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One potential source of information/evidence could be, in our view, last Thursday night’s ring ceremony at the home of Patriots owner Robert Kraft. Former Patriots executive Jack Easterby, now a key member of the Texans’ front office, attended the event. Communications between Easterby and Caserio could become proof of impermissible discussions regarding the job — especially since the job became vacant the very next day.


Probably gonna lose some draft picks I'd think.... the cows are falling apart.
 
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Houston is FUCKERED.

If anyone knows about tampering, it’s Bobby “ Happy Ending” Craft.
 
Interesting that Houston just suddenly and unexpectedly hired their relatively new gm.
 
John McClain got buggered. This was 3 days ago.

The Houston Chronicle reports the Texans have formally requested permission to interview Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio for their general manager vacancy.
Per reporter John McClain, they are "waiting to hear back." McClain says Caserio is the Texans' "first choice" to replace Brian Gaine. Bill O'Brien is going all in on trying to replicate his former team, though that gambit, despite some notable successes, has typically failed.

Did the Pats say no but the Texans still interviewed him?
 
Pats just working the system for another draft pick

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7. DISCIPLINE.
(a) Enhanced Penalties. Tampering is a corrosive practice that undermines both the integrity of the game and relationships among clubs. Accordingly, as the Competition Committee advised in 2015, and as the Committee reaffirmed in 2016, more stringent discipline for documented cases of tampering is appropriate and necessary.
A club or club employee found guilty of tampering should not expect that the resulting discipline will necessarily be comparable to the discipline that was imposed in any case that was decided prior to the 2015 League Year, even if the facts of the previously decided case were substantially similar to the facts of the case currently under consideration. In most instances, reliance upon those cases will be unavailing.

(b) Incorporation of NFL Constitution and Bylaws. The NFL Anti-Tampering Policy expressly incorporates all relevant provisions of Articles VIII and IX of the NFL Constitution and Bylaws as interpreted herein. Those provisions vest the Commissioner with the full, complete, and final jurisdiction and authority to arbitrate any dispute that in his opinion constitutes conduct detrimental to the best interests of the League or professional football, including, but not limited to, tampering.

(c) Specific Penalties. Any violation of this Anti-tampering Policy will subject the involved club and/or person to severe disciplinary action by the Commissioner. In such cases, in addition to all other penalties provided in the Constitution and Bylaws, the Commissioner may award or transfer a selection choice or choices and/or deprive the offending club of a selection choice or choices, and/or may fine the offending club and/or may fine or suspend with or without pay any involved individuals as appropriate. The League office will promulgate to all clubs the details of any penalties imposed for tampering.
 
sounds like they met with him the day before they even fired their GM, sort of a hush-hush agreement.

Yeah, I just read that the Texans fired their GM the day after the alleged conversion with Caserio took place
 
two billionaires pissing on each other's leg

I doubt much comes from it. Maybe loss of a middle round pick and a fine
 
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