NFL Appeal oral arguments thread

[juny]

now judges going after kessler

 

[Rob0729]

"Based on the questioning to the NFL attorney, it is quite clear that the three judge panel feel Judge Richard Berman severely abused his powers and will rule in the NFL's failure. All the questioning to the NFL suggests that they feel that Roger Goodell wrote a well thought out and unimpeachable decision. I fully expect them to ignore protocol and overturn Judge Berman's decision at the end of the hearing and carry the NFL's attorney on their shoulder as they exit the court room," Lester Munson

 

[sb1]

Parker to Kessler: "Anyone within 100 yards of this would have realized that the cell phone issue raised the stakes in this thing"

 

[tatepatsfan]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 20s21 seconds ago
Parker, going after Kessler: "Anyone within 100 yards of this would have realized that the cell phone issue raised the stakes in this thing"

I sure hope Kessler responds by noting that Wells told Brady he didn't need the phone in advance of his decision to destroy it, and moreover, that Wells, despite how flawed his report was, even noted that Brady was extremely cooperative. That the cell phone issue was raised by the NFL way after the fact.

 

[sb1]

Parker: Brady's explanation for the phone "made no sense whatsoever"

 

[tatepatsfan]

"Based on the questioning to the NFL attorney, it is quite clear that the three judge panel feel Judge Richard Berman severely abused his powers and will rule in the NFL's failure. All the questioning to the NFL suggests that they feel that Roger Goodell wrote a well thought out and unimpeachable decision. I fully expect them to ignore protocol and overturn Judge Berman's decision at the end of the hearing and carry the NFL's attorney on their shoulder as they exit the court room," Lester Munson

Stop it - he didn't really say that, did he? I'm not a betting man, but I will be stunned if they rule from the bench, regardless of what their decision is.

 

[rexxar]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 18s18 seconds ago
Woah. Judge Chin says evidence of ball tampering was "compelling, if not overwhelming.

 

[juny]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 18s18 seconds ago
Woah. Judge Chin says evidence of ball tampering was "compelling, if not overwhelming.

oh no......

 

[tatepatsfan]

Getting frustrated with some of these questions/comments now. How could the evidence of tampering be compelling? There is none. Ugh.

 

[rexxar]

How funny would it be if this guy was just trolling everyone with his tweets?

 

[upstater1]

Brady's team getting killed

 

[Brady_to_Moss]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 18s18 seconds ago
Woah. Judge Chin says evidence of ball tampering was "compelling, if not overwhelming.

It was? News to me

 

[sb1]

They're grilling both sides, as I expected.

 

[FCB02062]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 18s18 seconds ago
Woah. Judge Chin says evidence of ball tampering was "compelling, if not overwhelming.

Well, guess we know what Felger, Massarotti, and Adam Jones will be talking about for the next 48-72 hours....

 

[sb1]

I wouldn't read much into it. These questions are designed to get the lawyers to talk about their point of view.

 

[Rob0729]

Stop it - he didn't really say that, did he? I'm not a betting man, but I will be stunned if they rule from the bench, regardless of what their decision is.

Not even Munson is that stupid..... At least I think he isn't that stupid.

 

[tatepatsfan]

Not even Munson is that stupid..... At least I think he isn't that stupid.

I didn't think so, but the depth of his ignorance made me unsure.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Don't like this at all

 

[juny]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 51s51 seconds ago

Parker: "This is arbitration... It's casual. It's sometimes even down and dirty."


what does this mean?

 

[sb1]

Max Stendahl ‏@MaxLaw360 50s50 seconds ago


Parker: "This is arbitration... It's casual. It's sometimes even down and dirty."