All spied out

I have to say it. Like a lot of other people, I've had enough of Spygate.

Were the Patriots wrong in what they did? Of course they were. Could the penalties against them have been harsher? Yeah, it would've hurt more if they had to forfeit both their first-round picks, not just one.

But enough is enough. As my colleague Vinny DiTrani wrote in yesterday's Record, let's move on. Everyone but Sen. Arlen Specter seems ready to do so. There's nothing new here folks, nothing to see, keep moving. There was no walkthrough video of the Rams the day before the Super Bowl, although maybe there's some footage out there of the Rams' cheerleaders practicing. That is, if Walsh farmed out the video camera to the same guy who worked the San Diego game.   

The revelation about current Jets' assistant coach Brian Daboll [then with the Pats] asking Walsh for some info after being at the walkthrough was about the only interesting revelation this week.

Again, did the NFL handle this well? No, but there's not much left to this story