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Both teams played with the same balls on the same field in the same weather. The controversy is sour grapes by sore losers fanned by a media that has long favored hyperbole over substance.

Um..... Apparently it actually started because a Colts player wanted a souvenir ball after he intercepted a pass.
Colts LB D'Qwell Jackson basically started Deflategate on accident - CBSSports.com

The balls were either under-inflated or (more likely) deflated.
Somebody in or close to the Patriots club broke the rules.
That's just (the apparent) facts. :cool:
 
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Actually no one broke any rules.

Please produce your facts in this trial, the jury has not returned a verdict yet. Got that?:mad:

Edited. :D

Besides, the footballs not being aired to specification is a fact.

Now the remaining questions are "Who?" and "When?"
 
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Bill don't wanna talk about it no more. Regadless of what they find, the NFL won't do anything.

It would be funny if a special Lombardi trophy was made up for the Pats if they win......with a flat ball.......:eek:

They won't have to worry about that though!

GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!

:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
It would be funny if a special Lombardi trophy was made up for the Pats if they win......with a flat ball.......:eek:


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Bill don't wanna talk about it no more. Regadless of what they find, the NFL won't do anything.

It would be funny if a special Lombardi trophy was made up for the Pats if they win......with a flat ball.......:eek:

They won't have to worry about that though!

GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!

:D:D:D:D:D:D

Enjoy yourself, you don't have any horse shoes left, used them all in the Green Bay game.:cool:

GO Patriots:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
I had no opinion on this until I heard Tom Brady's reply to the question: "Are you a cheater?"

Now, that's a very direct question which calls for a yes-or-no answer. But instead of saying "No.", Mr. Brady replied "I don't think so.", which means he thinks the question is a matter of opinion. Not a good answer, and definitely NOT what he would have said if he was innocent.

Here's another thought: This man throws footballs for a living, and has done so for many years. I cannot buy the idea that he doesn't know what a properly-inflated football feels like, versus an under-inflated one.

I think he knew darned right well what the pressure in those footballs was...
 
If you actually read the rule it states:

" The Referee shall be the sole judge as to whether all balls offered for play comply with these specifications. A pump is to be furnished by the home club, and the balls shall remain under the supervision of the Referee until they are delivered to the ball attendant just prior to the start of the game."

So they presented the balls for inspection, which everyone agrees they did.
And the balls were accepted by the referee, which everyone agrees they were.
Therefore, the balls were legal for play as approved by the sole judge of compliance in full accordance with the rules.
 

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