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JoeRedskin · 09-09-2015, 03:26 PM

To everything, there is right and wrong. However, in all but the rarest cases, there is all a substantial amount of gray. To me, the Pats and BB are like a guy I prosecuted once.

He started out in what everyone would agree is a "gray area" between right and wrong. Over the years, he kept inching the line between "gray" and "wrong" further and further - always justifying his actions as just pushing the limits of the law and convincing himself that "Hey, I am still in the gray area.". After several years of this, however, every objective observer of his business practices concluded "Nope, you may have once been in the gray, but you are now firmly ensconced in "wrong."

To me, Belichick is just like that guy - pushing, bending, stretching every rule he can. As a result, he's convinced of his lack of wrong doing and most everyone else just looks and says "No, that's just not right."

09-09-2015, 03:26 PM	#164
JoeRedskin Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 63 Posts: 10,401	Re: NFL Training Camp thread! To everything, there is right and wrong. However, in all but the rarest cases, there is all a substantial amount of gray. To me, the Pats and BB are like a guy I prosecuted once. He started out in what everyone would agree is a "gray area" between right and wrong. Over the years, he kept inching the line between "gray" and "wrong" further and further - always justifying his actions as just pushing the limits of the law and convincing himself that "Hey, I am still in the gray area.". After several years of this, however, every objective observer of his business practices concluded "Nope, you may have once been in the gray, but you are now firmly ensconced in "wrong." To me, Belichick is just like that guy - pushing, bending, stretching every rule he can. As a result, he's convinced of his lack of wrong doing and most everyone else just looks and says "No, that's just not right." __________________ Strap it up, hold onto the ball, and let’s go.