-target-arian-fosters-hamstring/

This is the highest percentage of readers comments ive seen on an article calling the patriots cheaters

It is amazing that four years have passed and this is still all they talk about.

Bruschi is not saying anything unusual at all.

They kind of remind me of a political ideologue- no matter what information they are given thay have the exact same response

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If you didn't go after this idiot's hamstring, you shouldn't be playing the game...it's not tiddly-winks kids...it's a tough, brutal game...only those who've never played the game would think it's "Not fair"...lmao~!

Shocking, next thing you'll be telling me offensive lineman try to hold without getting caught and basketball players purposely fall down when they are touched.

That's good strategy.

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When you're on top you are hated.  What are the first retorts out of any troll here.  Hi, cheaters.  Then when you try to debate they're big come back is cheaters.  Over blown and most of them know it but wish to get under the skin of Pat fans.  As long as the Pats win that will be the moniker hung on the Pats.

sunzabiatches

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i remember when the ravens were mic'd up before a pats game think it was RayRay, when they were all huddle up they were saying attack Marnoney at ribs "he's got back ribs",  everyone does it.  Why to you think the Pats are always obscure about injurys.

Good post Gary. I've been saying on here for a while that this so-called 'Spy-gate' incident was so over-blown,, that any one who uses this worn-out excuse to try and dispel the success that the Patriots have achieved, either are just jealous, or know nothing about football. The Patriots have beaten the Steelers enough that you would think I would be using that 'cop-out excuse' to
explain why they seem to have our number. But, going into every game with the Patriots, the Patriots know the Steelers will be bringing their linebackers on almost every play, and the Steelers know Brady will throw quick passes to Wes Welker & the others. It all comes down to who executes the best. There's no secrets, they both scout each other over & over & over, it all comes down to who executes the best. We get the same flak here in Pittsburgh about the Steelers of the 70's. The only reason they won is because of the use of Steroids, I hear it all the time. It's as if no one else was using them. It was neither illegal or banned. Even in the old days, pre-70's, players took all kinds of different things to play through an injury. One of our biggest rivals, the Oakland Raiders had their share of users as well, Lyle Alzado paid the price by dying at the age of 38. It just seems like no one wants to give anyone any credit anymore. And if you win consistently, people will always try to come up with some excuse to down play your success.

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It's because most of America is full of idiots who can be lead around by the NY media. Why do you think BB has his players keep mum on injuries? Because other teams players target injury areas. This isn't anything a person with the brain larger than a walnut doesn't understand.

America's politicians believe in protecting the weak, something that doesn't happen in nature, & then the weak breed & make society as a whole stupider.