A few unmentioned Wells report tidbits

[I.M. Fletcher]

On the opposite side, McNally WAS allowed to be interviewed again, but by telephone, jiving with the Patriots reasoning that had a job outside of football.

The NFL turned him down for a phone interview request.

 

[Ring 6]

On the opposite side, McNally WAS allowed to be interviewed again, but by telephone, jiving with the Patriots reasoning that had a job outside of football.

The NFL turned him down for a phone interview request.

Wow that is very interesting.

So the lack of cooperation is Brady spending all day being interivewed, showing his phone to them and not letting them keep it, and the guy who was interviewed 4 times saying the 5th has to be by phone?
It sounds like Wells was the one not cooperating.

 

[I.M. Fletcher]

Wow that is very interesting.

So the lack of cooperation is Brady spending all day being interivewed, showing his phone to them and not letting them keep it, and the guy who was interviewed 4 times saying the 5th has to be by phone?
It sounds like Wells was the one not cooperating.

Doug Kyed made the point, and I agree wholeheartedely. The league made a giant misstep by waiting on the punishment. Had they come with the hammer the day the report was released, no chance people would have spent so much time poking holes in the report.

Now, everyone is far more aware of its discrepensies, and the NFL is the butt end of another joke they created themselves.

 

[sevengables_2207]

So even the Colts ball boy was measuring Patriots footballs psi, this is the kind of crap the NFL let's other teams do regarding the Patriots.

It's all fair game if for the greater good of bringing down the New England Patriots...

 

[Tony Cahncuhd]

Apparently, neither does asbestos, according to them.

I wonder how much Exponent would charge me for a report that says my feet don't stink?

 

[ctpatsfan77]

I wonder how much Exponent would charge me for a report that says my feet don't stink?

It depends on how much evidence they need to cook