Considering that that's what everyone seems to be using as proof that Brady was lying and hiding something, it should be item 1A that requires answering. All Yee has to say is "the guy is a part-time game day employee, who was on the premises 8-10 times per year during the hours leading up to games when Brady is at his most focused and most determined to block out outside distractions. Why would he know McNally, any more than he 'knows' the dozens of other game day employees who are around the stadium from time to time?"
I assume that's at the core of all of this--the alternative is that Brady is, in fact, lying--and it's an easy case to make. The fact that Wells didn't find it plausible is laughable and demonstrates his clear bias. FFS, I work in an office of ~50 people, and I don't even know some of my coworkers. And I know almost none of the off site consultants who show up maybe once every couple weeks and have full time jobs elsewhere, like McNally does.
