Whats the NFL do if Brady gets intercepted in the Playoffs

[Nehalem]

And the opposing team measures the PSI of the football on a cold January day in Foxboro and finds it lower than 12.5? Hypothetically speaking of course.

NFL will be stuck between a rock and a hard place. They can't not do nothing since they punished us the first time severely for low pressure footballs, and yet they can't punish us again as severely since they ignored the Giants claim... excuse me - said that protocol was observed. Whatever the hell that means.

Do they shrug it off or do another witch hunt? Hmm perhaps I should post a poll.

Im pretty sure the US Courts can do whatever they want.

I mean they punished the Patriots for something that didnt happen. You think they will let a little thing like "consistency" stand in their way of screwing over the Pats.

 

[The Gr8est]

Im pretty sure the US Courts can do whatever they want.

I mean they punished the Patriots for something that didnt happen. You think they will let a little thing like "consistency" stand in their way of screwing over the Pats.

Well the NFL* filed their lawsuit against Brady in New York, for compelling, if not overwhelming reasons.

 

[Joker]

what will the NFL do?....why, hold another "magic show" of course...

 

[PatsDeb]

Hopefully the NFL, like the rest of us, says "Let's not go there again."

 

[SHOWTIME15]

The pittsburgh footballs prove once and for all that footballs get deflated in game conditions.

 

[goheels22002]

If Brady throws a pick I am going to destroy my cell phone. I advise the rest of you to do the same.

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

I'm MUCH more concerned over "subtle" officiating bias, ESPECIALLY if a New York team is our opponent

 

[Armchair Quarterback]

No worries, team ownership has it covered. The Krafts have devised a genius plan in which they keep accepting unjust punishment and say nothing in the face of overwhelming hypocrisy with the hope that someday the league will tire of going after the Pats. That should work, right?

 

[deroc5050]

Wow. That is awfully naive.

Roger Goodell is probably already afraid to come to New England. The fans would be all over him, making a mockery out of the NFL offices. If he went after New England again for something stupid and meaningless, I think he might get assassinated.