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Message: [QUOTE="upstater, post: 2538222, member: 153"] 1. The videos did see the light of day. They were shown on Fox. Jay Glazer got them through his NFL contacts. We all saw them. Live on TV, Jimmy Johnson and Bill Cowher saw them and said, "That's exactly how we used to do it. Film the assistant, switch the camera to time and distance." 2. Videotaping was legal in those years. They sent a memo out in 2006 that you could only videotape the opposing sidelines from the overhead boxes. After this memo, the Patriots called the NFL and said the Jets were filming from the sidelines, and the NFL told them what the Jets did was legal. 3. The stolen signals only came from teams they had played and who hadn't changed signals in the interim. Which is funny because some teams who complained about Spygate (2003 Carolina) hadn't even played the Patriots! [/QUOTE]