Don Chavez

Former Patriots employee Matt Walsh certified in writing that he will turn over eight stolen videotapes to the NFL that show the signals of opposing teams, but the smoking gun that some believed Walsh might provide - a tape of the St. Louis Rams’ walkthrough prior to Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002 - is not included.
more stories like this

As part of Walsh’s certification, he signed off that all videotapes and documents in his possession - from 2000-02 - have been handed over to the NFL, eliminating the possibility he has a tape of the walkthrough.

According to my sources, which may or may not be real, here is a list of the tapes that Walsh will be turning over to the NFL.

Signals from Dolphins coaches in a Sept. 24, 2000, game.

Bonerjams (Summer of 2001 mix tape)

Offensive and defensive signals of Dolphins coaches from an Oct. 7, 2001, game.

Assablanca

Signals from Bills coaches from a Nov. 11, 2001, game.

Sheepless in Montana

Signals from Browns coaches from a Dec. 9, 2001, game.

Brian’s Schlong (Golden Globe nominee!)

Two tapes of signals from Steelers coaches from the 2001 AFC Championship game, held Jan. 27, 2002.

Throbbinhood

Signals from Chargers coaches from a Sept. 29, 2002, game.

Quite the collection, huh?

Walsh has tapes, but not of walkthrough - Boston Globe