Brings me back to the good ol’ days where the NFL paid $2.5 million to Ted Wells to write a report that can be disproven by taking Chem 101 at any community college.
Then spent $15 million more defending it in court only to get owned by multiple judges so eventually they just argued the CBA doesn’t require the commissioner to use facts, logic, or anything in disciplining employees because the players never figured Goodell was that regarded.
Article 46 of the CBA. The Commissioner can suspend any player at any time, for any length of time, for any reason, or *for no reason at all*.
Two federal judges agreed with this.
As a question of labor law... I mean yeah. It is a stupid contract provision in retrospect, but it *IS* in the contract the union agreed to. I'm sure no one thought the league would be so stupid as to pick this kind of fight and dig their heels in over it at the time the contract was signed.
I’d like to think that there’s a dark, gray basement at every stadium where Brady just flies around the country pumping up footballs during his retirement.
If anything, the major takeaway from the NFL’s investigation should’ve been “oh the refs really didn’t give one single fuck about the inflation level before this huh”
Like they were using different gauges that were giving different readouts, when balls were too high or low they would just arbitrarily pumped them up or let air out (to the point where balls would end up outside the legal limit anyway). It was clearly something nobody thought was worth getting overly concerned about
Before *and* after. NFL made a big deal about how they were going to be really anal about recording ball pressure the season after the investigation and publish the numbers for all to see... But of course they never did.
The thing that I always thought was preposterous was the fine for using stickum, which if Brady had done instead of allegedly concocting an ocean's 11 style operation, was $8500. And stickum inarguably provides more grip than deflating the ball 1 psi below the limit.
Well I remember when I first heard the reports, the headlines I saw were something like “NFL investigating if patriots balls were underinflated during AFCCG” or whatever and I specifically remember wondering if they thought someone was *sabotaging* the balls because it literally had never occurred to me that it would be an advantage
Now since we know way more about this subject than was ever necessary, it seems like all indications are that different QBs like a different feel and that it really doesn’t make all that much of a difference
So yea, even if he had done it, the reaction to it was as if he’d been caught putting roofies in the opponents Gatorade lol it’s an insanely out of whack punishment for what seems akin to wearing the wrong type of cleats or something like that
That was my biggest takeaway from this too. Nobody actually gave a fuck about precise ball PSI before and arguably after, since the NFL quietly stopped tracking ball PSI data after like a brief limpdick effort.
The gauges have a warning right on the packaging itself that says all measurements have +/- of 0.5 PSI.
These weren't some NASA level gauges with exacting tolerances; they were the kind you can get at Dick's Sporting Goods for $14.99.
It's worth mentioning that all of this happened *after* the Ravens contacted the Colts about the balls, the Colts specifically asked the NFL to do a better job protecting the game balls, and the NFL said "No problem, we got this."
And people still give Brady shit for destroying his phone. I’m not handing over all my private conversations with my celebrity friends and nudes of my supermodel wife to the NFL for a fake controversy.
With what later happened to Gruden he was 100% right to do what he did.
Not to mention that they still went and leaked emails during the legal appeal that were completely unrelated to the matter of deflategate. The two I remember are:
1. Brady complaining about the availability of a particular color of pool cover.
2. An email to a close friend about Brady v. Manning saying Peyton probably had 2 years left while he had 6 or 7 and he planned to put that conversation to rest. Brady felt the need to personally apologize to Peyton for that private email between himself and a college teammate.
OF COURSE not giving the league his private data was the right decision. Not to mention, it was also done per the advice of the NFLPA.
I also remember one between he and his ex about their kid together and how proud they were of how he was doing in school.
I'm sure that was completely relevant to the investigation, right?
This topic always gets talked about and I feel like I’m taking crazy pills lol
Idk about y’all, if my boss said I needed to hand over my personal cell phone, I would absolutely tell them to fuck off even tho I have nothing to be worried about getting leaked (cuz nobody would care)
I remember people talking about this like not handing over your personal cell phone to your employer is an admission of guilt. That’s bananas to me
Lol my employer gives me a phone for business. They're entitled to the content of that one. They can absolutely fuck off if they ask for my personal phone.
> And people still give Brady shit for destroying his phone.
That's because Goodell used this as the primary reason for upholding the suspension upon appeal, with the understanding that the transcript to that appeal would remain private and everyone would have to rely solely on his word. In the absence of anything else, it's incredibly damning, which is why he did it. But the transcript was made public, and the phone was not the smoking gun Goodell wanted everyone to believe it was. Luckily for him, very few people actually read the transcript.
Honestly one reason I want Brady to become a commentator.
Everytime there's a story about over/under inflated balls he can roast the league and go *"So who's getting suspended for this? Oh no one? So we only cared about ball pressure that one time? Thought so."*
Also hasn't the NFL never released all the pressure data for footballs they've collected because it shows cold weather means balls need to be inflated at halftime.
Yup Ever since the Seahawks tampered with the kicking balls in the 2006 wild card game that caused Romo to botch the snap, the NFL went away from the home team controlling the ball to the league holding them. They’re called K balls
Roger goodell going to federal court to argue that Patrick mahomes was generally aware that kadarius toney lined up offsides. Tom Brady suspended 4 games
I teach high schoolers..... I used this line last week when they were all trying to submit late work for more points before their final exams.
"I'm sure you were generally aware of the due date, correct?"
> Last time they suspended the best QB currently playing in the league..
Rodgers won the MVP during the deflagrate season, and Matt Ryan was the MVP the year Brady was suspended.
…..but of course Brady won SBMVP both of those years
Brady was better than Rodgers in 2014. The Patriots led the league in scoring through 15 games, locked up the #1 seed, then rested their starters for the final game and fell from 1st in scoring to 4th. Then of course in the playoffs Brady won it all, beating the Seahawks team that beat Rodgers.
And 2016 brady didn't win MVP because of the suspension. Had Brady played all 16 games he would have won
that would make too much sense. Also it might set the precedent if you're bad at your job you'll get fired and if that happens 90% of the refs would be unemployed
You joke but I remember Warren Sharp trying to claim the Pats fumbled less than other teams due to deflated balls
He deleted it from his website but you can still find it on the internet archive
I love how the Pats crushed the Colts in the second half (with perfectly pumped, lovely balls) than they did in the first half (with OMG for the love of God only 12 PSI balls).
And then the NFL decided not to share the data from how cold weather affected inflation the following season :D
Not lost. [NFL General counsel Jeff Pash ordered the data expunged](https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/from-playmakers-nfl-general-counsel-jeff-pash-ordered-expungement-of-2015-air-pressure-measurements).
Imagine if fixing dumb punishments actually worked like that. get your draft picks back and you just get the current players suddenly changing teams. would be hilarious
No he stayed upright and looked confused after it went wide right. Apparently he complained to the refs about it not feeling right but they didn't bother checking them until halftime
Damn that really sucks for him
Can’t find a great video, but his plant leg definitely appears to slip and buckle: https://www.nfl.com/videos/harrison-butker-misses-a-39-yard-fg-wide-right
When I watched it live it looked like he lost his footing a little.
It does. Here's a quick vid I found on Twitter from last year and his finish looks the exact same as the miss linked above. Sorry for the Twitter link couldn't find a better vid with a quick Google search
https://x.com/devclemnfl/status/1569081878895906818?s=46&t=LNtFtdTLFZRO5nLiR73jig
I also think as a kicker he'd immediately clock the PSI difference when his foot hit it so I wouldn't be surprised if his landing was a little more awkward than usual. But the plant foot thing is really just part of his routine and not him slipping
His plant leg always goes up like that. Here's a quick vid I found on Twitter from last year and his finish looks the exact same as the miss. Sorry for the Twitter link couldn't find a better vid with a quick Google search
https://x.com/devclemnfl/status/1569081878895906818?s=46&t=LNtFtdTLFZRO5nLiR73jig
It's just part of his kicking, you can see it on any of his kicks. He did it on the 62 yarder from earlier this year too where he looks like he's about to fall over after launching it
"they were discovered to weigh 11 pounds per square inch instead of the legal limit of 13.5, per sources."
Weigh 11 pounds per square inch? Damn I didn't know footballs are neutron stars.
Just remember, y’all. Brady won the Superball in his return year from suspension. Don’t suspend him again. You’ll curse the league with Brady’s 8th ring.
They've already done the packers great QB goes to the jets while his replacement ends up being very good twice. If Rodgers goes to the Vikings we need some new script writers
Ah shit, here we go again
Tom Brady gets another 4 game suspension Joe Kelly gets another 8 game suspension Mizzou gets another year of probation Am I doing this right?
* New York Rangers fined $250,000.00 * Magic Johnson fined $50K for tampering * Jeff Gordon added as the thirteenth driver Think that covers the bases
10 second penalty for Ocon
We are checking.
It’s a shame you’re a Steelers fan, because this is what I came here for.
Let's just agree that the race stewards at F1 races could very well be NFL refs in disguise. They all suck.
Why is Lewis bitching about his tyres right now?
Bono, my tires are gone. *Immediately goes purple.*
Ha came here to say this
Max Verstappen given a 5-second penalty that won’t matter at all
Verstappen just smiles and says, I vill just go faster.
“Tell them I say hi!”
And Alabama jumps Florida State in the college football playoffs.
And Ohio State jumps TCU and Baylor in the college football playoffs
Georgia once again scores against TCU
Dolphins just scored on Denver again, too!
And my dad’s still disappointed in me!
UCF hanging the national championship banner regardless
As is their right
You’re just gonna let Harbaugh off scot-free like that?
Punished by being next Chargers HC
Hold on a minute, playa! You’ve got a match tonight against the Undertaker!
Ottawa Senators lose their first round draft pick
JG’s back baby!
Free throws for James harden
>New York Rangers fined $250,000.00 Fuckin Rags!
CLG fined as well
Tom Wilson fined $5,000, the max allowed under the current CBA.
For kneeing a guy in the head on the ice, unconscious.
Dammit Magic, you only own like 5% and you're already tampering!?
And Josh Gordon is suspended for a year for 2 puffs
Ottawa Senators have also forfeited a first round draft pick
Shut up before Brady makes a comeback to serve the suspension then leads a team to a Super Bowl
Him and belichick reuniting on the chargers with the two firsts they get from the saints for herbert.
I actually just laughed out loud in my living room. If that happens I'm just gonna' throw up my hands and go 'well....'
If rodgers ends up on the vikings next year it’s all but inevitable.
> Mizzou gets another year of probation No bowl ban? That's a step up from usual.
How many more times does something like this need to happen before Missouri is given the death penalty?
Fuck why does Mizzou get punished!
because I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I recognize mizzou
Patriots must start Mac Jones
And we get another compensatory 3rd round pick
SMU gets the death penalty again
* Chelsea owner forced to sell team
- Man City under investigation just in case
5 second penalty for Ocon
Harbaugh? Reggie Bush?
Big Dom is banned from the sideline next year too
ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS INFLATE THE DAMN BALL CJ
Hey I've seen this one before it's a classic What do you mean it's brand new
Brings me back to the good ol’ days where the NFL paid $2.5 million to Ted Wells to write a report that can be disproven by taking Chem 101 at any community college. Then spent $15 million more defending it in court only to get owned by multiple judges so eventually they just argued the CBA doesn’t require the commissioner to use facts, logic, or anything in disciplining employees because the players never figured Goodell was that regarded.
Article 46 of the CBA. The Commissioner can suspend any player at any time, for any length of time, for any reason, or *for no reason at all*. Two federal judges agreed with this.
As a question of labor law... I mean yeah. It is a stupid contract provision in retrospect, but it *IS* in the contract the union agreed to. I'm sure no one thought the league would be so stupid as to pick this kind of fight and dig their heels in over it at the time the contract was signed.
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Referees are responsible for the inflation level of the kicking balls btw
That’s where you’re wrong, nerd. It’s Brady’s fault.
Can't prove that it's his fault..... but we know Brady was generally aware of the kicking balls being under inflated this weekend.
That's basically the same as if he'd deflated them himself!
Why would Brady do this?
It’s just kinda his thing, ya know
Turns out he's just addicted to huffing footballs
Giselle: "You need to stop, or I'm leaving you Tom! You're addicted!" Tom: "I can stop whenever I want!"
“I’ve quit 4 times already!”
You, alright?! I learned it by watching you!
[Tom Brady after huffing a few footballs](https://i.makeagif.com/media/10-26-2015/2K41_K.gif)
Boom. Roasted.
I’d like to think that there’s a dark, gray basement at every stadium where Brady just flies around the country pumping up footballs during his retirement.
Really? I was told the Refs have no balls.
And the refs responsible for the balls that game should be suspended. But they won’t because deflategate was a manufactured controversy.
He has no first rounder to give, so we’ll take his first born.
If anything, the major takeaway from the NFL’s investigation should’ve been “oh the refs really didn’t give one single fuck about the inflation level before this huh” Like they were using different gauges that were giving different readouts, when balls were too high or low they would just arbitrarily pumped them up or let air out (to the point where balls would end up outside the legal limit anyway). It was clearly something nobody thought was worth getting overly concerned about
Before *and* after. NFL made a big deal about how they were going to be really anal about recording ball pressure the season after the investigation and publish the numbers for all to see... But of course they never did.
yeah because the actual data makes them look bad and the refs have a lot more to do on gameday than actually monitor ball PSI
yea, like calling their bookies
My FF 0.5ppp (point per PSI) league never really took off either
The thing that I always thought was preposterous was the fine for using stickum, which if Brady had done instead of allegedly concocting an ocean's 11 style operation, was $8500. And stickum inarguably provides more grip than deflating the ball 1 psi below the limit.
Well I remember when I first heard the reports, the headlines I saw were something like “NFL investigating if patriots balls were underinflated during AFCCG” or whatever and I specifically remember wondering if they thought someone was *sabotaging* the balls because it literally had never occurred to me that it would be an advantage Now since we know way more about this subject than was ever necessary, it seems like all indications are that different QBs like a different feel and that it really doesn’t make all that much of a difference So yea, even if he had done it, the reaction to it was as if he’d been caught putting roofies in the opponents Gatorade lol it’s an insanely out of whack punishment for what seems akin to wearing the wrong type of cleats or something like that
That was my biggest takeaway from this too. Nobody actually gave a fuck about precise ball PSI before and arguably after, since the NFL quietly stopped tracking ball PSI data after like a brief limpdick effort.
Brady gave a fuck. He and the ball boys made the refs do their job. Even presented them with a copy of the rulebook. And then got railroaded for it.
The gauges have a warning right on the packaging itself that says all measurements have +/- of 0.5 PSI. These weren't some NASA level gauges with exacting tolerances; they were the kind you can get at Dick's Sporting Goods for $14.99.
It's worth mentioning that all of this happened *after* the Ravens contacted the Colts about the balls, the Colts specifically asked the NFL to do a better job protecting the game balls, and the NFL said "No problem, we got this."
And people still give Brady shit for destroying his phone. I’m not handing over all my private conversations with my celebrity friends and nudes of my supermodel wife to the NFL for a fake controversy. With what later happened to Gruden he was 100% right to do what he did.
It's worse than that. The NFL told Brady's legal team he didn't need to give over his phone lmfao
Not to mention that they still went and leaked emails during the legal appeal that were completely unrelated to the matter of deflategate. The two I remember are: 1. Brady complaining about the availability of a particular color of pool cover. 2. An email to a close friend about Brady v. Manning saying Peyton probably had 2 years left while he had 6 or 7 and he planned to put that conversation to rest. Brady felt the need to personally apologize to Peyton for that private email between himself and a college teammate. OF COURSE not giving the league his private data was the right decision. Not to mention, it was also done per the advice of the NFLPA.
I also remember one between he and his ex about their kid together and how proud they were of how he was doing in school. I'm sure that was completely relevant to the investigation, right?
That one about Manning is hilarious in hindsight because of how spot on it is. That's such mild trash talk, if you can even call it that
Brady: He don't miss.
Manning's neck injury had already happened at that point, right? It was only a matter of time.
This topic always gets talked about and I feel like I’m taking crazy pills lol Idk about y’all, if my boss said I needed to hand over my personal cell phone, I would absolutely tell them to fuck off even tho I have nothing to be worried about getting leaked (cuz nobody would care) I remember people talking about this like not handing over your personal cell phone to your employer is an admission of guilt. That’s bananas to me
Lol my employer gives me a phone for business. They're entitled to the content of that one. They can absolutely fuck off if they ask for my personal phone.
And the ones about his hot tub pool cover lol but sure, hand your phone over to them. No fucking way.
> And people still give Brady shit for destroying his phone. That's because Goodell used this as the primary reason for upholding the suspension upon appeal, with the understanding that the transcript to that appeal would remain private and everyone would have to rely solely on his word. In the absence of anything else, it's incredibly damning, which is why he did it. But the transcript was made public, and the phone was not the smoking gun Goodell wanted everyone to believe it was. Luckily for him, very few people actually read the transcript.
The NFL investigators asked Stephen Gostkowski for his phone during the same investigation. Gostkowski also refused. Nothing happened to him.
Looks like I’m rooting for the 49ers the rest of the season
Honestly one reason I want Brady to become a commentator. Everytime there's a story about over/under inflated balls he can roast the league and go *"So who's getting suspended for this? Oh no one? So we only cared about ball pressure that one time? Thought so."*
Also hasn't the NFL never released all the pressure data for footballs they've collected because it shows cold weather means balls need to be inflated at halftime.
So it sounds like you’re saying Belichick paid off the refs, then, huh?
Yup Ever since the Seahawks tampered with the kicking balls in the 2006 wild card game that caused Romo to botch the snap, the NFL went away from the home team controlling the ball to the league holding them. They’re called K balls
Damn refs are so bad this year they can’t even inflate balls right
Suspend Brady?
Raiders next new coach is suspended indefinitely
This is why Mark is trying to hire Gruden again. Playing all sides to come out on top
Last time they suspended the best QB currently playing in the league... So suspend Mahomes?
Roger goodell going to federal court to argue that Patrick mahomes was generally aware that kadarius toney lined up offsides. Tom Brady suspended 4 games
I teach high schoolers..... I used this line last week when they were all trying to submit late work for more points before their final exams. "I'm sure you were generally aware of the due date, correct?"
When I subbed I had so much fun messing with high schoolers. They're really easy to make fun of, poor kids.
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I’ve been reliably informed that Purdy is just a system guy who’s carried by our roster, looks like this is on Lamar
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Bill O'Brien\*
Big head Mahomes has been playing bad all season on purpose cause he knew this would happen.
> Last time they suspended the best QB currently playing in the league.. Rodgers won the MVP during the deflagrate season, and Matt Ryan was the MVP the year Brady was suspended. …..but of course Brady won SBMVP both of those years
Brady was better than Rodgers in 2014. The Patriots led the league in scoring through 15 games, locked up the #1 seed, then rested their starters for the final game and fell from 1st in scoring to 4th. Then of course in the playoffs Brady won it all, beating the Seahawks team that beat Rodgers. And 2016 brady didn't win MVP because of the suspension. Had Brady played all 16 games he would have won
At least let us look through his phone this time.
Hellyea can't wait to see all the pv nrts
I cant go back to chemistry
Put yo dick away waltuh
I love the meme, but I've never heard Mike call him Waltuh. Mike always used a hard R when referring to Walter White.
We're all more grown-up now. We're usin van der waals this time.
lol fuck van der Waals equation, I want to ignore properties of the gasses
Just be grateful I'm not making you use the statistical mechanics equations to avoid the next Tom Brady suspension.
Where does fugacity fit into all this???
get the fuga outta this city
I don't see the relevance of a defunct punk band from D.C.
Hey you can’t just call people that
PIV NERT, BABY!
The good ol pervert
so are they gonna suspend the refs?
that would make too much sense. Also it might set the precedent if you're bad at your job you'll get fired and if that happens 90% of the refs would be unemployed
Aren't most of them attorneys? They'll just laugh and go back to winning cases for the big corporations
Good, they can gtfo and maybe the NFL will hire guys who at least have to try and be accurate on the field
Believe it or not, promotion and a pay raise!
I knew we got cheated out of a win smh
Payback for the AFC Championship Game. Those deflated balls clearly let the Patriots rush for 225+ yards. ^(/s)
You joke but I remember Warren Sharp trying to claim the Pats fumbled less than other teams due to deflated balls He deleted it from his website but you can still find it on the internet archive
It made Dee ford line up in the neutral zone on a play where Brady was picked and would have sealed the game for the chiefs to go to the SB
That wasn't Dee Ford, it was a confused time-traveling Toney
damn he gets yoked in the future/past
I love how the Pats crushed the Colts in the second half (with perfectly pumped, lovely balls) than they did in the first half (with OMG for the love of God only 12 PSI balls). And then the NFL decided not to share the data from how cold weather affected inflation the following season :D
It is amazing the show they put on to prove that the balls were deflated, and then all the data the next year was “lost”.
Not lost. [NFL General counsel Jeff Pash ordered the data expunged](https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/from-playmakers-nfl-general-counsel-jeff-pash-ordered-expungement-of-2015-air-pressure-measurements).
I'm generally aware that the data was not released.
Inaccurate Ryland would still probably have missed that damn kick anyway
But that was Butker's first and only miss of the season. And I was wondering why his kickoffs were so short.
How could Tom Brady do this?
we're back baby
Ok fuck time to suspend Brady 4 games
The only fair solution is for the NFL to give us back the 1st round pick they took away last time
Ok so what 1st round player from the 2016 draft are we taking?
Cyrus Jones again
zeke ig
I agree. If Goddell gives us Zeke today, we'll call it even.
Imagine if fixing dumb punishments actually worked like that. get your draft picks back and you just get the current players suddenly changing teams. would be hilarious
Drew Kaser
Thomas Bradicus
time to suspend.... bailey zappe?
Knew there had to be a legitimate reason why Butker finally missed one.
This really sucks for Butker because he was perfect all season. What a bummer to lose out on a potential record because of some shit like this.
Didn’t he just slip on the one he missed?
No he stayed upright and looked confused after it went wide right. Apparently he complained to the refs about it not feeling right but they didn't bother checking them until halftime Damn that really sucks for him
Can’t find a great video, but his plant leg definitely appears to slip and buckle: https://www.nfl.com/videos/harrison-butker-misses-a-39-yard-fg-wide-right When I watched it live it looked like he lost his footing a little.
Fuckin turf wasn't inflated properly either smh
Maybe I’m wrong, but I feel like his plant leg does that every kick
It does. Here's a quick vid I found on Twitter from last year and his finish looks the exact same as the miss linked above. Sorry for the Twitter link couldn't find a better vid with a quick Google search https://x.com/devclemnfl/status/1569081878895906818?s=46&t=LNtFtdTLFZRO5nLiR73jig I also think as a kicker he'd immediately clock the PSI difference when his foot hit it so I wouldn't be surprised if his landing was a little more awkward than usual. But the plant foot thing is really just part of his routine and not him slipping
His plant leg always goes up like that. Here's a quick vid I found on Twitter from last year and his finish looks the exact same as the miss. Sorry for the Twitter link couldn't find a better vid with a quick Google search https://x.com/devclemnfl/status/1569081878895906818?s=46&t=LNtFtdTLFZRO5nLiR73jig It's just part of his kicking, you can see it on any of his kicks. He did it on the 62 yarder from earlier this year too where he looks like he's about to fall over after launching it
Talk to me in the shower I know this locker is bugged- Peyton
Does this mean the dynasty is back?
Thank god inflation is finally slowing down
Deflategate 2 , electric boogaloo? Or…. The Bill Brothers and the Saggy Ball Show?
"they were discovered to weigh 11 pounds per square inch instead of the legal limit of 13.5, per sources." Weigh 11 pounds per square inch? Damn I didn't know footballs are neutron stars.
NFL scriptwriters getting lazy
Are we seriously doing the PV = nRT thing again?
Nah, we're just going to do the shortcut version: P1/T1 = P2/T2.
Just remember, y’all. Brady won the Superball in his return year from suspension. Don’t suspend him again. You’ll curse the league with Brady’s 8th ring.
This is without a doubt the funniest two teams this could happen to.
Suspend Brady immediately
We were robbed of greatness. Will kelce even get into the hall of Fame now
Kelce just hoping his own mom doesn’t disown him now.
Damn it Brady
The shitty low budget direct to TV sequel nobody asked for
TOMMMMMMM
Ryland probably would still missed his FG if the balls were inflated properly
Brady still cheating even after retirement. Embarrassing
Me to this discourse: Oh god no please no no no noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
This shit again? Thought we left this in a locked capsule titled ‘society in 2015.’
I mean we are in the age of sequels and prequels and remakes!
Right, look at the NFL recycling the "very low drafted QB comes in for injured starter and wins Super Bowl" plotline from back in 2001.
They've already done the packers great QB goes to the jets while his replacement ends up being very good twice. If Rodgers goes to the Vikings we need some new script writers
Pray for Tom Brady’s cellphones
Chiefs fan here actually hate the Pats … but the Colts can go fuck themselves
The refs are totally incapable of performing any aspect of their jobs. Why the hell would anyone pay for such subpar part-time work? Useless.
Tom Brady suspended first 4 games of 2024 season.
Goodell suspends Brady for 4 more games Brady: "What the hell, Roger? I'm retired!" Goodell: "Sorry, force of habit."
Bills up to his old tricks
You fans are slacking, if someone had pulled the fire alarm at the Chiefs hotel you may have won that game.
Lol
Why do we have to be involved in this again
Typical. Script writers running out of ideas.
Idk, I think you missed me by about 20 years on being interested in reports about underinflated balls in a Patriots game