Tom Brady Addresses On Spygate Scandal After Match Vs. Bengals

The New England Patriots are caught in the middle of another Spygate scandal. The Cincinnati Bengals complained about the Patriots’ cameraman who recorded their sideline in Cleveland. Now we have quarterback Tom Brady talking about the big scandal. The quarterback said the newly released Spygate II video didn’t help his team at all.

The Patriots found themselves in hot water again. One of their scouts was accused of filming the Cincinnati Bengals sideline a few days before their game at Paul Brown Stadium. Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer released part of the footage. He did the same in the first Spygate scandal. Glazer is was the first to release these videos in the public.

In his weekly appearance on WEEI’s The Greg Hill Show, Brady supported his team by saying that Glazer’s video didn’t help the organization at all.

“I don’t think any player gave it one second of thought,” TB12 said. “It’s not something that registered. You just move on, man. There’s a lot of distractions out there.”

Glazer’s video was a tough blow against the Patriots, and doubters were waiting for a moment like this. Haters keep saying that the Patriots dynasty is almost over, and this scandal came at the right moment. New England is about to win the Super Bowl, and doubters tried to use Glazer’s video against the organization.

The Patriots don’t have the best season, but they have a great record. With 11-3, New England leads the league.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league conducts an investigation into the Patriots to see if they used the video crew to cheat. The Commissioner says the league will take into consideration the history New England had. According to him, the footage is under review.

“Obviously it’s under review,” Goodell said to media members in Dallas … “We’re gonna be thorough and we’re gonna get all the facts and we’ll go from there.”

Some say the Patriots will be fined for the scandal. Head coach Bill Belichick denied every allegation, adding that his players have nothing to do with the videotaping in Cleveland. If the NFL decides to punish them, New England may lose a first-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft and a lot of money.