IRVING, Texas — As it turns out, the NFL’s investigation into Spygate 2.0 isn’t quite done yet.
In a process that is building toward an interesting conclusion, NFL executives speaking at Wednesday’s owners meetings urged for patience surrounding the probe into a New England Patriots video crew that violated league rules by filming the Cincinnati Bengals’ sideline during a game against the Cleveland Browns last Sunday. Both NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and executive vice president Troy Vincent said the league would retire back to its Park Avenue offices on Thursday to continue weighing information gathered in the incident before rendering judgment.