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Not only highest rated super bowl ever, highest rated TV show ever. Think all the inflategate nonsense had anything to do with it ? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
controversy sells
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Those Texts are hilarious. Got some real geniuses working for you.
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"Likely," "most probably" "known in general"
Why didn't they just come out and say they couldn't determine what happened? |
People like Slip and Spence who thought there was no involvement from Brady have their head in smelly places.
That being said,this really amounts to nothing. We are still Super Bowl Champs so the rest of the country can suck it Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
smelly places, right
worse than eel slime smell I am fine with supporting my team and being loyal no definitive evidence, all circumstantial the league knows how to cover their arse hiring wells, like that conclusion is impartial. It was a Witch Hunt, follow the evidence, it clearly shows who accused who and who knew about the sting operation. I'll have to read the report. bunch on non sense like I said , and over a 50 cent crime. I still want to know when the Vikings will get punished for warming up balls even after the refs told them to stop??? consistency? I think not |
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WOW to use the word evidence in an investigation .. and then present a conclusion of Probably in is just short of amazing!
( did or didn't should be the only to acceptable answers ) some Patriots staff probably deflated balls "Based on the evidence, it also is our view that it is more probable than not that Tom Brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities |
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wanted posters should be everywhere
with Wells mug shot on them for he is guilty of the crime of grosley exaggerated endangerment of the TRUTH in this feeble report |
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You Pats fans need to embrace cheating rather than being so defensive about it.
Did Tom know the balls were underinflated, Absolutely! Did Tom request them that way, Most likely ! Who the hell cares. Every qb in the league probably does the same. denying it has just made things worse. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Brady's agent said the investigation was "flawed". I guess he knew it would be and that is why Brady refused to release his text messages.
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prob. bc they know that Brady talked on the phone and traded text messaes with the deflator (even thought he denied knowing the guy).
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Don't know why the deflators even turned over their phones.
It's personal and private. This isn't a criminal investigation. Last time I checked all conversation is considered private anyway. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Patrick just posted this on Facebook - its a great perspective on what some may call cheating and others call it "gaining a competitive advantage".
http://yourteamcheats.com/ |
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Then I remember they had a video of Ray Rice dragging his unconscious girlfriend out of an Elevator and Goodell suspends him for 4 games. Didn't actually suspend him for the season until a second video actually showing him punching her in the face surfaced. Like there wasn't enough evidence from the 1st video to really punish the guy.... . No . Friggin CLue |
ya know, ....it's a two way street
they wanna mess with Pats Fans and Basically they already have insulted the whole team we can boycott anything that's non Patriots including ANYTHING they try to sell and not watch NFL Commercials we number in the millions |
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Not a chance with all the haters out there. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Poor Tom .......
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The NFL desperately needs a diversion right now to take the attention off much more serious issues like brain injuries, felons on the field, and guys beatin on women. Brady gives them that diversion and Goodell is waking up every morning thankful to the press for talking about air pressure.
If you want to talk cheating how bout those sticky gloves receivers wear. Or google Lester Hayes for some old time stickum photos. |
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Who cares???
It's a game. And they used a "scientific consulting firm" that was also quoted as saying cigarette smoke can't cause cancer. I'm not political at all- but I find it insane that Tom Brady not handing over his cell phone for an investigation about the psi of a football gets more coverage than Hillary deleting all her emails surrounding her investigation that literally cost lives. People need lives or to re-order their priorities. |
amen Greg!!! If people put as much energy into productive things as they do into stupid professional sports, the world would be a much better place. Watch the games, be entertained and be done with it. It's not like fishing - we obsess over every little detail on these pages and it results in everybody being a better fisherman - real results! Sports fans obsess over every little detail and where does it get them? An overall more stupid population that would much rather see their children succeed at sports than academics.
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The NFL hires a firm to do the investigating. So surprising that the NFL has been found with no fault at all for how they botched this up. Two pressure gages with two different results. Colts footballs having 3 of 4 tested under inflated with one of the gages. NFL screwed this up so bad it's embarrassing. Even if the Pats did do something wrong the NFL's dealing with it on AFC Championship game day could not have been worse.
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You may want to do some research to get your facts correct. it was Fred Biletnikoff who started using Stickum. Lester Hayes started using it later. At the time it was not against any rules. Look it up ! Same goes for the forward fumble rule that the Raiders used as an advantage but not against the rules at the time. Then you had Ben Davidson using his hand and forearm as a club knocking guys out, again not against any rule at the time. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
[QUOTE=Rockport24;1072388 If people put as much energy into productive things as they do into stupid professional sports, the world would be a much better place. Sports fans obsess over every little detail and where does it get them? An overall more stupid population that would much rather see their children succeed at sports than academics.[/QUOTE]
well said..... brawling over\after soccer matches comes to mind.... |
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I think its the Patriots that should be fined just for having this roque moron McNally work for them.
At 6:30 with 10 minutes till kickoff, McNally decides to take the approved and marked bag of balls out of the Officials Locker room (that has a bathroom with 3 urinals and 3 toilets) and without permission takes them down the tunnel and into a single bathroom to what he said latter was to use the urinal there during the mysterious 1 minute and 40 seconds. But Genius was told during questioning that there was no urinal in that bathroom so he had to change his story a few times. So with 5 minutes to kickoff, the officials cannot find the balls, they have an officials run back to get the back up balls and finally they see McNally and the balls on the sidelines. So we have an AFC Championship game where they cannot find the Patriot balls when 50 million people are ready to watch the game. I think McNally may have acted alone because he is that nuts. |
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McNally may be nuts but Brady was also nuts saying he didn't know him when that was a lie. |
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whatever the suspension is.... I hope Brady gets mad.. comes back and jams it up everyone's ace and goes undefeated for his remaining games, and RUN-UP the damn scores as high as possible.
I want to see games with scores like 65 to 7.... :patshelmet: |
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That is taken out of context If you follow the question , it was worded at a previous time Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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