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Ernie Adams amused by Patriots secret revelation
A recent analysis revealed that the Patriots used a strategic video board illusion during field goal attempts at Gillette Stadium to disorient opposing kickers. The tactic involved displaying a double set of goal posts with off-center visuals, creating a disorienting effect in windy conditions, and was used exclusively by the Patriots according to the researcher. NFL policies permit this practice as it falls under the "All-22 view" guidelines, and similar tactics are known to occur in college football. Statistically, the Patriots' success rate on field goals at home suggests the illusion may have provided a competitive advantage.
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