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#DEFLATEGATE: Goodell never had any balls

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My man sounded like he was going to cry up there. That man is scared something he had no knowledge of is going to tarnish his legacy. I believe folks. I believe.

What legacy? He's a system QB who has never won anything without cheating. Outside of cheating, what's his "legacy"? Being a crybaby? Throwing tantrums? Being a poor sport? Whining for penalties?
 
I Believe Brady, he couldn't tell the balls were any different than other games. How would he be able to feel a difference if he always plays with balls that are 2 PSI under the legal level?
 
There is no way in hell a ball attendant deflated 11 footballs by exactly 2 PSI without explicit instructions to do so. His or her sole job is to maintain those in a playable state.

The Patriots are circling the wagons and hoping this goes away. They are playing the safe bet that telling the same lie with protect them, and it very well may. But trying to toss blame on some poor person just doing their damn job is laughable.

Brady has been playing professional football since 2000, and he's been playing the game for far longer than that. He is full of shit trying to argue that he couldn't feel the difference in the balls. Full of shit. This is some lawyered-up bullshit. I can't believe folks are falling for it.

This is a post I 100% agree with, especially the bolded.
 
What legacy? He's a system QB who has never won anything without cheating. Outside of cheating, what's his "legacy"? Being a crybaby? Throwing tantrums? Being a poor sport? Whining for penalties?

Probably owning every single postseason qb stat, but oh well.
 
That is very likely the reason that ball was left unaltered.



Yep. The amount of mental gymnastics you have to go through to believe he didn't realize they were deflated, that they didn't feel any different...is staggering.

But Pats fans are in here saying they believe him and he seems so sincere.

Don't have to be a Pats fan to not go nuts over it. Now we're being told the balls were fixed during the 2nd half and that was when the team played better.

I'm just not seeing why I should be so up in arms yet. Fan or not. Seems like everyone has an agenda here.
 
What legacy? He's a system QB who has never won anything without cheating. Outside of cheating, what's his "legacy"? Being a crybaby? Throwing tantrums? Being a poor sport? Whining for penalties?

Jesus, what team do you root for? You just straight up fucking hate Tom Brady. Chill out, youll live longer.
 
What legacy? He's a system QB who has never won anything without cheating. Outside of cheating, what's his "legacy"? Being a crybaby? Throwing tantrums? Being a poor sport? Whining for penalties?

This is my favorite part of sports. The salt from fans.
 
Francesser going in post-conference.

"How is it possible the NFL hasn't interviewed the quarterback yet? ITS THURSDAY!"

"NFL doesn't want it done. They're gonna wait to hammer them into next year. They think this story is going to go away but the NFL doesn't get in. It's going to be a feeding frenzy."

"11 of 12 balls underinflated all by 2 pounds... but nobody at Patriots knows what happened? Ok."

"Did you hear Brady or Belichick say they talked to anyone in their organization about what happened? ANYONE?"

"Pats believe in fair play? Ok. That's where we're at now. Fined half a million for cheating but they're about fair play."

"Payton got suspended a year, didn't say anything about integrity of sport, all because you didn't like him"

"Why hasn't Bob Kraft said anything? Why isn't he finding out what's happened inside his team?"
 
Jesus, what team do you root for? You just straight up fucking hate Tom Brady. Chill out, youll live longer.

He's a Dolphins troll I think. Trying to remember.

Francesser going in post-conference.

"How is it possible the NFL hasn't interviewed the quarterback yet? ITS THURSDAY!"

"NFL doesn't want it done. They're gonna wait to hammer them into next year. They think this story is going to go away but the NFL doesn't get in. It's going to be a feeding frenzy."

"11 of 12 balls underinflated all by 2 pounds... but nobody at Patriots knows what happened? Ok."

"Did you hear Brady or Belichick say they talked to anyone in their organization about what happened? ANYONE?"

"Pats believe in fair play? Ok. That's where we're at now. Fined half a million for cheating but they're about fair play."

"Payton got suspended a year, didn't say anything about integrity of sport, all because you didn't like him"

"Why hasn't Bob Kraft said anything? Why isn't he finding out what's happened inside his team?"

He's a windbag. Payton was proven to have lied to the NFL directly and that's why he was suspended right? How is this situation similar?
 
What legacy? He's a system QB who has never won anything without cheating. Outside of cheating, what's his "legacy"? Being a crybaby? Throwing tantrums? Being a poor sport? Whining for penalties?
I'm a Jets fan and even I can see how horribly wrong you are.
 
And other people are latching on to any teeny tiny little detail and trying to make it sound like Brady and Belichick should be given the death penalty and the NFL abolished and outlawed. Both sides are dumb, as is usually the case on the Internet. They're either totally innocent Angels of Heaven who raise stranded kittens in their spare time, or guilty monsters who throw babies in blenders, freeze them, and pour them over the football to obtain a lower PSI. No in between. And I say this as a life long Chiefs fan.



It's clear they're guilty and lying, I say give them the strictest penalty possible under the existing rules.

What is that? A fifth round pick? Maybe a fifth and a sixth from the following year? Do that, but wait until next Thursday because otherwise this is a boring as hell two weeks for football.
 
Don't have to be a Pats fan to not go nuts over it. Now we're being told the balls were fixed during the 2nd half and that was when the team played better.

I'm just not seeing why I should be so up in arms yet. Fan or not. Seems like everyone has an agenda here.

People are seriously butthurt. Shit I've been there, but then I usually take the step back and realize how I'm acting.

Stick your ire in Goodells and the Owners' asshole and do something worthwhile with it.

I mean shit, Brady is letting everyone know just how much the NFL has to do with this whole clusterfuck.
 
Don't have to be a Pats fan to not go nuts over it. Now we're being told the balls were fixed during the 2nd half and that was when the team played better.

I'm just not seeing why I should be so up in arms yet. Fan or not. Seems like everyone has an agenda here.

Yeah I mean, they replaced the balls in second half, and the Pats played like a hundred times better. I'm not saying that would justify cheating or that he knew of it, but let's be honest it clearly didn't help them any in the first half.
 
"In a situation like this, sometimes the toughest moments bring up the best things, and the support from the people who love you, and I appreciate the support."

PATS FANS: TOM BRADY APPRECIATES US... WE MUST KEEP IT UP
 
Adding to that I'm especially not seeing the big deal when in this year alone the NFL has dealt with domestic abuse, child abuse, and dirty plays trying to injure on the field.

Unless someone has some statistics or something that can actually quantify what 2 pounds per square inch means in terms advantage in the game I don't see it. People within the NFL itself disagree about its importance.
 
Adding to that I'm especially not seeing the big deal when in this year alone the NFL has dealt with domestic abuse, child abuse, and dirty plays trying to injure on the field.

Unless someone has some statistics or something that can actually quantify what 2 pounds per square inch means in terms advantage in the game I don't see it. People within the NFL itself disagree about its importance.

A bunch of people (at least on radio and sports blogs) keep saying its 15% easier to catch or hold but I'm just not seeing how that's measured. Sounds like a number that was removed from one's rectal space.
 
Adding to that I'm especially not seeing the big deal when in this year alone the NFL has dealt with domestic abuse, child abuse, and dirty plays trying to injure on the field.

Unless someone has some statistics or something that can actually quantify what 2 pounds per square inch means in terms advantage in the game I don't see it. People within the NFL itself disagree about its importance.
Also, Brady and the Pats actually did way better in the second half. After they were fixed :lol

At the end of the day I think the Pats were behind this in some way. Just finding it hard to care.
 
We need a sports science segment more than ever.

But this is also about 2 weeks of dead time in which the media needs anything at all to parade around without actually giving us a proper explanation of how important it is.
 
After much research and long nights, I have found the culprit.

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The best part of that whole reveal was the look of pride on Shane's face as he marveled at what a scumbag his father was, and how he was everything he aspired to be. It was fairly good acting, lol
 
"How can Brady say he likes the ball at 12.5 if he also says he can't tell the difference?"

If you told me a pastrami sandwich has meat in it at 110 degrees and it tastes good, I'd say "Yeah, I like my pastrami meat at 110 degrees." If you then asked me what the difference between pastrami meat at 110 degrees and 100 degrees or 120 degrees, I probably couldn't tell you.

AND SONNY I LOVE PASTRAMI

#MEATGATE2015
#RadioFreeBrady2016
 
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