We have to beat the drum

[Marko]

As fans it's up to us to try to push the narrative. I can't believe that the Jets and the NFL's referees can pump Brady's balls up to 16 psi and no one says a word. This points to many things A)Why are the NFL referees over inflating the Patriots balls, and why against the Jets (the NFL's darling team)
B) why aren't the Patriots little *****es like the rest of the teams c) Isn't it it more than likely the NFL and the Jets tried to cheat the Patriots with 16 psi balls D) maybe Goodell should just let them investigate themselves again. this is way more damning than anything the Patriots did because it shows a conspiracy, and there is no way in hell the weather can cause balls to over inflate. It also points out why the Patriots might have had an interest in the deflation of balls. I am sick and fu-king tired of the Jets cheating constantly, only to have the BS aimed at us. GOODELL HAS TO ANSWER WHY NFL REFEREES WOULD OVERINFLATE ONE TEAMS BALLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

If you want to change the narrative...you have to do something extraordinary

Tom Brady needs to win another Super Bowl...and not just any Super Bowl, he has to win the next one....the 50th Super Bowl, right in his hometown.

 

[Sicilian]

The main point of it all is not that the referees intentionally over inflated the balls to 16 psi making them illegal. It's that the referees put more air in the ball and clearly don't care what the psi is. They didn't care, because nobody cared. This was never officially checked beyond a squeeze test before all this happened, and the most plausible explanation is that Brady made his quip after the Ravens game that Harbaugh should read the rule book. Harbaugh says, "Oh yeah?" and finds some obscure and never enforced rule about air pressure, passes it on to his buddies on the Colts, and gets the Patriots busted on a technicality that no one cared about the week before.

It would be like if I pissed off a girlfriend and she got back at me by calling the police because of an obscure Boston law that says you're not allowed to bathe without a doctor's prescription. Except in this example I've also had my name on a major lawsuit against the Boston Police department, so they're more than happy to enforce.

 

[patriot1136]

Yeah, the 16 psi thing is a big deal that nobody has mentioned. What makes it worse is that the NFL officials didn't care and doesn't seem like Goodell cares either.

 

[RobertWeathers]

I've been throttling people all day that have the nerve to bring this up with me.

I've left their corpses charred and unrecognizable.

 

[Marko]

As a father of 2 boys I have blown up many balls, going to 16 psi is a big deal unless you are using a gas station pump.