Let's hope he won't be asked to.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl-fi...s-probably-deflated-balls-171700083--nfl.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl-fi...s-probably-deflated-balls-171700083--nfl.html
NFL finds Patriots employees probably deflated balls
An NFL investigation released Wednesday said that New England Patriots employees likely deflated footballs used in the AFC Championship and that quarterback Tom Brady was probably ''at least generally aware'' of the rules violations.
Are you thinking about Troy Brown?Troy Vincent, Brady's former teammate, will decide on Brady's punishment, if any.
http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/201...bly-ahead-of-every-other-player-in-the-draft/In post-draft comments Saturday, Belichick said that “from a run-blocking standpoint, I’d say he’s probably ahead of every other player in the draft. Unless there was another one from Georgia Southern or Georgia Tech or whatever, but this guy ran blocked in one game more than some teams did all season.”
I didnt realize ESPN has morphed into the NFL now.Sad that this is all ESPN can think to talk about. For how much longer are we supposed to pretend that the air pressure of a football is an intriguing sports topic?
Yes. Yes they did.I didnt realize ESPN has morphed into the NFL now.
Did the Patriots cheat every time they won anything?
I guess on company phones which had records of the text messages, and the NFL asked the Patriots to hand over the records.How did they get ahold of the text messages? Wouldn't they need a subpoena or something?
yeah that article talks about it a little bit. Brady didn't have to turn in his personal phone since this is not a criminal case.I guess on company phones which had records of the text messages, and the NFL asked the Patriots to hand over the records.
gfys mark schlereth.. yeah it's alot worse to pump crowd noise than to tamper with game balls. what a f*cking idiot.Mark Schlereth said:I believe that Brady cheated! I also believe that the Falcons pumping crowd noise in the stadium is far more of an egregious violation
Of course he would have. What do you think he's going to do, go into the huddle and say, "Tom, I know you like the football to be soft, but this feels like it might be 1 PSI too soft, I'm going to have to tell the officials and refuse to play until they confirm it's okay"?Let's hope he won't be asked to.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl-fi...s-probably-deflated-balls-171700083--nfl.html
I think they're probably on the same level. The impression I've gotten throughout this whole saga is that lots of teams try to or do manipulate the ball, and the NFL's standards of enforcement with regards to game balls are so lax as to be laughable.https://twitter.com/markschlereth/status/596339728233857025
gfys mark schlereth.. yeah it's alot worse to pump crowd noise than to tamper with game balls. what a f*cking idiot.