Has anyone ever seen these before? This was a first for me. SIAP.
http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/docs-smu- ... eyer-29336
Meyer exhibits
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Re: Meyer exhibits
I have documents with Meyer's handwriting on them. I am not a handwriting expert but there is no similarity in the documents I have and these presented.
I know this is a posters collection that he had with his programs. That doesn't authenticate these documents.
Did players get paid, yes we know that. Is this proof of how got paid and how much, I have no idea.
There isn’t a date. There isn’t any last names. There isn’t any handwriting confirmation.
I also have a letter from Meyer on New England Patriots letterhead which is very different from this heading. So it would be interesting to know what type of stationary was used cause it sure isn’t a letterhead. Was this a note pad? And could anyone, including a PO’ed player like Matt Cavanaugh have access to that note pad?
This is juicy stuff that make eventually turns in to Urban legend on the Net. But I haven’t seen one thing that indicates that these documents are authentic.
I know this is a posters collection that he had with his programs. That doesn't authenticate these documents.
Did players get paid, yes we know that. Is this proof of how got paid and how much, I have no idea.
There isn’t a date. There isn’t any last names. There isn’t any handwriting confirmation.
I also have a letter from Meyer on New England Patriots letterhead which is very different from this heading. So it would be interesting to know what type of stationary was used cause it sure isn’t a letterhead. Was this a note pad? And could anyone, including a PO’ed player like Matt Cavanaugh have access to that note pad?
This is juicy stuff that make eventually turns in to Urban legend on the Net. But I haven’t seen one thing that indicates that these documents are authentic.