Seattle Seahawks Reportedly Warned About Patriots Spying Before Super Bowl

September 8, 2015   ·   Mike Chiari   ·   Jump to comments

Eight years after the New England Patriots were disciplined for the Spygate controversy, the Seattle Seahawks were reportedly warned by multiple teams to take extra precautions with regard to their practices prior to Super Bowl XLIX.  
According to Greg Bishop, Michael Rosenberg and Thayer Evans of SI.com, several teams contacted the Seahawks prior to New England's thrilling 28-24 win with words of wisdom about how to ensure the Pats would not gain an unfair advantage.
CBS Sports' Will Brinson added another note from the SI.com report: 
That led to the Seahawks hiring extra security personnel, who investigated the Arizona State University campus and checked for any forms of suspicious activity.
Nothing out of the ordinary was discovered, and the Pats ultimately came out on top in one of the most thrilling Super Bowls of all time.
The Patriots are under the microscope now more than ever before on the heels of the Deflategate situation and four-game sus...

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