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Oh dear. Ohhhhh dear.

Keuchly drops the game!!

Carolina fans will be ropable at these refs haha.

That phantom holding call on Olsen is huge right now.

Last post I'll make on it, but you're really wanting the nickname for the dish to be comparable to celebrity couples? Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner

Calling it a parma makes next to no sense. It's spelt ParmIgiana, therefore shortening it creates Parmi. It's a nickname for another name... if someone is named Scott, is their nickname gonna be Scotta? No, it's Scotty. Frankie. Jonesy. Parmi.

http://operations.nfl.com/the-game/gameday-behind-the-scenes/nfl-gameday-frequency-coordinators/ #radiogate I hope we get more and more gates. Tom plays well when he's mad.

Secondary obviously weaker this year, but I think they'll improve well once they have more experience. Need to get some pressure on the QB though... Ben had all the time in the world for most of the game. Offence still looks scary.

Aren't you meant to pee... in a toilet? That is the strangest thing I've ever read.

Nope, it's not... Patriots got hit hard for something there is no evidence of - not a winner. NFL are appealing - whole thing isn't over and Goodell obviously isn't happy - not a winner. So it's really nothing like you said at all.

"Culture of ball deflation" is the best thing GG has contributed to this thread.

NOW I get it.

What? You brought up the Colts footballs! Such tactics by me.

First of all - I had already CORRECTED myself IN post 2, removing the "2psi under the legal limit", but my original point of "the Colts started it with leaks..." rang true. The evidence shows that they only had time to measure 4 Colts balls (although it should only take 95 seconds to do all 11...

You don't think it's at all interesting the story came from an Indianapolis sports writer? Once that story was out, other journalists went digging and then the 2psi story came out. My point remains unchanged. MY suspicion is that the Colts leaked that there was an investigation and once the...

Bob Kravitz broke the story. http://www.wthr.com/story/27881499/source-tells-bob-kravitz-that-patriots-may-have-deflated-footballs-against-colts Bob Kravitz, an Indianapolis sports writer. Edit: You're right on the 2psi thing - that was done by ESPN. But the original story definitely broke...

From what I can gather, the Colts started it with leaks saying the balls were 2psi under the legal limit. This created the public opinion groundswell. The NFL then never corrected it - and in told the Patriots if they wanted to know the actual readings, they weren't allowed to publically...

Yeah, I'm more confident now that at least Brady will clear his name. But it's a bitter pill to swallow that your team's owner just takes it up the clacker and your team loses vital draft picks for the future over nothing more than public opinion. The public are *ed (uh, have learning...

Hahahahaha

McNally was a part-time employee of the Patriots. He wasn't actively employed when Wells wanted to interview him as it was the off season - he could have just told them to sod off, but he volunteered his time in an effort to help the Patriots, who in turn tried accommodate him as much as...

It's not irrelevant - and how would giving them an ENTIRE DAY to interview someone be having something to hide? They agreed to the stipulation. They AGREED to it. You can't ignore that and say "the Patriots didn't cooperate". And there's plenty of motive, but as soon as a Patriots fan brings up...

If that timeline is correct, then that is on Wells, not on the Patriots. Knowing he was only allowed one interview with McNally, he shouldn't have done it before others. He agreed to that stipulation - and then said the reasoning for requesting a follow-up interview was to ask him about the...

After you read this post, please acknowledge so and refrain from posting this as the Patriots being uncooperative. The Patriots had made McNally available for 3 interviews with the NFL. Then Wells wanted a further interview. He had all the texts and everything in his possession to ask...

How did they not cooperate? The ONLY thing that can be pointed to is Brady's phone - which is Brady's decision, not the Patriots, and which he was within his rights to do anyway.

Except, as has been pointed out many times, the Patriots cooperated comprehensively with the NFL.

He wasn't "referred to" as the deflator, he called HIMSELF the deflator with no real context, especially none linking it to footballs. And when he did it, it was well out of season and he was nowhere near the Patriots. I'm just as inclined to believe his explanation than I am any other, so why...

Is it? So the Patriots are accused of having a systematic deflating regime in place, with only one mention that could even be hypothesised as being related to footballs (although there is still no evidence of that at all) in the "damning" texts. That mention being in May, well into the...

How many times did he mention deflating in his texts? Texts over the course of many many months.

It seems this is the easiest way for the Patriots to not lose their draft picks - so they're gonna see if Tom will take one for the team. Which he may not do, he's earned the right to clear his name if he so wishes, he's done more than anyone for the Patriots organisation. Edit: Also, this is...

Why would the NFL negotiate anything when they have such rock solid evidence that the Patriots / Tom Brady cheated? Why wouldn't they want it to go to Court?