New England Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady's four-game suspension for his role in using underinflated footballs during the AFC championship game last season is upheld by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Good the damm cheat
ReplyDelete3:51 I feel for uniformed people, such as yourself. The only thing proven through this whole ordeal is the NFL officials are inept at their job. (Sounds like our public workers and officials).
ReplyDeleteAlmost every team in the NFL has more cheating offences, in the past 10 years, than the Patriots. Yet, they're singled out. Jealousy gets you nowhere.
Our priorities have gone to crap.The NFL has become a religion.
ReplyDeleteOk. Ravens would've had that year.
ReplyDeleteNow...... How in the hell is it right that this guy here hides evidence, lies, cheats and changes the outcome of a whole season and only gets a foir game suspension? Pete Rose makes a bet on his time against another team from a different league and is suspended for life. How in any world is this right?
Football could disappear tomorrow and the world would go on. Entertainment for the masses. Like the Romans did to keep the peasants occupied and ignorant.
ReplyDeleteEveryone should marry a patriots fan, they don't care if you cheat
ReplyDelete4:37 please name these cheating offences that other teams have committed and not punished for.
ReplyDeleteTom Brady and the Patriots should be embarrassed. It shows the kids of America your sports hero's are really zero's. It shows them that it is O.K. to cheat as long as you win. Brady shows no remorse for his actions and his team and owner stands by him; disgusting.
ReplyDelete@12:16 And you are showing them that facts really don't matter. You will be found guilty in the court of public opinion anyhow because of people ignorant like you.
ReplyDelete1:45 Removing air from the footballs isn't even "cheating", it is a rules violation. Same violation that the Panthers faced for HEATING and drying the balls during a wet COLD game. What did they receive, as punishment? $25,000 fine.
ReplyDeleteThe same violation committed by the Vikings, while playing in the rain, when they added stickum to the balls. Punishment? $40,000.
The Patriots got a $1,000,000 fine, loss of draft picks and their star player suspended for 4 games. WTF? Let me guess, the mouse between your ears is spinning frantically so you can type out about their past transgressions. Allow me to smash those first.
#1 "Tuck Rule" Not their fault, nor is that cheating. That was a call by the official.
#2 "Spygate" Genius, every single team video tapes their opponents, still to this day. They were fined for pushing the line of where the video taker can stand. It was an unwritten rule at the time, but is now in the books. Every single NFL, college and even high school teams send people to tape their opponents.
As far as other teams go... look no further than the rampant steroid and adderral use with players. THAT is cheating WAY more than deflated balls. Every team cheats that way, and no one cares. This Patriot witch hunt is out of pure jealousy of a more feminine male fan.