If they didn't do anything they should have no problems taking a lie detector test. Make it happen Tanny.
The League provides and handles the balls for the SB because they use a new ball for each play. All balls are auctioned.
Richard Sherman called out Goodell again in the pro-bowl. Said he's too busy worrying about Marshawn's antics than figuring out a punishment for the Patriots.
More and more fans are finding out how buddy buddy these 2 guys are. It is a conflict of interest that should disqualify goodell from being the comish..
huh destroying the tapes before they could go public was the worst thing he could have done. never mind the conflict of interest that is between kraft and goodell. He needs to be extra transparent and extra strict. if not millions of people might as well watch the W.W.E. I know if I am not satisfied with the investigation and then the outcome I will watch football but not with the same passion until roger is gone. I actually love Sherman's quotes today calling out the nfl. Picks and money if they can't find the culprit and if they find out who authorized it suspensions
? no you,re is you are I think he meant "your" as in the possessive I don't think he meant to say you are team.
Yeah because the NFL would try to orchestrate a "sting" for unfounded reasons against a team that has done nothing wrong. Your logic is so homeristic it borders on delusional.
Keep reading near the bottom where he says "Your welcome"....if he's going to call people out, he should at least be able to use proper grammar.
Side point - Hypothetically, if the conditions are so that a ball drops over 1.0 PSI (there is a temperature where this would be possible), wouldn't that mean it would be impossible for a team to set a football at alegal PSI and still be able to be within the threshold at some point during the game? If this is so, why would they have written the rule this way?
No, I'm not. Based on what I've seen, it seems likely that did not happen. Do you have an answer to the question?
Yes. Since this is the first time it happened and since it's 11 balls, it's not a coincidence. Games are played in colder places but never have this problem so clearly this problem is unique to that Patriots game. And since it didn't happen to the Colts balls, clearly someone on the Patriots sideline (I have no idea who and I highly doubt it was Brady or BB who specifically did it) did it.
I wasn't aware that the NFL has previously checked the PSI during games. Thanks for the info. That makes it even more curious as to why they have a ridiculous rule that every team would fail in the right conditions.
You know how you have to maintain your cars tires, which can change pressure over time? You can do that with footballs too. If it feels too light, check the pressure and properly inflate it.
