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"Goodell has threatened to impose more severe sanctions if league officials uncover evidence of more violations. One source familiar with the league's investigation said Monday that NFL officials have been made aware of a wide range of allegations against the Patriots, including claims that they have illegally wired the helmets of some of their defensive players to receive instructions from coaches on the sideline (only the quarterback can be connected to a coach in that way) and that they have improperly jammed opponents' radio communication signals. But the league has no evidence to substantiate any of those allegations, said the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the controversial nature of the case"
So in closing no evidence but more smoke blowing up the leagues butt by teams who got their butts handed to them by the Pats. LOL!
"In Harrison's case, he recently admitted his HGH use to Albany investigators who confronted him at the Patriots' training facility in a meeting set up by the NFL. Harrison was suspended for four games."
In closing I suggest you all worry about your own teams because as the saying goes "people who live in glasshouses".
"[T]he fine was for violating a rule, not for cheating. The Patriots were not accused of cheating by the Commissioner and were not fined for cheating. No professional football game is played without someone breaking the rules. It is expected that people will break the rules," McIntyre wrote." Mike McIntyre for Wayne State University.