Matt Walsh says nothing new- SPYGATE IS FINALLY OVER!

Matt Walsh finally met with the NFL Commissioner and had nothing new to say on the whole spygate issue. He provided tapes of the Patriots filming from the sidelines which is exactly what the Commissioner received from Bill Belichick months ago.

It's now clear why Matt Walsh wanted immunity. He misled everyone into thinking that he had a tape of the Rams walk-through practice. His lawyer claims that he never said that he had such a tape. But Mr. Walsh was well aware that the public was under the impression that he did have such a tape. He could have easily cleared everything up back in February, but instead he chose to enjoy the limelight. I don't know if his actions are criminal, but they're certainly unethical.

And then there's Mr. Specter, whose months of complaints benefited absolutely no one. It turned out, that the NFL had done a thorough job investigating Spygate. He'll probably complain about something else now, even though he should acknowledge that the whole matter is now closed. Mr. Specter has damaged his own reputation during the past several months because he received $500,000 from Comcast, who is involved in a bitter dispute with the NFL. Although he claims that the money he's received did not motivate him to publicly question the NFL, one has to wonder.

The Commissioner showed Mr. Walsh's tapes to the media today. Unfortunately, the public has yet to see a side-by-side comparison between the tapes at the Patriots took from the sidelines as opposed to tapes that are filmed from the approved press box area. Until someone points out the differences between taping from the two locations, it's mere speculation as to what kind of advantage (if any) is gained by filming from the sidelines. And Patriots haters will continue to ignore the fact that all teams had multiple signal callers which made signal stealing nearly impossible.

Next year's schedule is easier than last year's, so I expect the Patriots to once again go deep into the playoffs.