Belichick, in a conference call with Boston reporters, said the Jets were guilty of using the same illegal pushing tactic on field goals that got the Patriots busted in overtime. Asked if he's bothered by a news report that said the Jets' sideline alerted the officials to keep a close eye on the pushy Patriots, Belichick replied:
"Well, I mean, since they were using the play themselves, I don't even know about all that. But basically we're just moving on here."
OH REALLY??? GUESS AGAIN YOU LYING PIECE OF SHIT
First of all, it’s now apparent that the Patriots employed the same tactic on a field goal attempt in the Saints game. It’s since emerged that the Dolphins alerted the league to the fact that the Saints had also got away with this in their week five meeting.
The likes of Mike Reiss and Rich Cimini also accused the Jets’ Quinton Coples of doing this on the field goal that tied the game at the end of the fourth quarter. See image here. However, that merely underlines that you can’t always rely on TV footage. Now that the coaches film has been released by the NFL, it’s indisputably clear that Coples was engaged with a blocker and did not push a teammate into the line.
