2015 NFL Off-Season Thread: Fuck tom

[wipers]

I see nothing has changed more Pats talk let me know when real season starts...

[Cail]

Adam Schefter
@AdamSchefter
Some "more-probable-than-not", opening-night starters in Foxboro:
NE QB: Jimmy Garoppolo
NE RB: Jonas Gray
PITT RB: DeAngelo Williams.

[Dimmauk]

How do Cowboys fans feel that SATB'S first game of the season will be against Dallas?

[NinjaLotter]

I was referring to the chart in there where the tests in the Colts balls came out to averages of 12.63 and 12.44. I mean, yeah the second one is under 12.5, but I'd say it's safe to assume balls right around 12.5 would lose .2 or .3 PSI during a half.

NL is just ranting like usual trying to say the Colts were also cheating, which is obviously not the case.

According to the Wells report the Colts had 4 balls down in the 11.+ PSI range. I'm not arguing that the Colts cheater. Nobody cheated. The atmospheric conditions lowered the PSI of every football and the Patriots were at the lower end of the spectrum to begin with.

What evidence is there that the Patriots cheated? None.

[Dimmauk]

According to the Wells report the Colts had 4 balls down in the 11.+ PSI range. I'm not arguing that the Colts cheater. Nobody cheated. The atmospheric conditions lowered the PSI of every football and the Patriots were at the lower end of the spectrum to begin with.

What evidence is there that the Patriots cheated? None.

You mean other than those times in October when brady was telling McNally to deflate balls?

[NinjaLotter]

America's thirst for entertainment-scandals is a serious mark of national shame. This reporting is both hilarious and amazing.

Skip Bayless calling for Brady and Belichick to be suspended for half the season lol.

No evidence of wrong doing.

NFLPA should go nuclear if anyone tries giving Tom a suspension for nothing.

[NinjaLotter]

You mean other than those times in October when brady was telling McNally to deflate balls?

Why don't you get the actual text instead of posting your own hearsay and spin?

That was in relation to a game where the officials inflated the balls to 16 PSI which Tom didn't like, and which is well over the PSI limit?

Is that the text you're talking about?

[Krandor]

According to the Wells report the Colts had 4 balls down in the 11.+ PSI range.

The lowest ball for the Colts shown in the chart was 12.15, not sure you're where your 11 is coming from.

[Xajii]

The lowest ball for the Colts shown in the chart was 12.15, not sure you're where your 11 is coming from.

robert kraft said so so it must be true

[NinjaLotter]

The lowest ball for the Colts shown in the chart was 12.15, not sure you're where your 11 is coming from.

Yeah, I just looked. You're right, the lowest ball for Indianapolis was 12.15.

That's still under regulation. Why is 12.15 footballs nothing and 11.80 a Black Sox scandal in the same fucking football game? What's the difference between a football that's 12.15 and 11.80? What's honestly the difference between 12.5 PSI and 11.5 PSI?

I see propaganda pictures on Yahoo news. The text "PATRIOTS DEFLATED BALLS" in front of a photograph of completely flat footballs, as if the Patriots were playing with a crumbled up piece of pig leather and not an inflated football.

What a joke.

The Colts had under inflated footballs, yes? Yes.

[NinjaLotter]

Tom Brady's agent:

The Wells report, with all due respect, is a significant and terrible disappointment. It's omission of key facts and lines of inquiry suggest the investigators reached a conclusion first, and then determined so-called facts later. One item alone taints this entire report. What does it say about the league office's protocols and ethics when it allows one team to tip it off to an issue prior to a championship game, and no league officials or game officials notified the Patriots of the same issue prior to the game? This suggests it may be more probable than not that the league cooperated with the Colts in perpetrating a sting operation.

The Wells report buries this issue in a footnote on page 46 without any further elaboration. The league is a significant client of the investigators' law firm; it appears to be a rich source of billings and media exposure based on content in the law firm's website. This was not an independent investigation and the contents of the report bear that out — all one has to do is read closely and critically, as opposed to simply reading headlines. The investigators' assumptions and inferences are easily debunked or subject to multiple interpretations. Much of the report's vulnerabilities are buried in the footnotes, which is a common legal writing tactic. It is a sad day for the league as it has abdicated the resolution of football-specific issues to people who don't understand the context or culture of the sport. I was physically present for my client's interview. I have verbatim notes of the interview. Tom made himself available for nearly an entire day and patiently answered every question. It was clear to me the investigators had limited understanding of professional football.

For reasons unknown, the Wells report omitted nearly all of Tom's testimony, most of which was critical because it would have provided this report with the context that it lacks. Mr. Wells promised back in January to share the results of this investigation publicly, so why not follow through and make public all of the information gathered and let the public draw its own conclusions? This report contains significant and tragic flaws, and it is common knowledge in the legal industry that reports like this generally are written for the benefit of the purchaser.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tom-br...133600937.html

[Xajii]

ninja one day your house is going to fill with smoke and you are going to choke to death because you keep shouting WELL I DONT SEE ANY FLAMES SO

[NinjaLotter]

ninja one day your house is going to fill with smoke and you are going to choke to death because you keep shouting WELL I DONT SEE ANY FLAMES SO

One day your leader is going to tell you 2+2=5 and you're going to say, "Yes, I see it. It's so beautiful."

[NinjaLotter]

It's sad and pathetic that you all are so salty about Tom Brady putting 45 burgers on you with a teabag for 14 years that you're only recourse is to hope he gets banned and suspended and tarred and feathered for this obvious bullshit.

[NinjaLotter]

I love how every time I ask a posted for the mountain of evidence they keep alluding to, they suddenly vanish from the thread.

This is just a national echo chamber of irrational hate. So funny. :D

[Cutriss]

I love how every time I ask a posted for the mountain of evidence they keep alluding to, they suddenly vanish from the thread.

In all fairness, they've requested the same from you in terms of all your accusations against the Colts, and you never deliver.

I could give a shit about what happens to Brady. He's probably a nice guy, and he has figuratively beaten everyone in this entire forum at life on a number of different axes (money, fame, Gisele, etc). I'm far more interested in shutting up all the dumb drunken idiots in every Sully's in town that have this smug superiority.

That includes you.

[NinjaLotter]

In all fairness, they've requested the same from you in terms of all your accusations against the Colts, and you never deliver.

I could give a shit about what happens to Brady. He's probably a nice guy, and he has figuratively beaten everyone in this entire forum at life on a number of different axes (money, fame, Gisele, etc). I'm far more interested in shutting up all the dumb drunken idiots in every Sully's in town that have this smug superiority.

That includes you.

The Colts having footballs below regulation can be found in the report, at 12.15 PSI, which I was corrected on. What more information do you want?

[Melena]

One day your leader is going to tell you 2+2=5 and you're going to say, "Yes, I see it. It's so beautiful."

What makes you think we live in North Korea?

[Kalmado]

I feel this is relevant to NL's posts at this point

http://static.neatorama.com/misscellania/argue.jpg

[Boyiee]

According to the Wells report the Colts had 4 balls down in the 11.+ PSI range. I'm not arguing that the Colts cheater. Nobody cheated. The atmospheric conditions lowered the PSI of every football and the Patriots were at the lower end of the spectrum to begin with.

What evidence is there that the Patriots cheated? None.

Didn't bill nye prove that wrong