“Filming from an unapproved location” is the same thing as “illegal”. It was against the rules. What exactly is your argument against that? I understand the frustration as a Pat’s fan, but regardless of how inconsequential the “cheating” it was against the rules and the Patriots have multiple people paid millions to…

I’m not saying I know what DID or DID NOT happen in these cases, but the one thing that seems certain is the Patriots are the ONLY team in the NFL who is constantly accused and viewed as cheaters by players, coaches, and others around the league. From a fan perspective, it seems the NFL and Pats have had something…

So appearing to be guilty and not in anyway helping the investigation are typically the actions of an innocent person?

you responded to the wrong person FYI

Yet, you’re willing to take the word of the Patriots? Both sides as ass clowns, but I find neither side to be innocent, with the Pats making themselves appear guilty while claiming complete and utter innocence.

The Bears offense looks to be in mid season form already

For a completely innocent team, they sure did a lot of things guilty people do after being accused of something.

As someone who grew up in Wisconsin and now lives in Colorado, I can say with absolute certainty that Colorado drivers are BY FAR the worst drivers I have ever witnessed. If the speed limit is 55, you go 60, not 45 in the far right lane - 50 in the middle lane - and 55 in the fast lane. FUCK

As a Packer fan, I believe most fans would frown upon a Smart Car being used as a representation of your Packer pride.

The greatest part about the Dez catch is that Cowboys fans think that play would’ve won them the game or something. You would’ve had a 2-3 point lead with 4:00 minutes remaining in the game against the leagues MVP QB. Considering the following game they blew a 19-7 lead with 2 minutes left against Seattle, I’m not…

I believe he was told by Wells that they didn’t need the phone, and then later asked to provide it (but don’t crucify me if I’m wrong). From what I remember, the phone was destroyed (or handed to his assistant) the day before he was “asked to provide it”.

Touche

Great, now half the office thinks I’m ripping ass left and right over here. Warn a brotha next time

I appreciate the compliment

Funny how no one seems to throw a big fuss about the media blowing stories up when it’s an actual crime and the person isn’t charged or found not guilty (Winston, Kane, Florida QB, etc), but when Tom Brady is “wronged” it’s the end of the fucking world so we better lynch the media.

I don’t see a huge difference between “OH OH COME ON!” and “well there wasn’t conclusive evidence to say he had knowledge of the event”. Both sides of the argument are pretty stupid.

List of things that are “kinda sorta ridiculous”:

OHHH so the name “Deflator” makes much more sense when it’s the off season. I never thought of it that way

I don’t think anyone is stating it was a “open/shut case”, but let’s not pretend like some pretty incriminating evidence doesn’t exist. But sure, every white man destroys his cell phone immediately before he is asked to provide it, just like every black man has a bloody glove in their car.

You’ve done a great job at acknowledging the “Deflator” name portion of this investigation. I mean any sane person would believe it was for weight loss.