Timeline of league providing false info

[Kdo5]

These emails are so bad that even Volin tweeted to point out Pash's blatant lie. Damn. These exchanges need to be put out as much as possible. It blatantly shows how deceitful the league was being in fine print.

 

[rochrist]

McCann says these emails would be evidence if the Pats sue the league.

 

[upstater1]

Brought to you by the people that tried to hush up the Ray Rice video

This was my thought.

I have very little doubt in my mind that Goodell saw the full Ray Rice tape before issuing the 2 game suspension.

 

[RobertWeathers]

So much for listening to Judge Berman to stop the rhetoric.

I guess the earth wasn't scorched enough.

That email string was the equivalent of Chernobyl.

Be lucky if crabgrass shows up in 2078.

 

[Hoodie]

But then in the end Kraft just took it up the ying-yang. I will never understand that. They should have been in court the day after that exchange.

yeah, me neither. In fact it makes it worse for me.

 

[Oswlek]

Flabbergasting. Just when you think we've reached the nadir, you find the NFL chipping away with a pickax.

You need to accept an incredible amount of cognitive dissonance to believe anything the NFL says about this whole cluster****. Sadly, it appears most media members and fans are willing to do just that.

 

[Big-T]

I have very little doubt in my mind that Goodell saw the full Ray Rice tape before issuing the 2 game suspension.

That's why he refused to hand over his phone to Mueller.

 

[upstater1]

So much for listening to Judge Berman to stop the rhetoric.

I guess the earth wasn't scorched enough.

That email string was the equivalent of Chernobyl.

Be lucky if crabgrass shows up in 2078.

But the Patriots aren't party to the lawsuits.

 

[RobertWeathers]

This was my thought.

I have very little doubt in my mind that Goodell saw the full Ray Rice tape before issuing the 2 game suspension.

I've bet my first, second and third child on it. He got a call from Steve "Stugats" Bisciotti to go easy and bingo...2 games.

 

[rochrist]

He seems to be fighting back now. I've read elsewhere that doing this is against the league constituition, you aren't supposed to do this if your a team in the NFL. So he seems to be striking back.

 

[jpat]

McCann says these emails would be evidence if the Pats sue the league.

i doubt he will, or they would not have publicly released them.

maybe they are dripping this info slowly, and telling roger to smarten up on brady or more comes out?

 

[RobertWeathers]

But the Patriots aren't party to the lawsuits.

Good point.

Pats- Keep launching the ICBMs

 

[upstater1]

i doubt he will, or they would not have publicly released them.

maybe they are dripping this info slowly, and telling roger to smarten up on brady or more comes out?

When you've reached the lawsuit stage, everything is locked in. There is no going back now, for anyone.

 

[RobertWeathers]

i doubt he will, or they would not have publicly released them.

maybe they are dripping this info slowly, and telling roger to smarten up on brady or more comes out?

Pats made the 1/2 time adjustment.

Sometimes you need to fight in the trenches.

 

[upstater1]

Here's something bizarre.

All the links on the side at Wells Context lead to the email exchanges with Pash.

LOL.

Is anyone else getting this?

 

[Koma]

These emails are so bad that even Volin tweeted to point out Pash's blatant lie. Damn. These exchanges need to be put out as much as possible. It blatantly shows how deceitful the league was being in fine print.

When even Volin thinks you're wrong, you've really, really screwed up.

 

[RobertWeathers]

When even Volin thinks you're wrong, you've really, really screwed up.

Hes back on his meds.

 

[JMC00]

Didn't the nfl make the Pats sign an NDA for the real measurements?

 

[archstanton543]

So much for listening to Judge Berman to stop the rhetoric.

The Patriots released those emails. Not the NFLPA or Brady. Brady/NFLPA didn't violate the judge's order.

 

[hambone1818]

Oh, look, the NFL doing NFL things! Through all this I've been arguing with friends (fans of other teams) about how biased and corrupt this 'investigation' has been, and they keep saying 'but why would the NFL have it out for the Patriots, why would they want its biggest star suspended?' They just don't get it and they never will. And they'll gladly overlook the gross misconduct and blatant bias here, while roasting the league for the Rice investigation.

I'm now suddenly hopefully (well, very very mildly hopeful) that this is Kraft rolling up his sleeves. Enough is enough, after the appeal ruling I think he finally gets it and I hope he just says '**** it, 31 owners don't seem to care that my organization has been slandered and dragged through the mud for six months. Fine, then I'm suing your asses for supporting a corrupt regime and a corrupt investigation'. Not holding my breath, but this is at least an encouraging development.

One question: There's mention of the Patriots knowing the '11 of 12 footballs' report is wrong, and 'having the data right here...' - I was under the impression they didn't get the correct data until mid-March when they had to sign a non-disclosure? Were they merely told that report was incorrect? I'm confused about that bit. It'll be fascinating to see any future e-mails that have gone back and forth during this charade.