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pjhawks said:

it's hilarious to see and hear Patriots fan pooh pooh their heroes being convicted cheaters, stone cold liars and general frauds. so predictable too.

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Indifference71 said:

Not surprising. He obviously had plenty to hide since he wouldn't give investigators access to emails/texts.

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Cliffy6745 said:

I for one do not give a flying fuck how irrational anything about this is. I thoroughly enjoy Tom Brady being dragged through the mud. I don't find many things in life more enjoyable, in fact.

Keep on keepin on, NFL

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MayDay10 said:

I'm sure they are fine. He was re-signed unanimously. The league is making gobs of money and the gobs keep growing.

There is no way he gets fired for this. It is fantasy land.

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Cliffy6745 said:

There were reports that the suspension was upheld because very influential owners wanted him suspended. Goodell ain't going anywhere

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Loves me some Brady haters

Keep em comin

Last-12-Exit

I didn't think ed had an opinion. He just kept quoting others!

MayDay10

I am looking forward to that thing ending. I don't even care if suspensions get reduced/overturned. Everyone (outside of New England) knows Brady/the Patriots did it. Just very sick of the "fight" and hearing about it. Should have really ended before the Super Bowl.

Very much looking forward to the season. Less than a month before NCAA kicks off September 3rd.

Jason P

All the NFL had to do was let the Patriots know before the game that they were be monitoring ball conditions with more scrutiny before the game and this never would have been a story. But ol' Roger decided to set up a sting and the results, well, have been glorious.

Now they are leaking Brady's personal emails. No wonder he destroyed his phone. This is a huge dumpster fire that is continuously being fed used tires by the NFL's braintrust.

pjhawks

Jason P said:

All the NFL had to do was let the Patriots know before the game that they were be monitoring ball conditions with more scrutiny before the game and this never would have been a story. But ol' Roger decided to set up a sting and the results, well, have been glorious.

Now they are leaking Brady's personal emails. No wonder he destroyed his phone. This is a huge dumpster fire that is continuously being fed used tires by the NFL's braintrust.

yea it's the NFL's fault the Pats are cheaters. all righty then

F Me In The Brain

Jason P said:

The Roger Goodell Punishment generator ...

deadspin.com/taste-roger-goodells-wrath-with-our-nfl-punishment-gene-1720846778

I was suspended 9 games for running a kid over with a car.

I was suspended 1 game for using the word @--ho-- in the forum.

Amongst the Ani

Last-12-Exit said:

Which owner(s) are more influential than Kraft?

Mara and Rooney.

F Me In The Brain

Amongst the Ani said:

Last-12-Exit said:

Which owner(s) are more influential than Kraft?

Mara and Rooney.

The argument could be made for FakeFace Jones.

The opposite end of the spectrum?
Mark Davis
Dan Snyder
Jed York

Amongst the Ani

I did the punishment generator and got 10 games for being caught with an underage hooker. People get 5 games for killing a homeless person and I get 10 for a hooker. Goodells NFL.

Last-12-Exit

The emails did not get leaked. They were released because it is evidence in court. FOI act applies to his "personal" email.

cutz

Last season, the Carolina Panthers and Minnesota Vikings were caught, on a cold day, using sideline heaters to warm up footballs. That's against the rules. You can argue that it's not the same level as deflating footballs, but it has the same effect: something outside of the rules to make the football easier to grip and catch. The Vikings and Panthers were warned. That's it. Nothing more.

In 2012 the Chargers used towels with an sticky substance on their game balls and didn't give them up to the NFL immediately when ordered to do so. If you think the Panthers-Vikings thing was just some honest mistake, it's a lot harder to convince anyone that there was no intent by the Chargers to gain a competitive advantage. The Chargers' punishment? A $20,000 fine. That's it. Nothing more.

WhatYouTaughtMe

Amongst the Ani said:

I did the punishment generator and got 10 games for being caught with an underage hooker. People get 5 games for killing a homeless person and I get 10 for a hooker. Goodells NFL.

My girlfriend tried it and was suspended indefinitely for forgetting to flush...

pjhawks

cutz said:

Last season, the Carolina Panthers and Minnesota Vikings were caught, on a cold day, using sideline heaters to warm up footballs. That's against the rules. You can argue that it's not the same level as deflating footballs, but it has the same effect: something outside of the rules to make the football easier to grip and catch. The Vikings and Panthers were warned. That's it. Nothing more.

In 2012 the Chargers used towels with an sticky substance on their game balls and didn't give them up to the NFL immediately when ordered to do so. If you think the Panthers-Vikings thing was just some honest mistake, it's a lot harder to convince anyone that there was no intent by the Chargers to gain a competitive advantage. The Chargers' punishment? A $20,000 fine. That's it. Nothing more.

1st offense and neither of those teams cheated in a Super Bowl(s) and were caught. a convicted felon will get more time for a misdemeanor than someone with no record at all. not a hard concept.

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New England cheated in a super bowl?

JK_Livin

Last-12-Exit said:

New England cheated in a super bowl?

Multiple