He legally had no authority to do that. On appeal it would be overturned. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
Are you fuckers still trying to convince us Tom Brady did not order his footballs to be deflated? Are you really trying to convince of us that or are you just looking for a way for Brady to weasel out of this? The fucking Deflator took a bag of balls into a bathroom after they were weighed in by refs. The Deflator. WTF do you think he was doing in there? Peeing? GTFO. _
how dumb are you? I was mocking you deflate gate clowns who defend cheaters. if it sounded like deflate gate, that was my intent.
its a fuckin embarrassment. brady should take his punishment like a man and this shit is over with. Instead of carrying on and on like the bitch he is. At the end of the day its just four fuckin games, good grief. Idk what is more pathetic? the fact that it has dragged on this long because Brady is a bitch or the bitch ass NE fans that come here endlessly to defend him even to the point of pure delusion... actually scratch that, the pats fans are more pathetic
lots of adjectives and nonsense in this. if you have some actual facts to share that you'd like someone to take seriously please share just the facts and keep your blabbering crap out of it. links are usually helpful, and opinion pieces from the boston media don't work in this neck of the woods.
http://m.nydailynews.com/sports/fo...court-aug-31-no-settlement-article-1.2330670 http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...estimony-about-communications-with-jastremski
these idiots remind me of the derilict crew which were in Good Will Hunting , but those guys at least were good actors.....these fools can't get out of their own way with their starfucker blindness of a cheater who is also a phony of an NFL player.
you must be certainly ok with your rogue cheating franchise and the billions they extorted from you fair weather fucking fairy fools.
It tells you everything there is to know about this case. The league determined that the Jets screwed with the kicking balls in a game. It was dealt with quietly behind the scenes and an equipment guy was punished. No investigation...no "gate" name...no player suspensions...no draft picks lost....just a routine, ho-hum behind the scenes issue that didn't even warrant any media coverage. Fast forward to 2015...the Pats get accused of this same crime and suddenly it's like the freakin' 1919 Black Sox scandal. It's a pathetic joke how much petty whiny jealousy there is among the rest of the owners.
all these folks just jealous of the jets kicking game. trying to bring that legacy down a notch years after the fact.
lets stop looking at others mistakes and look at your own team's history with bending the rules, getting busted for cheating.....you'll see quickly that Belicheat doesn't care, he's already on to what shenanigans he will pull this season. The complaints from other owners are real.....why is NE the most complained about? Don't tell me it's jealously.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/tom-brady-reportedly-open-1-141715677.html Tom Brady was reportedly open to a 1-game suspension for Deflategate, but the NFL took an incredibly hard line
Why would Brady be awarded an injunction if Berman rules in favor of the NFL? At that point, he would have lost in arbitration and court. Granted he has the right to appeal, but I think an injunction is a stretch.
lets go back to the point of pain for NE and Tom. Remember Brady and his laughing cackles on this radio show, go back further when Burress said only score 17pts....same cackle.....remember the post superbowl win over Eagles when he cackled it's "easy when you know the answers to the test" (New England media has washed those quotes and video from the internet a few years ago) Cheating, or hot air? Brady calls claim Patriots used deflated footballs 'ridiculous' http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2015/...g-if-patriots-used-deflated-footballs-in-afc/ The NFL has confirmed it is looking into charges the New England Patriots cheated Sunday night when they clinched a trip to the Super Bowl Sunday night by using deflated footballs, a charge star quarterback Tom Brady dismissed as "ridiculous." NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed the probe Monday, following the AFC championship game, in which the Patriots demolished the Indianapolis Colts, 45-7. The charge was first made Sunday night, by an Indianapolis reporter, that the NFL had seized at least one game ball from the AFC championship game to examine whether pigskins were intentionally deflated to make them easier to throw and catch. Brady, in his Monday morning appearance on the New England radio station WEEI, called the report, "ridiculous." "I think I've heard it all at this point," Brady said. "That's the last of my worries. I don't even respond to stuff like this." The story first broke when Bob Kravitz, of WTHR in Indiana, reported it. “The NFL is investigating the possibility,” Bob Kravitz, of WTHR, tweeted, adding that, “at one point the officials took a ball out of play and weighed it.” “The NFL is investigating the possibility." - Bob Kravitz, WTHR If the Patriots did cheat, it would not be the first time. The team was penalized a first-round draft pick, fined $250,000 and head coach Bill Belichick was personally fined $500,000 after an investigation by the NFL determined the team had illegally videotaped their opponents hand signals during a 2007 game. And unsubstantiated accusations of cheating have long dogged the team, stemming from their Super Bowl wins in 2002, 2004 and 2005. The St. Louis Rams claimed the team illegally videotaped their walk-through practices prior to the 2002 game, and players on the other defeated opponents have said the Patriots seemed to have inside knowledge of their playbooks. The Patriots lost the Super Bowl in 2008 and 2012, both times to the New York Giants. Deflating footballs would theoretically have made it easier for Brady, who completed 23 of 35 passes for 226 yards and three touchdowns, to throw and for his receivers to catch in the bad weather of Sunday’s game in Foxboro. HOme teams provide the footballs, and then each team manages the use of them, so both teams do not use the same ball. Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck, who had a miserable game, completing 12 of 33 passes for a mere 126 yards. According to NFL rules, home teams are required to provide 36 balls for outdoor games and make the balls available for testing with a pressure gauge prior to the game. The Patriots were also accused of flouting the rules in the game before Sunday’s contest, in which they beat the Baltimore Ravens using unorthodox formations that Ravens Coach John Harbaugh said were designed to confuse the officials and his defense. However, the margin of victory and the fact that the Colts used the same game balls make it unlikely the cheating, if it occurred, had much of an impact on the game’s outcome. If the allegation is proven, the NFL could take away draft picks from the Partriots. The University of Southern California, under Lane Kiffin, was fined for deflating footballs in 2012 against arch-rival Oregon. Kiffin blamed a student-manager, who was fired. Super Bowl XLIX takes place Feb. 1 in Glendale, Arizona. The defending champion Seattle Seahawks, who punched a return ticket with a 28-22 win over the Green Bay Packers prior to the Patriots-Colts game, are a two-and-a-half-point favorite in early betting.