Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh saw his team fall just short in losing to the New England Patriots in last season's AFC title game. He still sees a black mark, however, in how the Patriots achieved their great success under Bill Belichick — based on what happened five years ago.
In an interview with Baltimore FM radio station WIYY 97.9 ("98 Rock") on Tuesday morning, Harbaugh fielded a question about the New Orleans Saints' current bounty scandal, and used it as an opportunity to the revisit the Patriots' Spygate controversy from 2007 — when it was revealed the team had videotaped the opposition's defensive signals in a game against the New York Jets.
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