NFL Appeals Process (Br*dy)

Are you sure about that? Because some of Brady's texts were used in the Wells Report

 

Too many people are confusing this process with a court of law. (Criminal, it seems).

Too many episodes of Law and Order.

 

Yes, I am.
Br*dy refused the follow up requests, when Wells team was asking about specific additional info.

 

So Brady approved of them using the texts in the wells report but not others?

 

Texts go both ways. The ones in the Wells Report did not come off his phone, but those of others.

 

That's my point. In theory, who else would he have been texting about this if he barely texted the guys involved?

 

Any audit has two parts: General exploratory and then specific follow-up.
Brady met with them for the general part (remember his claim that he met with the team?). Then Wells people got evidence from ballboys and asked for the specific follow up meeting. That's what Brady refused to give.

Same shit as with McNally, btw. First they asked for his records for general exploration. Then they asked for another meeting to ask him what he meant by "deflator" - the follow up meeting. That's when Pats obstructed not letting to setup the follow up.

You're CO, right? You should see this process often: detectives keep coming back for follow up interviews. As new evidence emerges, new questions arise.

 

Brady can't win. Pretty sure even Kraft knows.