jimmy garoppolo 1 superbowl, Andrew luck 0

And that must eat the living **** out of colt fans.

Just saying.

Or more accurately

Peyton, luck, Rodgers and Eli = 4 superbowls.

Brady = 4.

Again, just saying.

jimmy g is gonna have many more before he is done

What SHOULD eat the living **** out of those inbred fans, is the utterly shameful capitulation of an entire SEASON to gain the competitive advantage of drafting pick number 1. And yet they have the audacity to point fingers at the Pats regarding "integrity of the game".

Mountain_Commando said:

What SHOULD eat the living **** out of those inbred fans, is the utterly shameful capitulation of an entire SEASON to gain the competitive advantage of drafting pick number 1. And yet they have the audacity to point fingers at the Pats regarding "integrity of the game".

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Hey man, don't forget that 75% of the balls they used in the afc championship were illegal.

Not one person from the pats ever snitched them out for it either.

So long as BB is coaching the Pats, I feel confidant in stating that Jimmy G will continue having more SB's than Luck.

So long as the Colts are a team that cannot construct a run defense to save it's life, I feel confidant in stating that Jimmy G will continue having more SB's than Luck.

1) We know the Colts GM told NFL VP, and the VP told the officials, to watch out for tampering with balls the day before. The referees knew about this. Officials did not notice or report anything suspicious before or during the game. No complaints the balls "went missing without permission."

2) The Colts equipment guy, on the very first interception, brought the ball to the NFL VP's. The defensive player who intercepted Brady went out of his way to say on record that he did not notice anything weird about the ball. The Colts equipment guy just brought the ball to the NFL VP's as soon as he could.

3) Finally, the Colt GM lied to a Colts reporter the Patriots footballs, and only Patriots footballs, had an unexplained loss of ball pressure below minimum as revenge for getting humiliated 45-7.

That's fine. The Colts GM tried to sabotage their opponent before, during, and after the AFC game, as well as for months after.

But what about the NFL?

At half-time, the referees recorded measurements that indicated all footballs were below minimum except one Colts and Patriots football. The Patriots footballs more-so, but they also started lower according to the same officials. And the measurements for each ball fluctuated 1/2 PSI just minutes apart with different gauges.

Before the AFC game ended, Goodell and NFL had the facts that the majority of footballs for both teams were deflated below the minimum psi. Instead, he guided Ted Wells to focus on the Patriots footballs only.

Worse than that, he did not refute the endless distractions that lasted the entire first week of Super Bowl preparation, such that Patriots coaches had to research and hold many press conferences around rumors multiple times, all by themselves, while preparing for the defending Super Bowl Champions Seahawks.

That's why Kraft wanted an apology -- not because there's an investigation, but because he knew the NFL had the facts but was dragging the Patriots name in the mud during the Super Bowl and the next months by not making any comments.

It's also upsetting the referees took 1/3 of the Colts footballs and all Patriots footballs, and did not want to go back and get the remaining ones, because it would be unfair for the Colts or they would have to delay the game. Most likely, they simply stopped after realizing even the Colts balls were under-inflated. I trust the officials did not expect any kind of media storm.

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1) We know the Colts GM told NFL VP, and the VP told the officials, to watch out for tampering with balls the day before. The referees knew about this. Officials did not notice or report anything suspicious before or during the game. No complaints the balls "went missing without permission."

2) The Colts equipment guy, on the very first interception, brought the ball to the NFL VP's. The defensive player who intercepted Brady went out of his way to say on record that he did not notice anything weird about the ball. The Colts equipment guy just brought the ball to the NFL VP's as soon as he could.

3) Finally, the Colt GM lied to a Colts reporter the Patriots footballs, and only Patriots footballs, had an unexplained loss of ball pressure below minimum as revenge for getting humiliated 45-7.

That's fine. The Colts GM tried to sabotage their opponent before, during, and after the AFC game, as well as for months after.

But what about the NFL?

At half-time, the referees recorded measurements that indicated all footballs were below minimum except one Colts and Patriots football. The Patriots footballs more-so, but they also started lower according to the same officials. And the measurements for each ball fluctuated 1/2 PSI just minutes apart with different gauges.

Before the AFC game ended, Goodell and NFL had the facts that the majority of footballs for both teams were deflated below the minimum psi. Instead, he guided Ted Wells to focus on the Patriots footballs only.

Worse than that, he did not refute the endless distractions that lasted the entire first week of Super Bowl preparation, such that Patriots coaches had to research and hold many press conferences around rumors multiple times, all by themselves, while preparing for the defending Super Bowl Champions Seahawks.

That's why Kraft wanted an apology -- not because there's an investigation, but because he knew the NFL had the facts but was dragging the Patriots name in the mud during the Super Bowl and the next months by not making any comments.

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Hey now, don't forget that the official on the extreme side of both measurements was none other than Blakeman. You know, the guy that ruled Gronk being tackled in the endzone had nothing to do with the pass being thrown to him. That same twit who walked off the field with The GOAT chewing him out on national television. The same call the nfl needed multiple explanations to support. O ****, ESPN had to pull a SportsScience Segment from YouTube as well as their own site, to protect the "integrity" of this hack official.

Funny how reiss can write what he does but isn't allowed any air time to discredit the report.

Already cancelled Sunday ticket, demanding no nfl network or off to my local cable monopoly where I also demand 0 to nfl network

With the present Shlitzstorm in NE, this is the perfect "shut out the noise" season. Jimmy might have to carry the team for a few games... we'll see how he plays his role.

In any suspension scenario, Tommy 4-Rings (my new Sopranos name for him) is not likely to come back to football feeling he's got nothing to prove

After the 45-7 shellacking #12 could have been throwing bricks.. .then the Colts could have complained that bricks were chipped bricks or did not have the correct logo or other such nonsense.