Why you should believe Brady is actually innocent

[Fencer]

dude

he asked them to break a very insignificant rule, but a rule none the less

When? How? What process did they use to break it? Why was this process never discovered by the league? How did you figure it out, when the league spent millions of dollars without doing so?

 

[Fencer]

Pretty quickly after the incident happened the Patriots suspended/fired the two guys found to be a part of this with Brady. Why fire them if nothing is wrong?

Because Troy Vincent told them to. Now they're asking Vincent for permission to hire the guys back.

 

[cdumler7]

Because Troy Vincent told them to. Now they're asking Vincent for permission to hire the guys back.

I'm sure the league told them to do lots of things in this situation yet they didn't do it.

 

[Fencer]

AT this point Brady winning his case has nothing to do with whether he cheated or not. That is not what was decided.

That part I agree with. Hence my post.

 

[Fencer]

I'm sure the league told them to do lots of things in this situation yet they didn't do it.

Why?

 

[Rock Strongo]

When? How? What process did they use to break it? Why was this process never discovered by the league? How did you figure it out, when the league spent millions of dollars without doing so?

read the texts between the ball boys themselves and then look at a HOF qb calling a low level equipment guy for hours at a time.

the league did discover this, its why it went to court.

stop making the rest of us look bad.

 

[Rock Strongo]

Because Troy Vincent told them to. Now they're asking Vincent for permission to hire the guys back.

they were never fired, just suspended.

and the commissioner himself has to approve their return.

 

[umichgradfan]

tl;dr

And, THIS is the problem. You have the attention span of a gnat.

 

[HammerDown]

And, THIS is the problem. You have the attention span of a gnat.

Which is why I'm begging and pleading for you to entertain me.

So far you've left me disappointed and entirely dissatisfied in that regard.

 

[BigKen]

NFL Rules state that no one is all owed to have any equipment on the field that can alter the game balls. Why is it that the Colts Equipment Manager had an air gauge and used it to "measure" the intercepted ball? How many times did he stick the gauge into the ball? Why isn't he being disciplined for having an "illegal" piece of ball altering equipment on the field? Oh sorry, Mike Kensil gave him permission.

 

[Davis_Mike]

The judge didn't rule on his guilt or innocence, he ruled on whether the NFL has the authority to suspend him.

 

[umichgradfan]

Which is why I'm begging and pleading for you to entertain me.

So far you've left me disappointed and entirely dissatisfied in that regard.

Happy to oblige.

 

[HammerDown]

The judge didn't rule on his guilt or innocence, he ruled on whether the NFL has the authority to suspend him.

Pats fans refuse to accept that this isn't criminal court.

 

[Fencer]

read the texts between the ball boys themselves and then look at a HOF qb calling a low level equipment guy for hours at a time.

the league did discover this, its why it went to court.

stop making the rest of us look bad.

I repeat my questions -- how do you think this cheating occurred?

 

[Fencer]

The judge didn't rule on his guilt or innocence, he ruled on whether the NFL has the authority to suspend him.

Than you for agreeing with my post!!

 

[Fencer]

Which is why I'm begging and pleading for you to entertain me.

So far you've left me disappointed and entirely dissatisfied in that regard.

Oddly, that's what the hookers say about you.

 

[Rock Strongo]

I repeat my questions -- how do you think this cheating occurred?

wow

ok

so brady likes a ball a certain way. after the refs approve them (regardless of their own ineptness) they are game ready.

ball boys would take these approved balls to the field and on their way, stop and let air out. the problem is....thats against the rules and nearly impossible to quickly and accurately let 1 psi out, which explains the varying pressure levels in the balls.

the whole "gas law" stuff does apply, but at a very very small part. its impact is so minor, but allowable for argument...

so, as common sense dictates...a guy who like his footballs a certain way, was in constant contact with what is akin to mail room employees at a fortune 500 company. it doesnt make sense unless there was a nefarious reason to do so.
brady had them do this. you are a naive clown if you think otherwise.

then again, at least 63 other QB's in the NFL do similar stuff, brady was just caught thats all.

and right now, every NFL players favorite guy is tom brady. he just gave them a bunch of their collective rights back, that they bargained away.

 

[PDay8810]

stop making the rest of us look bad.

My vote for post of the day
blind leading the blind

 

[cdumler7]

Why?

Why? Because this whole situation has been terrible for both the Patriots and the League with this bad PR. I'm sure the league told them many things that would help out in this situation trying to save face.

 

[cerealboi]

tl;dr

Tom Brady cheated.

So did Antonio Gates. I'm just waiting for the investigation of other chargers players who knew Gates was roiding. Those guys should be suspended too. Right?



Or are you going to switch back to being a Titans fan?