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05-12-2015, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND
There is the issue; if Brady's phone had nothing incriminating on it, why hasn't Don Yee released the transcript? I think 4 games for something that lots of teams probably do is extreme, but it seems like something shady was done and covered up, no matter how stupidly the investigation was handled....
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probably because the players union advised him not to hand over personal texts or emails and I don't blame them.
I think if anything happened in that bathroom, it was McNally on his own checking the balls to be sure they were not 16 psi or something, there is no way Tom asked one of them to lower pressure after the ref approved them. Tom is not a liar, but I think McNally lied. And as far as Brady's comment about not knowing McNally, that was taken out of context by Wells much like a lot of his report was one sided. |
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05-12-2015, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Slipknot
probably because the players union advised him not to hand over personal texts or emails and I don't blame them.
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Maybe, but if his sheets were clean, and this would indicate it played out exactly as you say below, he should release them
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Originally Posted by Slipknot
I think if anything happened in that bathroom, it was McNally on his own checking the balls to be sure they were not 16 psi or something, there is no way Tom asked one of them to lower pressure after the ref approved them. Tom is not a liar, but I think McNally lied. And as far as Brady's comment about not knowing McNally, that was taken out of context by Wells much like a lot of his report was one sided.
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That's how you see it. I doubt highly that McNally just took it upon himself to let some PSI off the ball w/o the QB's knowledge. |
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05-12-2015, 10:27 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Slipknot
I think if anything happened in that bathroom, it was McNally on his own checking the balls to be sure they were not 16 psi or something, there is no way Tom asked one of them to lower pressure after the ref approved them.
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Which would be backed up by the texts stating that the refs over inflated balls in the past, which I'm sure Brady threw a fit over.
Here's why the whole story makes no sense. If Brady really was a chronic offender you'd have a lot of people coming out of the woodwork to cash in. Where are they?
And the evidence on the field is clear, ball inflation doesn't seem to have an impact on the quality of his game.
So where's the motive? |
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