Goodell's sucking up officially started

[The Gr8est]

There has to someone in the sports media willing to ask Goodell some tough questions. We have two weeks to fill before the game after all.

For example:

"Once Troy Vincent admitted that he was unaware of the ideal gas law, did you ever consider the possibility that you may have been prosecuting the Pats for an offense that never occurred"?

"Did you pay attention to the large group of scientists who said that the Pats balls were within an expected range of PSI once the exposure to the weather conditions were considered"?

"Why weren't the Colts investigated when their balls were found to be under pressure as well, and why didn't you continue and measure all of their balls as well?" "I know you said there wasn't time, but for an issue such as this couldn't you have made time?"

"When the league did it's own spot checks on the balls last season, did the checks reveal that the pressures were consistent with the expected value considering weather conditions and ball exposure?" "Why were these readings not released to the viewing public? Can we assume the readings did not support the league's case?"

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

There has to someone in the sports media willing to ask Goodell some tough questions. We have two weeks to fill before the game after all.

For example:

"Once Troy Vincent admitted that he was unaware of the ideal gas law, did you ever consider the possibility that you may have been prosecuting the Pats for an offense that never occurred"?

"Did you pay attention to the large group of scientists who said that the Pats balls were within an expected range of PSI once the exposure to the weather conditions were considered"?

"Why weren't the Colts investigated when their balls were found to be under pressure as well, and why didn't you continue and measure all of their balls as well?" "I know you said there wasn't time, but for an issue such as this couldn't you have made time?"

"When the league did it's own spot checks on the balls last season, did the checks reveal that the pressures were consistent with the expected value considering weather conditions and ball exposure?" "Why we're these readings not released to the viewing public? Can we assume the readings did not support the league's case?"

Truth, reality, facts, fairness, integrity, etc. are not in the NFL league or Commissioner's offices' vocabularies, despite their constant mouthing of the words.

 

[NashuaPats]

There has to someone in the sports media willing to ask Goodell some tough questions. We have two weeks to fill before the game after all.

For example:

"Once Troy Vincent admitted that he was unaware of the ideal gas law, did you ever consider the possibility that you may have been prosecuting the Pats for an offense that never occurred"?

"Did you pay attention to the large group of scientists who said that the Pats balls were within an expected range of PSI once the exposure to the weather conditions were considered"?

"Why weren't the Colts investigated when their balls were found to be under pressure as well, and why didn't you continue and measure all of their balls as well?" "I know you said there wasn't time, but for an issue such as this couldn't you have made time?"

"When the league did it's own spot checks on the balls last season, did the checks reveal that the pressures were consistent with the expected value considering weather conditions and ball exposure?" "Why we're these readings not released to the viewing public? Can we assume the readings did not support the league's case?"

Or how about: "Why did you lie about Brady's testimony?"

 

[TheFlyingWedge]

Goodell must go - useless clown

 

[Absurdly Metro]

There has to someone in the sports media willing to ask Goodell some tough questions. We have two weeks to fill before the game after all.

For example:

"Once Troy Vincent admitted that he was unaware of the ideal gas law, did you ever consider the possibility that you may have been prosecuting the Pats for an offense that never occurred"?

"Did you pay attention to the large group of scientists who said that the Pats balls were within an expected range of PSI once the exposure to the weather conditions were considered"?

"Why weren't the Colts investigated when their balls were found to be under pressure as well, and why didn't you continue and measure all of their balls as well?" "I know you said there wasn't time, but for an issue such as this couldn't you have made time?"

"When the league did it's own spot checks on the balls last season, did the checks reveal that the pressures were consistent with the expected value considering weather conditions and ball exposure?" "Why we're these readings not released to the viewing public? Can we assume the readings did not support the league's case?"

I'm going to be down in Houston next Tuesday and Wednesday to check out the SB week festivities. Wish I had a press pass cuz I'd attend Roger's press conference and nail him to the goddamn wall.

Besides these excellent queries the question I'd most like to ask is, "Why, when you believed the transcripts of Brady's testimony would remain sealed, did you publicly say you didn't believe said testimony because it wasn't credible to you that he didn't talk to Jastremski about the air pressure in the footballs during their phone conversations after the AFC Championship game. Why did you say that knowing full well that Brady actually testified, under oath no less, that he did indeed talk to Jastremski about air pressure on those calls? Why did you knowingly lie about what Brady said under oath?"

 

[MitchKumstein]

When goodell was asked why he didn't go to Gillette for the AFCCG, he replied "I try to get to as many stadiums as I can"

Huh?

He tries to get to as many stadiums as he can......by going to Atlanta 2 weeks in a row?

 

[Absurdly Metro]

Or how about: "Why did you lie about Brady's testimony?"

Lol. Not only did you beat me to it but you posed the same question in only seven words when it took me a whole paragraph. Well done Sir!

 

[ANGR89]

Even TMZ knows how patriot fans feel about Roger Goddell. lol Kraft hanging with Goddell today...puke.
TMZ

 

[DefenseRules]

Goodell is full of excrement.

 

[deroc5050]

Roger needs to learn you can't un-burn a bridge.

Even though Roger is the face behind the punishment, it was the other owners that were calling the shots. Unless anyone has any proof that it was mostly Goodell handeling this non issue.

Not taking any heat off of Roger, I mean he works for the owners.

 

[Dr Pain]

Even TMZ knows how patriot fans feel about Roger Goddell. lol Kraft hanging with Goddell today...puke.
TMZ

disgusting Bob Judas Kraft

 

[Koma]

There has to someone in the sports media willing to ask Goodell some tough questions. We have two weeks to fill before the game after all.

For example:

"Once Troy Vincent admitted that he was unaware of the ideal gas law, did you ever consider the possibility that you may have been prosecuting the Pats for an offense that never occurred"?

"Did you pay attention to the large group of scientists who said that the Pats balls were within an expected range of PSI once the exposure to the weather conditions were considered"?

"Why weren't the Colts investigated when their balls were found to be under pressure as well, and why didn't you continue and measure all of their balls as well?" "I know you said there wasn't time, but for an issue such as this couldn't you have made time?"

"When the league did it's own spot checks on the balls last season, did the checks reveal that the pressures were consistent with the expected value considering weather conditions and ball exposure?" "Why we're these readings not released to the viewing public? Can we assume the readings did not support the league's case?"

I would add:

"Chris Mortensen's '11 out of 12 footballs' story was false. Your office had the correct information in it's possession and refused to address this. There are numerous examples of NFL PR quickly issuing corrections on more minor subjects. Why did the NFL leak false information to the media and then refuse to correct it?"

"Considering the NFL's considerable influence over media partners like ESPN, why haven't you told them to stop claiming the Patriots filmed other teams practices?"

"Do you think it's a good for the health and image of the league that one of your most successful franchises, both currently and historically, has been painted as cheaters? Is it wise for the league to help perpetuate that image?"

 

[raduray]

At this point is Roger any more effective at his job than this man?

You mean Sean Spicer?

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

 

[RobertWeathers]

What barometers are those?

 

[everlong]

I'm more likely to believe "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" or "I am not a crook".

 

[RobertWeathers]

You mean Sean Spicer?

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

No. Josh "Lie In" Earnest and Robert "Fibbs" Gibbs

 

[The Boston Patriot]

Curran has a good take on Cowherd's gawdawful interview with Goddell.

Curran: Interview shows Goodell still has trouble with definition of integrity

 

[AtomicDawg]

What barometers are those?

Same ones they used to measure the PSI in footballs. The ones in their delusional heads.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Same ones they used to measure the PSI in footballs. The ones in their delusional heads.

The must have used several barometers to do the testing and chose the one that best supported his desired outcome

 

[RayClay]