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By the time that happens, it will already have been like 2 weeks into the season.
Hardy's appeal case was over 2 weeks ago and we still haven't heard shit about it lol.
LEAVE JIMMY ALONE
Tom showing off his rings. Notice which finger his 4th one is on.
Tom Brady owns social media. He's the best at it but he's too subtle for how stupid most people are.
Anyway
Fuck ya'll
Brick at the new Vikings stadium
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Hahahaha that's awesome
Awesome
Bengals waived Terrelle Pryor
Sally Jenkins destroyed Deflatehate yet again. I'd post the article but I know you don't care.
That report that came out and destroyed the science of the Wells Report last week has been getting a lot of attention. Nice timing with Brady's appeal in a week.
http://nesn.com/2015/06/sally-jenkin...s-a-frame-job/
Sally Jenkins: AEI Analysis Suggests Deflategate Was A ‘Frame Job’
by Doug Kyed on Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 4:25PM
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Don’t bother feeling bad for Roger Goodell, but the NFL commissioner is in an impossible situation as Tom Brady’s four-game suspension appeal looms.
Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins, who has ripped the commissioner many times in the past, detailed why any decision Goodell makes in the New England Patriots quarterback’s appeal will be the wrong one.
This is especially apparent after the American Enterprise Institute analyzed the Wells Report and found it “deeply flawed,” rejecting it’s findings that the Patriots’ footballs deflated at a higher rate than the Indianapolis Colts’. Goodell likely was hoping AEI’s report, which was released Friday afternoon, would be swept under the rug. Unfortunately for Goodell, Jenkins read it and dug in.
“Does Goodell stand by the conclusions of the Wells Report, dig in and refuse to budge — thus establishing that he’s incapable of fairly considering evidence and is a serial abuser of his powers?” Jenkins wrote Wednesday. “… Or does Goodell do the right thing and rescind Brady’s suspension on the basis of the new info in the AEI report — thus admitting that the league spent millions on a railroading farce?”
AEI found “The Wells Report’s statistical analysis cannot be replicated by performing the analysis as described in the report.” Jenkins suggests Wells was “falsifying results” to “fit predetermined conclusions.”
Jenkins also believes AEI’s analysis “suggests that this wasn’t an investigation; it was a frame job by the commissioner’s office desperate to reestablish its authority.”
Goodell obviously could have avoided this mess by not naming himself arbitrator in Brady’s appeal. Then again, anyone else probably would have immediately seen the flaws in the Wells Report and decided suspending Brady four games with lack of hard evidence of any wrongdoing was too harsh.
The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research (AEI) is one of the oldest and most influential of the pro-business right-wing think tanks. It promotes the advancement of free enterprise capitalism, and has been extremely successful in placing its people in influential governmental positions, particularly in the Bush Administration.Background and History
Most of AEI's Board of Directors are CEOs of major companies, including ExxonMobil, Motorola, American Express, State Farm Insurance, and Dow Chemicals.
Big donors include the top conservative foundations, including Smith-Richardson Foundation, the Olin Foundation, the Scaife Foundation, and the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation.
Corporate supporters have included: General Electric Foundation, Amoco, Kraft Foundation, Ford Motor Company Fund, General Motors Foundation, Eastman Kodak Foundation, Metropolitan Life Foundation, Proctor & Gamble Fund, Shell Companies Foundation, Chrysler Corporation, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, General Mills Foundation, Pillsbury Company Foundation, Prudential Foundation, American Express Foundation, AT&T Foundation, Corning Glass Works Foundation, Morgan Guarantee Trust, Smith-Richardson Foundation, Alcoa Foundation, and PPG Industries.
Kenneth Lay, CEO of Enron, was until recently on the board of trustees of American Enterprise Institute. Other famous former trustees include Vice President Dick Cheney.Defending Big Tobacco
In 1980, AEI for the sum of $25,000 produced a study in support of the tobacco industry titled, Cost-Benefit Analysis of Regulation: Consumer Products. The study was designed to counteract "social cost" arguments against smoking by broadening the social cost issue to include other consumer products such as alcohol and saccharin. The social cost arguments against smoking hold that smoking burdens society with additional costs from on-the-job absenteeism, medical costs, cleaning costs and fires.[24] The report was part of the global tobacco industry's 1980s Social Costs/Social Values Project, carried out to refute emerging social cost arguments against smoking.
Seems like a legit company.
Wait. Are you saying Roger Goodell and the NFL are a saint like?
Considering that a year ago the Baltimore Ravens front office was blatantly trying to cover up the Ray Rice tape, and Roger Goodell lied about it quite obviously, then didnt punish the organization for it, 't it's the NFL that we won't be believing.
Especially when it gets shredded by objective refutals, and not a wishy washy `more probable than not maybe generally aware, perhaps` double speak.
Never said they were, but you were spouting them like being completely irrefutable when they obviously have a huge conflict of interest. In fact, you go crazy about how anything that agrees with your point as irrefutable and anything that doesn't is nfl conspiracy garbage. Don't ever change.
Mike Kensil was a member of Jet Insider. It's on his fucking Facebook page. Jets Insider was the like the lowest of the low of Juazee Jet fans. The place was literally retarded. They got shut down and moved and now it's a Jets forum that has a forum for porn. This is the guy who lead Deflatehate under Roger. A fucking fan.
A die-hard fanatical-homer Jet fan hate foaming at the mouth over the Patriots, who was a member of the most absurd and vulgar homer forum on the entire sports-internets.
If you don't know what a Jet homer is like, imagine a fanatical, die-hard, season -ticket holding Eagles fan, then think of him as drunk, ignorant and broke as fuck.
The haters have short memories and forget that Tom Brady and the whole Patriot organization play amazing football when they're pissed.
YALL WILL NEVER LEARN.
Pittsburgh in such trouble.