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Who was the media punk going off on TB about how Dqwell knew the ball pressure was low and he couldn't? I thought Kravitz and every other bozo said this guy felt low ball pressure and handed it off to the officials. Bunch of @#$%^&, $%^
There's a way to tell who's football is who's just by looking at it from yards (or more) away?
This is getting really strange. All of it lends credence to the total truthfulness of BB & TB's press conferences and the complete jackassery of the NFL home office. Delfategate will disappear from the sports pages by Sunday
It appears the evidence and chain of custody are both trash.
Not gonna lie- if something happened to Pats balls (accidental damage) so they used the Colts ones which were found to be unacceptable and then had to delay the game... that would be the single funniest thing ever. These "journalists" deserve something like that.
Peter King said:This is significant, because it takes weather-as-a-factor out of the possible reasons why New England’s footballs could have lost air while the balls on Indianapolis’ sidelines would have stayed fully inflated. I am told reliably that:
- The 12 footballs used in the first half for New England, and the 12 footballs used by the Colts, all left the officials’ locker room before the game at the prescribed pressure level of between 12.5 pounds per square inch and 13.5 PSI.
- All 24 footballs were checked by pressure gauge at halftime. I am told either 11 or 12 of New England’s footballs (ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported it was 11, and I hear it could have been all 12) had at least two pounds less pressure in them. All 12 Indianapolis footballs were at the prescribed level.
The conclusion: There is little doubt the New England footballs were tampered with by a human.
- All 24 footballs were checked by pressure gauge after the game. All 24 checked at the correct pressure—which is one of the last pieces of the puzzle the league needed to determine with certainty that something fishy happened with the Patriots footballs, because the Colts’ balls stayed correctly inflated for the nearly four hours. There had been reports quoting atmospheric experts that cold weather could deflate footballs. But if the Patriots’ balls were all low, and the Colts’ balls all legit, that quashes that theorem.
Maybe cause he was more focused on playing the game that the football he was using was the least of his worriesWhy in the press conference did Brady not mention that he was using a Colts Ball? I thought the Pats were supposed to have an extra supply of 12 balls, were any of those tested? I'm so confused.
As a lifelong Three Stooges fan I resent you comparing them to NFL management!!!
@PrairiePat cited this a few minutes ago.
http://mmqb.si.com/2015/01/23/deflategate-patriots-super-bowl-xlix/
So now the Patriots not only deflated footballs without anyone seeing but they also reinflated them too.
Belichick have a ninja-hoodie?
I resemble that remark!As a lifelong Three Stooges fan I resent you comparing them to NFL management!!!
Retract your assertion or prepare to be poked in the eyes.
Maybe rubbing Brighto on balls reduces increases their heating coefficient.I resemble that remark!
Mo, Larry and Curly would do a MUCH better job of handling this investigation for sure