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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.If K gets fired, I'll be a believer in SOV
If K gets fired, I'll be a believer in SOV
That's the one thing Kraft has to demand when this is over. No way that guy should be in any position of authority. He's a scumbag With an agenda against the Patriots and he's got to go.
This website has been fantastic for all news and updates regarding this scandal. Many of the contributors should be journalists in place of some of the national bozos we have grown accustomed to reading. Really appreciate PatsFans and all of its posters!
Someone has to pay the price for this deflategate mess. It is a true NFL embarrassment. Kensil was miserable in his operational duties, not to mention incompetent with the leaks coming from his organization. He should be canned along with many of the lemmings that directly work for him.
Sharks of Vegas has been accurate throughout this process - absolutely believe them when they say Kensil will be fired.
Hoping someone begins a post on those national journalists/analysts that should have their travel privileges to Boston revoked. Have lost a lot of respect for many of them and at the same time have grown great regard for the likes of Curran and Reiss. The Globe needs a new beat writer; Volin has become a joke.
and s0 an active thread is moved to a place where threads go to die. Does this make any sense, Mods?
And I'll actually have a bit of faith in the integrity of lawyers..................
Then it struck me (for I am getting a little slower every year), that by re-inflating the balls at the half, what Kensil was ACTUALLY doing was destroying the proof of the Pats INNOCENCE. If it was true that the balls were only marginally deflated, if at all, Kensil's sting and his biased agenda becomes exposed. By just saying he re-inflated then, he not only destroys the only way the Pats could have conclusively proved their innocence, he is free to imply that the ball needed to be inflated and the Pats had done something.....and there is no way for the Pats conclusively prove otherwise, as the evidence has been essentially destroyed
Kensil doesn't need to have the Pats found guilty to win. He just needs the possibility of wrong doing to taint the Pats irreparably. and by destroying the evidence he succeeded...
NO, not at all. whats black and white and looks good on a lawyer?........a pit bull.We have lawyers here positing who have substantive integrity.
One of the people I respect most is a lawyer married to my wife's sister.
That said, I love bashing lawyers. Does that make me a bad, bad person?
Peter King said:One storyline during the deflated-balls saga was that the league was trying to catch the Patriots in the act of using the balls, and suspected prior to the AFC title game that the team was taking air out of the footballs before using them in games. Countered Goodell: “I was not personally aware of it until after the game.”
Goodell is distancing himself from the Deflate-Gate investigation.
http://mmqb.si.com/2015/03/23/roger-goodell-unplugged-peter-king-nfl/
I wonder if there's a reason that he feels the need to do so..
Vincent on January 20th two friggin months ago said:We’re hoping to wrap that up in the next two or three days,” Vincent said, per Pro Football Talk. “The team is in place in New England now interviewing staff members. We obviously want to get that on the table, get that behind us so that we can really get back to the game itself.”