[LetsRok]

Belechik is a known cheater. He has his players fake injuries that become mysteriously healed at gametime (Randy Moss). He does not allow medical personel from rival teams to tend to his injured players on the road. He also fakes the injury reports published before games.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Belechik is a known cheater.

In addition, he dresses like a slob.

[scott says]

LOL. Yeah...Moss not practicing for the entire training camp with a “fake” injury is really cheating. Lets see...the guy sits out practicing with the team not learning to gel with his new QB,yeah thats really cheating.
The incident of not letting other teams medical personnel to tend to his injured players—you must be referring to the Harrison injury in Pittsburgh a couple of years ago.
NO coach would allow another team to touch one of their players in a situation like that, at the time the extent of the injury was not known and the other teams trainers have NO BUSINESS touching another teams player unless they are explicitly asked to do so. Faking injury reports? Yeah, nobody else does that. As far as THIS incident is concerned I think it is stupid for the Patriots to break the rules and they SHOULD lose a draft pick....it is unacceptable and should be punished. The things you listed are hardly cheating.

[Radix]

You read like a sore loser.

I never heard about any of this crap before, and now suddenly it seems that half of the loser teams in the NFL are accusing the Patriots of cheating.

BS!

And by the way it ain’t as if the Officials go by the rules when it counts either.

Yeah, the tuck rule was outrageous, but the NFL defended it the next year. Fortunately it went against the most criminal team in the history of the NFL!

Last year the Officials cost the Patriots the Super Bowl trip, and they admitted it.

The point is, the Game is comprised of a substantial amount of subjective decisions, and it seems always to me that what goes around comes around.

[lepton]

Belechik is a known cheater. He has his players fake injuries that become mysteriously healed at gametime (Randy Moss).

Bad example. That rule is there purely for betting purposes. You've seen a guy labelled as "out", who shows up at the game? Or just a boatload of "probables", and the occassional "doubtful"?

[SeaHawkFan]

Belechik is a known cheater.

He sheats in his private life, too. Just ask his ex-wife.