Trouble for UC: Spygate 2.0

[*PhilHos*]

(09-29-2022, 11:18 AM)michaelsean Wrote: So we are back to Zac being a genius?

[Nepa]

(09-29-2022, 11:03 AM)Rubekahn29 Wrote: All this stuff going against Miami makes me feel uneasy. It seems when adversity strikes our opponents we always come out on the losing side. (Not scientific) just a feeling

Well, Miami will certainly have the edge on sympathy. Driven out from Florida early due to the Hurricane. Millions in their state without power. Now a fan recording and posting their walkthrough.

[*rfaulk34*]

(09-29-2022, 10:42 AM)PhilHos Wrote: Serious question: could the Bengals get in trouble for adjusting their gameplan based on what was in those videos? (assume its obvious based ont he Bengals seemingly know all the Dolphins plays before they're run)

Phil, that shouldn't be a serious question. It was a walk thru. It's not like they're going to study what they were doing and know what they're going to run and when or even if specific plays are going to be run. 

The Bengals, besides being illegal, aren't going to adjust anything based on what the Dolphins did yesterday. 

[740Bengal]

(09-29-2022, 11:18 AM)PhilHos Wrote:

Not at all. 

[BengalsLUFC]

As a Leeds United fan I have never heard of a team spying on another team’s training session….honest.

If the dolphins want to practice in full view of students then it’s bound to end up on social media, of course the Bengals will have seen it and hopefully it’s used in our game plan.

[CJD]

This was just some UC student recording what was openly visible from basically the entire UC campus (since the stadium sits directly between many of the dorms and dining hall and the main campus, many students walk through the stadium on a daily basis) and then immediately posting it to twitter.

It has nothing to do with the Bengals or the NFL and it certainly isn't on the level of Spygate. We'll be fine.

[*pally*]

NFL security is looking into situation from yesterday when a Miami Dolphins practice in Cincinnati was filmed and posted on social media, according to a league source.

— Al Butler (@ALaboutSports) September 29, 2022

[Sled21]

(09-29-2022, 12:46 PM)pally Wrote:

NFL security is looking into situation from yesterday when a Miami Dolphins practice in Cincinnati was filmed and posted on social media, according to a league source.

— Al Butler (@ALaboutSports) September 29, 2022

Le them look into it. Unless the Bengals sent that person to film it, there's no way they are culpable. And if the Bengals HAD sent that person, no way it would have wound up on social media.

[grampahol]

My prediction for the game day thread.. SOMEBODY WILL blame any bad snap on Zac for not studying the video in detail.. 
Just in case I've prepared a short video presentation with Annette Funicello to help you out. 

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

Nothing to see here IMO.

Watch the previous 3 games and be prepared for anything. Play high low to keep the speed from burning us deep.

Same way we played Tyreek in the AFC Championship. Just have to do it with both him and Waddle in this game.

Hilton was talking about this, Bates, Bell, Awuzie and even Apple should be well prepared for this game.

More so than any other Secondary they know how to play these types of WR's.

[*Awful Llama*]

(09-29-2022, 11:12 AM)michaelsean Wrote: Maybe the Dolphins did it on purpose knowing they'd be seen.  This is some CIA level double agent shit.

[*pally*]

The "investigation" should end with this

For what it’s worth, the Dolphins were given the option of using the Sheakley practice facility before or after the Bearcats practiced. The bubble isn’t up, but there are probably fewer places for students to watch. Neither facility offers total privacy and the team was aware https://t.co/9zZ2RbcFcz

— Dan Hoard (@Dan_Hoard) September 29, 2022

[jj22]

Media strikes again... They will make this a scandal.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/29/report-nfl-security-investigates-whether-someone-filmed-dolphins-practice-on-wednesday/

"someone" sounds far more scandalous then a UC student.

[*pally*]

(09-29-2022, 03:14 PM)jj22 Wrote: Media strikes again... They will make this a scandal.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/29/report-nfl-security-investigates-whether-someone-filmed-dolphins-practice-on-wednesday/

"someone" sounds far more scandalous then a UC student.

Florio loves making up his own narrative

[grampahol]

Obviously the biggest crime of the past 100 years..some guy with a cell phone!    Hey! I have a cell phone. Should I make plans to flee the country?  I hear Russia is looking for anyone with a pulse.. 

[Housh]

(09-29-2022, 10:31 AM)QueenCity Wrote: Bengals can't be held responsible from Miami negligence. This sounds like a random person anyways... I highly doubt any of these videos made it to Zac Taylor desk.

If Taylor didn’t watch these videos he’s an idiot……




I’m sorry



It’s not his fault the Dolphins practiced at Nippert stadium. To me that’s stupid. Go to Central State University or Akron or somewhere where 99% of the ppl there aren’t Bengals fans.


This is damn near negligence on the Dolphins part

[Alice]

And if it was your practice being filmed, you would all feel the same?

[Truck_1_0_1_]

(09-29-2022, 04:25 PM)Alice Wrote: And if it was your practice being filmed, you would all feel the same?

Yes.

Stupidity/ignorance isn't only reserved for opposing teams.

[Sled21]

(09-29-2022, 04:25 PM)Alice Wrote: And if it was your practice being filmed, you would all feel the same?

Well let's see, if our coach was stupid enough to hold practice in a facility that was open and had hundreds of college students walking through it, and the thought that one of them might take enough interest in an NFL team's practice that they would pull their cellphone out and film it, especially in this day and age where everything gets filmed with a cellphone, including what people eat, then yes, I would feel the same way. Your coach is an idiot. 

[*pally*]

The #Dolphins noticed people watching their walkthrough Wednesday in Cincinnati, so they made a sly adjustment: All the clips circulating on Twitter have 12 players on offense.

Fake plays? Fake routes on real plays? Either way, Mike McDaniel and company staying one step ahead. pic.twitter.com/wTGKY0Eswh

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) September 29, 2022