NFLPA Will Challenge Brady Decision In Federal Court If QB Suspended For Any Games
If Tom Brady is suspended for any games for the DeflateGate mess, the NFL Player's Association is ready to put up a fight.
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If Tom Brady is suspended for any games for the DeflateGate mess, the NFL Player's Association is ready to put up a fight.
The latest Instagram photo of the Patriots QB suggests he has not a care in the world.
Michael Felger and Jim Murray are both shocked the NFL reduced Greg Hardy's suspension to four games, but thing it's good news for Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
Nearly half a year has passed since the Patriots demolished the Colts, yet impossibly, ludicrously, illogically, we are still talking about potentially slightly underinflated footballs. We're still doing it!
Roger Goodell will announce his ruling on Tom Brady's hearing "very soon" -- specifically, it could possibly come next week.
"In times of trouble, he has a bad night, the ball is too hard, can he go to his guys and say, 'Get thes balls right next week, by the way. They didn't feel right.' He can't do that."
According to one body language expert, the NFL commissioner looks nervous.
The integrity of the game. That's what it's all about. Even if it involves a whole lot of lying.
ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss said it's the league throwing out Tom Brady's four-game DeflateGate suspension is the equivalent of a "Hail Mary."
To Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders, the situation is simple: The Patriots cheated, and they are unworthy to be Super Bowl champions.
To no surprise, the NFL was not as impressed with Tom Brady's testimony on Tuesday.
How Tom Brady delivered his message to the NFL is not nearly important as what message he delivered, says Tony Mazz.
"Brady's sworn testimony was sort of a challenge, saying, 'Take us to court. We already have this. What do you have? Are you going to share your emails and your texts with Ted Wells?'"
"You're treating him as a repeat offender. The team is a repeat offender; he's not a repeat offender. And I think that's the shame of all of this."
Tom Brady's appeal hearing is over, so what can we expect from Roger Goodell?
Tom Brady's appeal hearing is over. Now, the world waits on Roger Goodell's ruling.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is meeting face to face with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, hoping to get his four-game suspension from the DeflateGate controversy thrown out.
Jon is predicting a rout in Tuesday's big showdown.
The Patriots quarterback's appeal hearing kicks off Tuesday.
Ted Wells will reportedly be present at Tom Brady's appeal hearing in New York.
From what he's hearing, Ben Volin of the Globe says it is "incredibly unrealistic" for the four-game suspension to get wiped away.
As the clock ticks toward that fateful meeting on Park Avenue, here's a brief refresher course on what's at stake.
The Boston Globe reported that Tom Brady donated all of his $170,000 speaker fee to Best Buddies and other charities.
A football from the famous "DeflateGate" AFC Championship game is up for auction.
While most of the national media might not quite be up to speed on the anti-Goodell train, the Washington Post's Sally Jenkins just might be the conductor.
