Letter to USA Today

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If you want to see Nancy Armour's despicable attack on our beloved New England Patriots, Google or Bing it.  I'm not even going to give it the courtesy of a link.  Such a hit job....deflate gate this, you witch, Nancy!

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Dear USA Today

It is disturbing that Antonio Brown's accuser,  Britney Taylor, did not file a police report or press criminal charges. ESPN Sports Reporter Jeff Darlington wrote "Antonio Brown entered into settlement discussions in April, which included mediation in May, culminating in a deadline last Sunday night to sign a monetary agreement that would end the sexual assault claims against him. He chose not to sign it.   Sounds like a little gold-digging by Ms. Taylor along with extortion.

Armour brings irrelevant information into her hit piece rather than investigate players targeting athletes they want to inflict pain on, from high school to the NFL.   Armour doesn't seem to remember The Bonecrusher, Bernard Pollard who, according to Wikipedia: " acquired the nickname "Patriot-Killer" as a professional, after inflicting injuries which would ultimately alter four New England Patriots seasons^[1][2] and ended Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady's 2008 season."

The Patriots have had to tune out serious injuries inflicted by angry players not talented enough to get to perform on a team filled with talent.  Serious injuries inflicted by the Nancy Armour types who fail to realize that in this country someone is presumed innocent until found otherwise. 

Yes, we know Armour's job isn't to write real opinion pieces or do real reporting, it's all about getting eyeballs.

Ms. Taylor never went to the police, and Nancy Armour wants to play Rev Al Sharpton when this could be Tawana Brawley redux.

Well, Nancy got me to send this letter, so that seems to be part of her goal with such a poorly written piece.

Joe Viglione

P.O. Box 2392

Woburn MA 01888