Judge Berman Again Expresses Doubts In NFL's Case Against Tom Brady
Judge Berman remains unconvinced of the conclusions reached by Ted Wells as well as the NFL's interpretation of the Wells report.
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Judge Berman remains unconvinced of the conclusions reached by Ted Wells as well as the NFL's interpretation of the Wells report.
Judge Berman set the next meeting date for Aug. 31, a meeting which will require mandatory attendance for both Brady and Goodell.
It turns out that Tom Brady is willing to accept a suspension from the NFL, just not for deflating any footballs.
Judge Richard M. Berman will likely be left to decide whether the NFL acted properly when it suspended Tom Brady for four games to start this season.
Life change significantly for Malcolm Butler the second he picked off Russell Wilson to secure New England's Super Bowl XLIX victory in February, but all of the recognition and fanfare hasn't gotten to the corner as he prepares for the 2015 season.
Tom Brady was not at practice on Tuesday, but it appears reports that he was going to Wednesday's DeflateGate settlement hearing were a bit premature.
Cue up the sad tuba. The Patriots have reportedly traded guard Jordan Devey.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was not on the practice field Tuesday morning at Gillette, leading many to wonder if he is in fact heading to New York for another DeflateGate settlement hearing on Wednesday.
Jane Rosenberg, the artist behind the infamous Tom Brady courtroom sketch, stands to make a lot of money off her drawing - here's what she's asking for.
As the DeflateGate saga drags on, Tom Brady continues to prepare for life on the football field.
As Tom Brady fights a four-game suspension for his alleged role in #DeflateGate, he's being supported by Patriots fans both young and old.
Could you take three more years of DeflateGate appeals? Of course Michael Felger could, but he'd like to see Judge Richard Berman force the sides into a settlement on Wednesday.
98.5 The Sports Hub's Zolak and Bertrand go around the NFL in their weekly Read and React segment.
Rob Gronkowski is everywhere, so it's only fitting that the Patriots tight end now has his own SportsCenter commercial.
The Patriots will hit each other for a couple of more days at Gillette Stadium before heading to West Virginia and taking aim at the New Orleans Saints.
