This story will never ever ever end.
What I hate is the argument that everyone cheats and you ain't trying if you aren't cheating, that everyone is just bending the rules and getting every advantage, as that's their job. Come on, if you're caught and you're guilty, you get punished. I know that it incentivizes not getting caught, but no shit, right? You always have the incentive to not get caught. And when you do, you should get punished for that and all the efforts to not get caught. If that's a problem, don't cheat, or find better ways to catch others cheating. Some things are subjective and the punishment should be relative and the vitriol can be too much, but the generality of the defense of everybody's doing it and they were just so competitive doesn't do it for me.
In the end, I'm simply serving up shit because I don't really care given the nature of the entire play.
NFL - 21
Cheddahs - 0
Rock's famous potato salad - 12
I smell something fishy here ...
Edit: add one more vote for Rock's mysterious potato concoction
Makes sense. He handled the issue very poorly and most pats fans are homers, much like fans of other teams. Not surprising that he faired better among women.Anyone surprised by these %'s??? 16% of Americans believe Brady and Pats, but in NE it's 58%!!!
Poll finds few Americans believe Tom Brady on Deflategate
Posted by Michael David Smith on March 9, 2016, 1:21 PM EST
View attachment 96081AP
When Tom Brady was asked if he’s a cheater in the early days of Deflategate, he answered, “I don’t believe so.” Most Americans don’t believe him.
A scientific survey of American opinion on Deflategate, conducted for Yahoo Sports, found that just 16.3 percent of Americans said they believe Brady and the Patriots when they say they did not intentionally deflate footballs in the AFC Championship Game last year. A plurality, 43.4 percent, said they don’t know who to believe, while 40.3 percent said they believe the NFL’s findings that Brady cheated.
In the New England area, those answers are very different: 58 percent believe the Patriots, just 18.7 percent believe the NFL, and 23.3 percent don’t know.
The poll found that nationwide, Brady faired better among women than men.
Brady and the NFL are still waging legal battle over the league’s attempt to suspend him for four games over Deflategate. Brady went to court and had his four-game suspension overturned last year, but the NFL is still attempting to get the suspension reinstated.
Poll finds few Americans believe Tom Brady on Deflategate
Anyone surprised by these %'s??? 16% of Americans believe Brady and Pats, but in NE it's 58%!!!
Poll finds few Americans believe Tom Brady on Deflategate
Posted by Michael David Smith on March 9, 2016, 1:21 PM EST
View attachment 96081AP
When Tom Brady was asked if he’s a cheater in the early days of Deflategate, he answered, “I don’t believe so.” Most Americans don’t believe him.
A scientific survey of American opinion on Deflategate, conducted for Yahoo Sports, found that just 16.3 percent of Americans said they believe Brady and the Patriots when they say they did not intentionally deflate footballs in the AFC Championship Game last year. A plurality, 43.4 percent, said they don’t know who to believe, while 40.3 percent said they believe the NFL’s findings that Brady cheated.
In the New England area, those answers are very different: 58 percent believe the Patriots, just 18.7 percent believe the NFL, and 23.3 percent don’t know.
The poll found that nationwide, Brady faired better among women than men.
Brady and the NFL are still waging legal battle over the league’s attempt to suspend him for four games over Deflategate. Brady went to court and had his four-game suspension overturned last year, but the NFL is still attempting to get the suspension reinstated.
Poll finds few Americans believe Tom Brady on Deflategate