If secondhand accounts of speaking with Matt Walsh hasn’t filled your needs to hear from a videographer turned golf pro, the man himself will be on HBO’s Real Sports tomorrow night.

The Boston Globe has some excerpts from the interview and, needless to say, Walsh’s accounts don’t mirror those of Bill Belichick.

“Coach Belichick’s explanation for having misinterpreted the rules. To me, that really didn’t sound like taking responsibility for what we had done, especially considering the great lengths that we had gone through, uh, to hide what we were doing.”

Walsh goes into great detail about cover stories the team created for why they needed an extra camera and fingered Patriots video coordinator Jimmy Dee as the man who educated him about evading detection.

Walsh also scoffed at the notion that Belichick “couldn’t pick him out of a lineup,” saying Belichick’s wife bought him a Christmas gift and, via this account in the Providence Journal of the interview, repeated the story told by Arlen Specter about a quarterback telling him that tapes he made of Tampa’s defensive signals resulted in Drew Bledsoe being told the correct defense he was about to face 75% of the time during a 2000 game.

Walsh’s comments in full paint a far larger picture than the one that Roger Goodell gave on Tuesday. By destroying the evidence and declaring the case closed, the NFL created an appearance of covering their own rear when total transparency would be the easiest way for this to really fade into the night.