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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.@AdamSchefter: Patriots owner Robert Kraft, now out of country, wrote an affidavit to be introduced into today's appeal, supporting Tom Brady's character.
What a show of support1!1!1!1!1!1
Here's Brady arriving at the hearing this morning. That's the Bride of Frankenstein running interference for him (a/k/a NFL Players Association attorney Heather McPhee).
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Here's Brady arriving at the hearing this morning. That's the Bride of Frankenstein running interference for him (a/k/a NFL Players Association attorney Heather McPhee).
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There is one thing that the NFL has to keep owners in line: if three-fourths of the owners agree, the league can force an owner to sell his/her team.
It wouldn't surprise me if Kraft found out that a Patriots lawsuit against the NFL—given the former's dominance in recent years—might not be welcome by the other owners.
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 7m7 minutes ago
Patriots owner Robert Kraft, now out of country, wrote an affidavit to be introduced into today's appeal, supporting Tom Brady's character.
They are asking for the ability to see internal docs associated with the investigation and the ability to question people for the record.
Very Big Deal or BFD.
schefter - brady given 4 hours to present testimony. proceedings will wrap today.
He may be dumb but what he is currently engaged in is malicious. I have kept my mouth shut about him to this point but no longer, he has no business reporting on this team, period. He has entered Tomase territory with his lies.
That would normally make sense, but the Rats need the Pats to lose those picks if they have any hopes of catching the Pats, so the penalties stick.
Stealing a future HOF CB away isn't likely going to be enough by itself.
That's just the way the American civil courts work. You can't seek legal remedy for an adverse effect to a person who isn't a party to the suit except in really specific situations, and this isn't one of those situations. The draft picks and fine aren't directly harming Tom Brady, so the court can't allow him to seek remedy on behalf of the Patriots organization and Bob Kraft.He may not, true. However if the report is found to be invalid, that in itself may be grounds for something. In the legal world, how can a massive penalty be left in place if the tool that justified them is invalidated? This is regardless of Brady can or cannot do anything. Sometimes the system has to help those that otherwise can't (Kraft suing NFL) as an example. Hell, that's what I thought the system was there for in the first place.
It can be left in place because Kraft never bothered to challenge it.
Actually the contract they gave him is a penalty all its own.Now come on, to be fair, the Jets were penalized for tampering. I believe they were fined 45 dollars.