According to Michael Silver of Yahoo Sports, filmmaker Sean Pamphilon has told him that NFL security called him in order to request the audio tapes of Gregg Williams’ pregame speech from January’s playoff game against the 49ers.
“NFL security called four times on Friday. They want the Gregg Williams tapes,” Pamphilon told Silver.
Pamphilon also told Silver that he wants “Roger Goodell to answer real questions first.” he said he has copies of the tapes “in several locations.”
At the end of the day Pamphilon expects the tapes to be subpoenaed.
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