Slam Piece on Brady

[DefenseRules]

Brady should sue Goodell. That man has made this personal. Forget the league. Go after this low life POS. I so hate this man.

 

[Tony2046]

Well at least the Newly drafted Broncos QB knows who the GOAT is.

 

[Joey007]

Saw this today on NFL.com. Read that description. Makes me sick.

 

[JMC00]

Brady is a fool. His no response, following legal advice is a bad idea. Lets his reputation be destroyed in an attempt to avoid a 4 game suspension. He should have been out there yelling and screaming. He desperately needed a PR guide.

Brady should have been on every TV show saying "Hey, read the Wells report, Ted Wells said they didn't need my phone. He said that. Why would I be concerned about getting rid of it after Wells, the NFL guy said that. Goodell has been accused of perjury by a judge, why should anyone be surprised that he keeps lying. Hell even the hired gun Exponent said they couldn't be sure if anything happened and the NFL paid them to find something. Every legitimate scientific organisation has proven no air was ever let out and by the way, the Colts balls were also measured under inflated, you know why, because it gets cold in New England"

Doing this would have zero impact on any court case and help immensely. This trash article is what being a good boy has brought.

Don Yee did that.

 

[BradyFTW!]

Remember how Manning got in front of the HGH thing by saying he was

mad as hell and was going to sue? It worked.

Remember how the Patriots did the opposite of that in both Spygate and Deflategate?

The truth is that the Pats/Brady had a very limited opportunity to try to shape the public narrative in both scandals, and both times they miscalculated and punted on it. They did a little better in Deflategate, to the point that I thought they'd actually learned their lesson for a few days, but... nope. By not appealing, the Pats allowed the narrative of "see, they practically admitted they did it!" to take hold.

In the future, any team that wants to to hold up to this PR battle has to counter every leak from the NFL with a leak of their own, no exceptions. Have to counter-spin every NFL attempt at spin. Being right isn't enough, and even the most blatant of lies and contradictions by the other side isn't enough. People are too stupid to be counted on to catch that.

Having said all of that, you couldn't pay me enough to click on this link or any other like it. Not interested.

 

[Armchair Quarterback]

Remember how Manning got in front of the HGH thing by saying he was

mad as hell and was going to sue? It worked.

Remember how the Patriots did the opposite of that in both Spygate and Deflategate?

The truth is that the Pats/Brady had a very limited opportunity to try to shape the public narrative in both scandals, and both times they miscalculated and punted on it. They did a little better in Deflategate, to the point that I thought they'd actually learned their lesson for a few days, but... nope. By not appealing, the Pats allowed the narrative of "see, they practically admitted they did it!" to take hold.

In the future, any team that wants to to hold up to this PR battle has to counter every leak from the NFL with a leak of their own, no exceptions. Have to counter-spin every NFL attempt at spin. Being right isn't enough, and even the most blatant of lies and contradictions by the other side isn't enough. People are too stupid to be counted on to catch that.

Having said all of that, you couldn't pay me enough to click on this link or any other like it. Not interested.

It came out that the Patriots were begging the league to correct the measurement #s, when it was found out the numbers were bogus. The league of course said nothing yet the Patriots still kept quiet. Infuriating.

 

[TheBostonStraggler]

There are 1 billion idiots on the Internet with a million paid "writers". So how does a writer up his clicks and paycheck given this vast swamp of anonymity?
(A)Is it to put out thoughtful pieces examining the facts and sides to something to draw well informed conclusions?
(B)Or does he put out quickly written and uninformed hot air that tries to evoke visceral reaction among as many in the swamp as possible so those visceral feelings gain lots of hits quickly as possible?

If it is (B) then stop being part of (B) and don't click on a story that strikes you viscerally. It's actually not that hard to give into the visceral(on most things) -- people just think it is all hard.

 

[NE_Zealot]

This is why I avoid pretty much all articles written by non-Pat friendly writers. They can all play in traffic. Also I would never read anything on Fox News out of principle.

 

[BradyFTW!]

It came out that the Patriots were begging the league to correct the measurement #s, when it was found out the numbers were bogus. The league of course said nothing yet the Patriots still kept quiet. Infuriating.

Agreed, IMO the Pats should have publicly corrected the numbers and dared the league to discipline them. Would've been quite a PR pickle for the NFL to try to justify coming down on a team for publicly, objectively correcting the record.

 

[Richard Camembert]

Based on the thread title I thought this was about something completely different...

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

If I want sports news, I'm not going to Fox News as is the case in this hit job....