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Kraft gave the League every benefit of a doubt, and finally, like BB and TB, Kraft is fed up. He has raised the stakes, and there's a good chance that the stain of scandal is now going to fall on the NFL and people truly behind this nonsense. For Kraft to lay down the gauntlet like this and...

I think the NFL is tired of the Pats dynasty. Perhaps the dynasty affects the bottom line of other teams. The only way to destroy this dynasty is to find a way to force BB and/or TB out. The problem with this issue is that by any measure it's not that big a deal -- it has little if any affect...

The Pats did nothing wrong. The balls were inflated to the minimum because Brady prefers them that way, the weather was bizarre during the game and affected the psi, and the refs apparently didn't do a very job. In fact, during the game it was pretty apparent this was not the NFL's most talented...

Sherman is probably trying to provoke Brady to throw his way. Brady should not be provoked.

Yeah, wasn't the best SNL, but remember this? http://www.billdamon.com/when-tom-brady-hosted-saturday-night-live-signing-dancing-underwear-and-turbins/#sthash.miXIDWXD.dpbs

I wish this site would do its share and close down all conversations about Deflategate. BB made it clear that issue is over regardless of what the pundits and NFL say or do. Let them waste their time with this total b.s. issue, but let the Pats and their fans get onto something truly important...

I think most of us were willing to be objective about Deflategate. We were genuinely concerned that the Pats had engaged in practices that threatened their credibility, but then along came: - Leaks from the NFL that the NFL simply let hang out there without explanation. We actually do not know...

I just read the transcript of the BB press conference. He is a wise man. I think it's clear he was being honest, because he did not equivocate. He did not leave room for saying later on, "you misunderstood me." He was explicit in his remarks about not knowing anything about what happened. He is...

If the Pats cheated, it is what it is. Hopefully they didn't cheat, but regardless this scandal is very profitable to the NFL, whether or not you find that offensive.

By taking so long, the NFL has turned the main story of the week into whether or not the Pats are cheaters. The story is headlining sites like Huffington Post, and drawing all sorts of attention outside of people who even watch football. It's getting people interested. A Superbowl that's a...

I have a perfect solution: The Pats should lose all their first half points against the Colts for using underinflated balls and be fined a further two touchdowns for violating the rules, so the final score is 14-7 Pats!

The Pats bring some interesting elements to the game of football. As I see it there are three possibilities: (1) The Pats outright cheated and found a way for the ball attendant or someone else to deflate the balls after they were inspected. (2) The Pats stretched the rules by inflating the...

What I don't get is this: If underinflation makes it easier to pass and catch in bad weather, wouldn't that have favored the Colts? After all, the Colts had no running game, and it was argued that if the Colts won, they would have won on Luck's arm. The only way this could have favored the Pats...

We don't have a heck of pass rush and the Seahawks have a great RB and a highly mobile QB who as a passer is inconsistent. My feeling is that we will play this pretty straight. For one thing, BB doesn't usually have someone spy a QB. I think he will focus mostly on stopping the run, which means...

Well, it does look a little suspicious. ;)

Everybody feasts on this story, including Patriot fans. The media knows this, knows that even Pats fans are going to be looking for the latest news about it, blogging about it, tweeting about it, so the media does its job. Ironically, we are part of the problem.

If deflated balls are easier to handle, then it sounds to me like both teams would want the balls inflated to the minimum 12.5 psi. Obviously, inflating them to the minimum that would increase the risk of some balls falling just under that number. Since the refs have two hours to check the...

Well, the NFL really is investigating this, but I don't understand how it could happen unless the league failed to follow its own rules and inspect the balls. My guess is there was one defective ball that's causing this issue. After all, if deflated balls are easier to handle, that would more...

I remember a year when we lost most of the coin tosses. I remember it because I thought that was suspicious. So, instead of suspicious, I call this auspicious, a sign we will win the Superbowl.

It's safe to say we won. No team has ever scored more than 34 points in the fourth quarter, and that record isn't going to be broken tonight. The dynasty continues!