Deflategate II

[raduray]

Anyone got a football and a dial gauge? It would be a good night to inflate it to 12.5 PSI before the game, put it out on the deck at game time and post periodic pressure readings. Seems that's something ESPN should be doing, but you know...

 

[voluntarysaftey]

ESPN doing this is a no brainer; but they won't. Hopefully some local media does it

 

[goheels22002]

ESPN doing this is a no brainer; but they won't. Hopefully some local media does it

ESPN doesn't have anybody that can teach Trent Dilfer how to inflate a football.

 

[juny]

using this magical thing called science, if you start at 13.0, you will end up around 10.5. give or take a few tenths depending on your starting temp

 

[Halifax_Pats_Fan]

Yeah but Differ owned up to this after...he absorbed crap through the osmosis of working at ESPN....then came to his senses...

 

[pencilneckgeek]

Yes, this should have been done already. A little cold tonight to fairly compare to the AFCCG (oddly enough), but it would certainly draw attention to the issue. If one of us had done this on our decks while the Pats were playing in Indy, we would have had a fairly close comparison, which would have made for some nice timing. Good thinking, however. Perhaps, during one of the Thanksgiving Day games.

 

[raduray]

It's to bad Kraft doesn't have the balls to do it.

 

[rexxar]

It's to bad Kraft doesn't have the balls to do it.

That's a new level of stingy if his rich ass can't buy a ball from Walmart.

 

[raduray]

That's a new level of stingy if his rich ass can't buy a ball from Walmart.

He's lacking intestinal fortitude, not bucks.
For that matter, why isn't any of the media doing it? Even the local one. Where is El Presidente?

 

[anditsgood]

ESPN doing this is a no brainer; but they won't. Hopefully some local media does it

Oh EPSN is doing it, but wont report their findings, until the ball warms back up