This latest Patriots cheating fiasco, often dubbed "Videogate" is not an isolated incident. In fact the New England Patriots have been cheating for years. There is an overwhelming body of evidence that demonstrates New England's lack of respect or the rules of the game, even dating as far back as the 2001 season!

January 27, 2002:  AFC Championship game: New England Cheaters vs. Pittsburg Steelers @ Pittsburg; Final Outcome New England 24, Pittsburg 17.

 Steelers' Ward: Pats had help in '02 title game
'They were calling our stuff out. They knew a lot of our calls,' receiver says
“Ward is certain the Patriots, while known for the thoroughness of their scouting under coach Bill Belichick, had some kind of unusual help before their 24-17 upset victory in Pittsburgh in the January 2002 AFC championship game. The Patriots went on to win the first of their three Super Bowls.
“Oh, they knew,” Ward said Wednesday. “They were calling our stuff out. They knew, especially that first championship game here at Heinz Field. They knew a lot of our calls. There’s no question some of their players were calling out some of our stuff.” “Steelers cornerback Deshea Townsend also felt suspicious, if only for one play he didn’t identify, during one of the AFC title games.”
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February 6th 2005  Superbowl XXXIX: New England Cheaters vs. Philadelphia Eagles. Final Outcome: New England 24, Philadelphia 21.

Eagles now suspicious about title loss to Pats
New England always had answers for blitzes during 2005 Super Bowl Sheldon Brown and the Eagles hoped a blitz would rattle Tom Brady. One problem: Every time the Eagles rushed Brady in the Super Bowl, the Patriots nullified the defensive attack with screen passes. Lots of them. On almost every play defensive coordinator Jim Johnson called for a blitz, the Patriots used the short pass to confuse the Eagles. After the Patriots beat the Eagles 24-21 in 2005 to win the Lombardi Trophy, Brown thought the Patriots beat them with nothing but sharp offensive playcalling. Now, he’s not so sure.
“Do I think about it? Mmm hmmm,” said Brown, their starting cornerback. “It’s crazy. I just don’t know how far back it goes. Something’s not right about that.” Brown said he noticed a difference in New England’s playcalling in the second quarter. After the Patriots gained only 45 yards in the first quarter, they had 286 over the next three.
Brady hit running back Corey Dillon and gained 29 total yards on a pair of screens to open New England’s first full drive of the second quarter. They didn’t score on that drive, but did on four of the next five drives. The Patriots went to the screen pass again on the decisive drive early in the fourth quarter, this time with Brady connecting with Kevin Faulk on two passes for 27 yards.
“I was like, ’Man, I never saw that many screens,” Brown said.
Brown wonders if it was normal playcalling from a team good enough to win three Super Bowls in four seasons, a Patriots team that used a strong scouting report to gain a fair edge, or was somebody picking up the Eagles defensive calls from a sideline camera that deprived them of a fair shot?
The headline over a picture of Belichick on the back page of Thursday’s Philadelphia Daily News might have said it all: “Counterfeit RING: Spy Scandal Helps Explain Birds’ Super Bowl Loss.”
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New England Cheating is No Surprise to the Jaguars
The news [of New Englands Cheating] didn’t surprise the Jaguars, who were skeptical of a situation that happened at New England two years ago in the playoffs.
“Our coach-to-quarterback system mysteriously malfunctioned the entire first half,” said Del Rio, whose team was assessed two delay-of-game penalties in the first 20 minutes and eventually lost 28-3.
Although no one blamed the Patriots for Jacksonville’s headset problems, defensive end Paul Spicer said allegations involving the three-time Super Bowl champions were nothing new.
“This ain’t news,” Spicer said. “I’ve heard it in the past. They finally got caught. ... The Patriots got caught. They’re busted.”
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