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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.What books, they burned those tooat this time it's time to revisit the NFL's anti-trust status.......between this shady business, tanking for draft picks, the Flores lawsuit, it's clear maybe the NFL needs its books opened and examined
Watching a recent Burrow interview I was thinking, you know if this guy really applied himself and worked the meth hard, he could really look like Steve Buscemi.
Given that there was still pending litigation (Brady's appeal), isn't this destruction of evidence?Because of course they did.
From Playmakers: NFL general counsel Jeff Pash ordered expungement of 2015 air-pressure measurements
The past week has been a rocky ride for the NFL.profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Deflategate has always been a screw job by the league & the colts ( who i hate til this day). Deflating football to win has never been a thing until they tried to make it so.
It’s legitimately one of the most stupid things to ever claim could provide an advantage.
It was so satisfying that after that crap came out and obviously people immediately attributed that “cheating” to why the Pats so rarely fumbled we had a sample size of FIVE full seasons of Brady on the Pats where the fumble numbers did not increase at all. And just to add onto it Brady’s two seasons on the Bucs saw very few fumbles as well.
Books? You mean they've learned to read?at this time it's time to revisit the NFL's anti-trust status.......between this shady business, tanking for draft picks, the Flores lawsuit, it's clear maybe the NFL needs its books opened and examined
When we can't agree on natural laws, we are doomed.
Deflategate has always been a screw job by the league & the colts ( who i hate til this day). Deflating football to win has never been a thing until they tried to make it so.
It's stuff like that that Kraft KNEW that pisses me off about Bob to this day. Plus Kraft knew from Matt P, the aerospace engineer on his staff that PV=nrT. No excuses for him.Rodgers admitted that he has the game balls deliberately overinflated, and the NYT ran a lengthy piece on how the Giants equipment managers worked over the game balls for Eli Manning, including running them through dryers. The entire episode was complete bullish.t, and they knew that from the start.
It's stuff like that that Kraft KNEW that pisses me off about Bob to this day. Plus Kraft knew from Matt P, the aerospace engineer on his staff that PV=nrT. No excuses for him.
Somebody more knowledgeable than I can possibly answer this but does Sarbanes-Oxley law regarding records retention by corporations apply to the NFL????
You managed to get Peter King on the phone? What sort of badass are you?1) Florio was an engineering major at Carnegie Mellon, before going to law school. He can comprehend the IGL.
2) The day after deflategate broke, I wrote a simple explanation of the effect of temp on a football and sent an email to a dozen sportswriters.
3) Precisely TWO of the writers responded, Mike Florio and Peter King. I had a brief phone call with each.
4) King mentioned me in his column but he clung to the "something might have happened" position.
5) Florio immediately started recognizing the craziness. I am not sure that my explanation, email, or phone call had anything to do with it, or simply that Florio is scientifically literate and he realized the lies that were going on.
does Sarbanes-Oxley law regarding records retention by corporations apply to the NFL????
you have no idea what the NFL policy is on non-disclosure agreements. Given that the entire league is a treasure bath for all intents and purposes, it would seem likely the NFL would at least try to keep a lid on things using NDA's. I have no idea on whether the league does this or not, it just fits Goodell's M.O.I've been surprised there hasn't been more leaking from the NFL offices - usually once people leave they are happy to screw their old bosses.
Can't forget the downfall videos on youtubeWhat I found the best answer to all of this was the super bowl win against the Falcons in 51. Brady playing a 12 game season and receiving the Lombardi from Goodell was amazing.
you have no idea what the NFL policy is on non-disclosure agreements. Given that the entire league is a treasure bath for all intensive purposes, it would seem likely the NFL would at least try to keep a lid on things using NDA's. I have no idea on whether the league does this or not, it just fits Goodell's M.O.
Also it's:
"a moot point", not "a mute point"
"Could have"/"Could've" not "Could of". Same for would and should.
It's "I couldn't care less" not "I could care less" which literally conveys the opposite meaning to the one intended
It's "for all intents and purposes" not for "all intensive purposes"