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Saints in BIG trouble...

CatMan72

By CatMan72,
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Cary Kollins Experienced

Cary Kollins

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It's not uncommon for one team to be able to figure out another team's plays anyways. That was just more of an advantage to some extent, you still had to execute.

It's an entirely different situation where you are trying to take out their players, both from a safety and ethical standpoint.

Uh more of an advantage...that no other team had because it is against the rules ie. cheating.

Anyway this is another debate all together. Let's all just revel in the Taints misery for now!

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mav1234 Grand Master

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I still think videotaping another team's practices and defensive signals and subsequently winning superbowls with that knowledge is worse for the integrity of the sport.

Now on a level of being disgusting scumbags, this is way worse. But for the integrity of the game, I'd say cheating is worse than being paid to injure players.

I disagree entirely. While I think both are very bad, one undermines the level playing field of the game (which is terrible, but on a different level IMO), while the under undermines the underpinings of the game itself. If the game becomes about head hunting and safety, then playing the game is no longer about football but about injuring another player.

head hunting in this day and age of lawsuits, if it were known and not addressed, could literally destroy the game.

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remember this hit on kurt warner against the saints?

It's still a clean block. It wasn't after the play or anything.

Still it sickens me that he probably wasn't hitting Warner to extend the play, but so that hopefully he could get a bonus if he took him out of the game.

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