Overturned - Brady suspension vacated. Let's hear you bitch and moan. Crow $2 a plate

[DirtDirtDirt]

Completely innocent like Miley Cyrus is a virgin.

That freaky crazy broad turns me on

 

[Rock Strongo]

 

[Rock Strongo]

rock and @NWPATSFAN ready for thursday

 

[FlyerFinFan]

after all of this, the rulings, the public scorn the NFL is getting after being ass raped in a court they chose....

if you have to ask the above, just log off and return your PC to best buy.

Never mind you shit in the shower there is no common sense in that mind....haha!

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Why would the NFL go after their star player who brings in revenue for the league unless they felt that they had no choice due to the ridiculous amount of cheating? It would be like a tour promoter suspending Bono before a world tour concert announcement. Come on people think about it yes the process was flawed but it doesn't make the wonderboy innocent...a cheater is a cheater. I bet BB knew exactly what was going on too he knows that color of rocks gotch!

It would be like MLB framing Mike Trout for a failed PED test, because of course that would be "Good for Business"

 

[Dolemite censored]

Congrats to Brady & the Pats.

Fuck off, @DJ.

 

[Carnzo]

I would rather have a QB with zero rings but plays the game with dignity in the HOF than have someone who cheats his way to 4 titles.

Tsk, tsk. Curriculum in New England schools are changing as we speak here. Cheaters prosper!

Whatever it takes to win do it.
Spare me the details, bring me the trophy!
I'm loving it!

 

[The PK]

Completely innocent like Miley Cyrus is a virgin.

Think here daddy took that a long time ago

 

[Manster7588]

I hear what you're saying. What I'm not seeing is direct evidence that Brady cheated or even told the ballboys to "cheat." He may have indicated that he liked the footballs on the lower end of the range, but is there any evidence AT ALL that he told them to deflate the balls below the "legal" range? Let me answer that for you: No.

You need to put that Brady Love doll back in the closet, and learn what circumstancial evidence is. A blind man can see the two ball boys were tampering with the balls and Tom knew. Most Pat fans will freely acknowledge this. People are convicted all the time for murder with just circumstancial evidence. The evidence is there but the punishment simply didn't fit the crime.

 

[umichgradfan]

Maybe the NFL thought the ball boys didnt take it upon themselves to mess with the balls, and that Tom Brady being the only person in the human race to smash his phone to pieces because "I got a new one", was mighty suspicious

But not before he turned over all relevant texts, or did you forget that part and buy into the NFL's lies about what happened?

Suspicion does not equal direct evidence. It's "speculationor "opinion.".

 

[FlyerFinFan]

Whatever it takes to win do it.
Spare me the details, bring me the trophy!
I'm loving it!

Ah no integrity got ya...I'd personally rather win clean.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

You need to put that Brady Love doll back in the closet, and learn what circumstancial evidence is. A blind man can see the two ball boys were tampering with the balls and Tom knew. Most Pat fans will freely acknowledge this. People are convicted all the time for murder with just circumstancial evidence. The evidence is there but the punishment simply didn't fit the crime.

Exactly...I can respect the Brady* Lover that admits he was involved in some sort of shenanigans, but the penalty was too harsh

Those who deem him completely innocent of all wrongdoing, just need a whole team of therapists

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

But not before he turned over all relevant texts, or did you forget that part and buy into the NFL's lies about what happened?

Suspicion does not equal direct evidence. It's "speculationor "opinion.".

People are serving life sentences for overwhelming circumstantial evidence

Aaron Hernandez is one of them

 

[PatsFan2003]

Why would the NFL go after their star player who brings in revenue for the league unless they felt that they had no choice due to the ridiculous amount of cheating? It would be like a tour promoter suspending Bono before a world tour concert announcement. Come on people think about it yes the process was flawed but it doesn't make the wonderboy innocent...a cheater is a cheater. I bet BB knew exactly what was going on too he knows that color of rocks gotch!

He responded to pressure by the public and the owners, particularly against the unpopular Patriots.

He felt the need to show that he was a tough and manly commissioner, particularly after the previous failed attempts to show he was a tough and manly commissioner. THIS time would be different.

So he needed the Patriots to take the hit. And that's where the jury-rigged Wells report and news leaks started to build a case in the always popular Court of Public Opinion.

It's amazing that after 7 months of this crap how accurate that last sentence is, isn't it?

He probably assumed Brady would grumble but in the end accept his punishment.

 

[The PK]

Whatever it takes to win do it.
Spare me the details, bring me the trophy!
I'm loving it!

Too bad the Denver Goobers aren't on the schedule. BB is inside Goober the Elders head. Be funny to put a bunch of fake security cameras and microphones in the visitors lockerroom

 

[HammerDown]

Why would the NFL go after their star player who brings in revenue for the league unless they felt that they had no choice due to the ridiculous amount of cheating? It would be like a tour promoter suspending Bono before a world tour concert announcement. Come on people think about it yes the process was flawed but it doesn't make the wonderboy innocent...a cheater is a cheater. I bet BB knew exactly what was going on too he knows that color of rocks gotch!

"The NFL hates Tom Brady because... because... ummmm because... well they just DO! No, it's because Robert Kraft invented football as we know it! Yeah, that's why!"

 

[iowajerms]

I have been on Brady's side throughout all of this. I think this much controversy over a deflated football is stupid. But after thinking about it yesterday, I think Brady should serve the punishment Goodell gave out.

* The fact that a court system is being involved in solving this is ridiculous. It is over a (broken rule of an organization, not a broken law of the USA. At least with steroids, the argument can be made with the use of illegal drugs. This is over a company's policy. Brady got punished and cried about it.

* Does Goodell's ruling have to be fare? No. He is the commissioner of the NFL. Part of his job is to give out punishment that the team's owner won't, and he did. Did he really need concrete proof that Brady did it? No. I believe he had enough proof that Brady was involved in some way. Was the penalty he gave out too much? Probably, but I don't think it was an outrageous punishment.

* And this is not first time Brady was involved in a scandal. Even if he wasn't the "mastermind" behind any of the others, he was somehow involved. I am not going to use his "didn't know the punishment was going to be as severe as steroids" as proof. I think that is media spinning it. It worked for my dad last night. I understand that is like 10 words from a 40-page detailed document.

Basically, I don't care if Brady is innocent or guilty. He should have just taken the punishment his boss gave him and in October, it would have all been over with.

 

[HammerDown]

Too bad the Denver Goobers aren't on the schedule. BB is inside Goober the Elders head. Be funny to put a bunch of fake security cameras and microphones in the visitors lockerroom

"I bet Peyton couldn't handle the enormous pressure of yet another cheating scandal like our boy Tom Terrible did!"

 

[umichgradfan]

You need to put that Brady Love doll back in the closet, and learn what circumstancial evidence is. A blind man can see the two ball boys were tampering with the balls and Tom knew. Most Pat fans will freely acknowledge this. People are convicted all the time for murder with just circumstancial evidence. The evidence is there but the punishment simply didn't fit the crime.

Puh-lease. "Circumstantial evidence" is not direct evidence that Brady knew they were "cheating." I will freely admit that the ball boys were aware of how Brady liked the footballs. There probably isn't a QB in the NFL whose ball boys don't know how they "like" the football. But, there is no direct evidence Brady told them to deflate the balls below the "legal" limit.

 

[Dolemite censored]

You need to put that Brady Love doll back in the closet, and learn what circumstancial evidence is. A blind man can see the two ball boys were tampering with the balls and Tom knew. Most Pat fans will freely acknowledge this. People are convicted all the time for murder with just circumstancial evidence. The evidence is there but the punishment simply didn't fit the crime.

He knew the balls were deflated, but did he direct the ball boys to do that ?

It's like they tried to convict Brady for robbery, but all he did was receive "stolen" goods.