Brady suspension reinstated

[Avante]

^still doesn't get it... poor little fella

Went right over your head as usual, wow~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Avante]

I suppose it's just a coincidence that New England's fumbles were reduced greatly after the "supposed" deflations began?

It's not real obvious these Pat teams are simply good? What are you a rookie?

It could be flag football, touch football, Arena football, play up in Canada, it wouldn't matter the Pats would still be who they are. Anyone not seeing that has no business trying to talk with those of us who do get it.

[FromWayDowntown]

The judges here basically agreed that the suspension is a ridiculous penalty for a still unproven crime, but that Goodell has the authority to do what the he wants under the current CBA.

And that -- the players likely desire, in negotiating the next CBA, to strip the Commissioner of a power he's wielded pretty capriciously throughout his tenure -- will likely cause the next work stoppage in a major sport.

[Blake]

I suppose it's just a coincidence that New England's fumbles were reduced greatly after the "supposed" deflations began?

Huh, amazing they only went after Brady then and not the running backs.

[tlongII]

It's not real obvious these Pat teams are simply good? What are you a rookie?

It could be flag football, touch football, Arena football, play up in Canada, it wouldn't matter the Pats would still be who they are. Anyone not seeing that has no business trying to talk with those of us who do get it.

Wrong. A player is less likely to fumble a football that is underinflated. That is what was going on here.

[Wes Welker]

I suppose it's just a coincidence that New England's fumbles were reduced greatly after the "supposed" deflations began?

Well that explains the Pats' massive jump in fumbles last season with normally inflated footballs that were checked by the league - oh wait, their fumble numbers hardly changed at all.

[AlexJones]

^still doesn't get it... poor little fella

[Avante]

Wrong. A player is less likely to fumble a football that is underinflated. That is what was going on here.

So the only reason the Pats have done what they have in the Belichick/Brady era is because of PSI in footballs, right?

Come on guy, hahaha~~~~~~~~~~

[spurraider21]

^still doesn't get it... poor little fella

[Blake]

Well we all know how this thread is about to go

[tlongII]

Well that explains the Pats' massive jump in fumbles last season with normally inflated footballs that were checked by the league - oh wait, their fumble numbers hardly changed at all.

They always underinflated the balls. They just finally got caught.

[Avante]

Brady and the Pats have had 13 10 or more wins a season. That is only done because of superior play.

[Avante]

They always underinflated the balls. They just finally got caught.

So how many of those SB wins were only because of footballs, well?

[spurraider21]

^still doesn't get it... poor little fella

you keep acting like the important matter here is "if they got an advantage from deflating the footballs"

that's not relevant at all at this point

[Wes Welker]

They always underinflated the balls. They just finally got caught.

Then why didn't their fumble totals rise dramatically last season?

[tlongII]

Then why didn't their fumble totals rise dramatically last season?

Low PSI.

[Pelicans78]

Brady and the Pats have had 13 10 or more wins a season. That is only done because of superior play.

That isn't the point you dumbass.

[benefactor]

That isn't the point you dumbass.

In b4 you spend 2 days arguing in circles

[Avante]

That isn't the point you dumbass.

I know that dummy, tell those who think the only reason the Pats win is because they cheat.

Stuff like.

lol cheatriots
lol belicheat
lol tom cheat
lol illegitimate les
lol can't win without cheating

You really didn't pick up on that, damn you're dumb.

Dude, how obvious does something have to be, well?

[Wes Welker]

Low PSI.

The NFL checked PSI last season. Why didn't their fumble numbers go up?

[Raven]

Wrong. A player is less likely to fumble a football that is underinflated. That is what was going on here.

yes, i'm sure it has everything to do with that, and nothing to do with the fact that the pats kick you straight out of the door if you fumble... also nothing with the fact that they don't keep fast agile rbs but strictly straight line plodders for short yardage

[Raven]

you keep acting like the important matter here is "if they got an advantage from deflating the footballs"

that's not relevant at all at this point

i'm pretty sure there is nothing relevant in this story.. it's just a joke tbh

[johnsmith]

I don't care if he's suspended or not, I just don't want to hear about deflategate anymore.

As an aside, Brady has grown on me the last few years. Maybe it's because he hasn't consistently been dominating my team like he used to but I think that guy gets unfairly ed.

[djohn2oo8]

I don't care if he's suspended or not, I just don't want to hear about deflategate anymore.

As an aside, Brady has grown on me the last few years. Maybe it's because he hasn't consistently been dominating my team like he used to but I think that guy gets unfairly ed.

unfairly.

[johnsmith]

unfairly.

Alright, you are correct. That was dumb of me to say.