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The Eye of the N.F.L.’s Spying Storm	5/15/2008 7:37 PM
Matt Walsh’s view of Spygate differs from that of the Patriots, the N.F.L. and anyone else who contends that the videotaping of opponents’ signals had little effect on the Patriots’ performance.
Q & A: Former Videographer Details Patriots’ Spying	5/15/2008 1:06 PM
Matt Walsh discussed instructions, the chain of command and cover stories for the team’s spying operations.
Specter Calls Patriots’ Spying Wider Than Stated	5/15/2008 12:36 PM
Senator Arlen Specter is questioning the legitimacy of the Patriots’ accomplishments and calling for a wider inquiry.
N.F.L. Says Tapes Add Nothing to Inquiry	5/14/2008 10:36 AM
N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell said that Patriots’ Coach Bill Belichick would not be punished further after the disclosure of new videotapes turned over by a former assistant.
Rewinding the Tape: Playing Back a Controversy, a Frame at a Time	5/13/2008 9:49 AM
Matt Walsh, a former video assistant for the New England Patriots, will meet with the N.F.L. commissioner on Tuesday. The following is a timeline of how Walsh, the Patriots and the league got to this point.
Sports of The Times: Accepting the Costs of a Life in Football	5/13/2008 9:43 PM
Reggie Williams, a former Bengals linebacker who received implants for his knees in 2005, has no regrets about his violent occupation.
In Cat and Mouse Game, Patriots Are Central Players	5/12/2008 2:37 PM
In discussions of changes to the N.F.L.’s confidential rulebook, known as the game operations manual, one team, the New England Patriots, has surfaced more than any other.
If N.F.L. Doesn’t Call, the Army Will	5/10/2008 11:36 PM
If Owen Tolson makes the Giants roster, a new Army program will allow him to delay his active-service commitment to play professional sports while serving as a recruiter.
With More Videotapes Come More Questions	5/12/2008 8:51 PM
New videotapes showing that the Patriots spied on opponents raise the question of whether the tapes contained new evidence of cheating.
Safety Set to Blaze Path With Familiar Number	5/12/2008 8:19 PM
Kenny Phillips, the Giants 2008 first-round pick, has chosen to wear No. 21 as a tribute to Sean Taylor.
Thursdays Free for Michaels	5/13/2008 11:53 PM
Al Michaels will not spend any of his Thursday nights in November and December working for the NFL Network after all.
Ex-Patriots Assistant Sends the N.F.L. Eight Tapes	5/8/2008 10:30 AM
The videotapes show that the team recorded play-calling signals by coaches of five opponents in six games between the 2000 and 2002 seasons, in violation of league rules.
Four Players Who Came Out of Africa Return to Help	5/8/2008 1:40 PM
Four African football players made a charity mission to Nigeria in March, and now there is talk of recruiting more professional athletes with money and connections to the continent.
N.F.L. Is Taking Cable Fight to the F.C.C.	5/7/2008 11:44 PM
The league’s filing contends that Comcast, the nation’s largest cable operator, is discriminating against the NFL Network.
Coughlin’s Playful Side Has Deep Roots in Florida	5/5/2008 11:06 PM
Most people rarely see Tom Coughlin in anything less than full intensity. But those close to him have long said that the public image was only a partial reflection.
Jets Rookie Is Undeterred by the Crowd at Tight End	5/4/2008 11:32 PM
Rookie Dustin Keller caught 68 passes for 881 yards last season for Purdue. But he will face increased pressure to develop his blocking skills in the N.F.L.
A New Jet Will Try to Outrun His Height	5/4/2008 12:34 AM
No matter how many touchdowns he scores, there is one statistic that Danny Woodhead, who signed with the Jets last week as an undrafted free agent, cannot escape. He is 5 feet 7 inches.
Steroid Maker Says He Taught About N.F.L. Loopholes	5/1/2008 11:23 PM
David Jacobs, who was sentenced to probation on Thursday for distributing steroids and H.G.H., said he advised about 10 N.F.L. players on gaming the league’s drug-testing policy.
A Student of Kicking Passes a Test and Lands in the N.F.L.	5/1/2008 11:41 AM
Benjamin Dato’s journey as a kicker has taken him from the soccer fields of Wyomissing, Pa., to a free-agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens.
Football: An Officer and a Linebacker for the N.F.L.	4/30/2008 1:14 AM
Instead of going to Iraq after graduating from West Point, Caleb Campbell will be allowed to play professional football for the Detroit Lions while remaining on active duty.
Cheering Section: Dying of Cancer, but Full of Life Lessons	5/10/2008 11:41 PM
Randy Pausch, who has pancreatic cancer and whose book, “The Last Lecture,” has been an inspiration to many, was invited to a Pittsburgh Steelers practice.
Sports of The Times: A Decade of Sins Deserves a Year Out	5/9/2008 12:05 AM
The league needs to send a message in how it deals with Bill Belichick and his extensive video library of N.F.L. spy tapes.
Sports of The Times: A Son’s Death, a Mother’s Agony, a Country’s Shame	5/8/2008 9:54 AM
Mary Tillman’s book reminds readers that, while athletes have died in wars before, her son Pat’s death in Afghanistan was different because of the way he was used, posthumously, blatantly.

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