Deflategate Ruling Appeal Unlikely To Go Far, Says WBZ-TV Legal Analyst
The NFL is unlikely to successfully appeal the "sound" and "reasonable" ruling, says WBZ legal analyst Harry Manion.
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The NFL is unlikely to successfully appeal the "sound" and "reasonable" ruling, says WBZ legal analyst Harry Manion.
Scott Zolak says the relatively routine practice of minimizing or vacating a ruling by the league speaks to the flaws in how players are held accountable.
Michael McCann, who is teaching a course on DeflateGate at UNH, weighed in on the decision to overturn Tom Brady's suspension.
Tom Brady has beaten Roger Goodell in federal court.
Students at UNH made it clear they're baffled by both the legal battle and the coverage of deflategate.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft has made his thoughts on DeflateGate pretty clear, and he doesn't want the "overblown" hoopla to detract from his team's preparations for the upcoming season.
On Tuesday, Judge Richard Berman extended the window for his ruling just a bit.
According to Houston Texans owner Bob McNair, the seven-month long saga known as DeflateGate would have never risen to "scandal" status if the Patriots had just played nice from the start.
The judge cautioned everyone to not jump to conclusions or speculate. Yet after Monday's final meeting, what else are we left to do?
Roger Goodell and Tom Brady arrived early to court Monday for a final face-to-face meeting before a judge rules on the "Deflategate" case.
Might DeflateGate actually come to an end today? CBSBostonSports.com's Michael Hurley thinks there's a chance.
Thankfully, this whole sordid episode will be over soon. Unless it isn't.
Patriots ownership holds no ill will toward Chris Mortensen, but the team has never apologized to the ESPN reporter, according to Jonathan Kraft.
"I'm wrong a lot, a lot of people are wrong a lot, and they just can say it. And some people can't."
The Falcons' cheating vs. DeflateGate does not line up apples to apples, but it's close enough to raise eyebrows.
Watch this Patriots fan describe the story of how he confronted Roger Goodell in a Maine supermarket. It's a must-see for Patriots Nation.
After Wednesday, the players' union may still feel the pain of not having Judge David Doty hear the case in Minnesota.
No one has been more critical of the NFL during this whole DeflateGate mess than The Washington Post's Sally Jenkins, who joined Toucher & Rich on Tuesday to discuss the case.
As a Pro Bowl left tackle, Cleveland's Joe Thomas has plenty of experience protecting quarterbacks in the NFL.
Even in death, one New England Patriots fan is making her support for Tom Brady clear.
The Rhode Island-based company is supporting Tom Brady with its newest brew.
"This entire episode is embarrassing our sport. It makes us look horrible."
A competent, fair and reasonable commissioner would have ended the story before it ever began. Instead, we get Roger Goodell.
Heath Evans let it rip when sharing his opinions on DeflateGate.
If you think DeflateGate is annoying, why don't you try on Spygate for size?
