Report: Brady's 'Stance Hasn't Changed', Not Accepting Suspension
There are conflicting reports about Tom Brady and his willingness or unwillingness to accept a suspension for DeflateGate, proving that nobody really knows the truth.
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There are conflicting reports about Tom Brady and his willingness or unwillingness to accept a suspension for DeflateGate, proving that nobody really knows the truth.
Judge Berman continues to express strong, strong doubts about the very foundation of the 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.
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.
A local man is creating and selling t-shirts protesting NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that say "Squish the Commish."
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.
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.
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.
Brady's lawyers claims the league is attempting to misdirect the court and "at every turn, the NFL misstates the record."
After watching Jimmy Garoppolo Thursday night, Tony Mazz really hopes Tom Brady is able to cut a deal with the NFL.
Could a breakthrough be at hand in Tom Brady v. the NFL?
Tom Brady will not have to attend next week's DeflateGate settlement hearing in New York.
Comedian Frank Caliendo joined Toucher & Rich on Thursday, sharing his thoughts on the current DeflateGate saga.
From DeflateGate to Trump, Jon says our standards of evidence have shrunk.
"What is the direct evidence that implicates Mr. Brady?" Judge Richard M. Berman repeatedly asked NFL lawyer Daniel Nash.
"He's a very handsome guy," Jane Rosenberg told WBZ-TV's Jim Armstrong. "It's very hard in a very short time to get somebody so good- looking to look as good as they look [in person]."
The man who initially broke the story that the New England Patriots were under investigation for playing the AFC Championship Game with underinflated footballs believes it would be in the NFL's best interest to cut a deal with Tom Brady.
Peyton Manning said Tom Brady's comments about him in an email that was recently released are no big deal.
It didn't take very long for Twitter to have a blast with Tom Brady's courtroom sketch on Wednesday.
After one day in court, it's advantage Tom Brady.
As it turns out, there's more than just process on the table for Judge Berman.
The only certainty amid all the controversy in the NFL is that you'll be in front of your television at kickoff.
