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valid point. I'm sure they'll reinstate them shortly though.
valid point. I'm sure they'll reinstate them shortly though.
Yeah and I'm sure Aaron hernandez' attorney presented a case that on the prosecution too
Sounds like someone who didn't pay attention to the Aaron Hernandez trial.
he witnessed the murder and didn't know how to respond
My point being, a denial by the party in question is always going to rewrite the story. That's the ing point. It's not " ting on" when you claim deflating was about weight, "taking it to espn" during a league investigation being about "kicks" and frequent texts between a QB and equipment guy during an investigation were "to show support for the Superbowl" when the two rarely texted prior to the incident.
Reinstating them doesn't change the fact that they initially suspended them, tbh.
I don't think it'll be long until Jastremski and McNally realize that they should be hiring their own lawyers and going after the cheatriots, and that's when this will really get fun. That is, unless Kraft is already low a few million and Jastremski and McNally have already been taken care of monetarily.
We'll see what you have to say when Brady is suiting up to play in Week 1, dorito dink.
My point being, a denial by the party in question is always going to rewrite the story. That's the ing point. It's not " ting on" when you claim deflating was about weight, "taking it to espn" during a league investigation being about "kicks" and frequent texts between a QB and equipment guy during an investigation were "to show support for the Superbowl" when the two rarely texted prior to the incident.
The January 18 letter to the Patriots also contained two significant misstatements that set a tone for this investigation and were an apparent source of media misreporting: 1) that one of the Patriots footballs was measured at 10.1 psi at halftime, an obvious misstatement; 2) that all of the Colts footballs measured within regulation — another misstatement. The League never corrected this notice in any respect. Why was the League content to have the Patriots dealing with this investigation for months based on inaccurate information? The investigators were not troubled by any of these obvious errors or by the League’s failure to correct them.
that part is the only one that i care, honestly.
When this thing first blew up, I was among those saying it wasn't a big deal and thought nothing would come of it. That said, I'm enjoying the pats being in a storm. And all the talking out the ass you are doing isn't really changing any of it.
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Oh never mind
"...... The league announced that neither can be reinstated without league executive vice president Troy Vincent’s approval, and spells out that: “If they are reinstated by the Patriots, Jastremski is prohibited from having any role in the preparation, supervision, or handling of footballs to be used in NFL games during the 2015 season. McNally is barred from serving as a locker room attendant for the game officials, or having any involvement with the preparation, supervision, or handling of footballs or any other equipment on game day."
Unless Jastremski is secretly related to Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski, it’s hard to imagine him resurfacing with the team,*considering the level of contact he had with Brady*which contributed to the “more probable than not” tampering.
Given McNally’s gameday temp status,*and the apparent glee he took in messing with Brady,*extorting memorabilia and threatening to go to ESPN in his text messages, it’s a*good*bet he won’t be hanging around Gillette Stadium any time soon....."
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-indefinitely/
I do imagine that they'll come up with some reason though
"Had they done so, they would have learned from either gentleman one of the ways they used the deflation/deflator term. Mr. Jastremski would sometimes work out and bulk up — he is a slender guy and his goal was to get to 200 pounds. Mr. McNally is a big fellow and had the opposite goal: to lose weight. “Deflate” was a term they used to refer to losing weight. One can specifically see this use of the term in a Nov. 30, 2014 text from Mr. McNally to Mr. Jastremski: “deflate and give somebody that jacket.” (p. 87). This banter, and Mr. McNally’s goal of losing weight, meant Mr. McNally was the “deflator.”"
I don't give a what happens either way, but damn...some of you care way too much about this.
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