NFLPA's DeMaurice Smith Rips Credibility Of Roger Goodell, Wells Report
NFLPA executive director DeMaurice SMith took aim at the credibility of Roger Goodell and the NFL.
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NFLPA executive director DeMaurice SMith took aim at the credibility of Roger Goodell and the NFL.
A report states that Bill Belichick never believed Tom Brady's story about DeflateGate.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo is still losing his mind over DeflateGate, and Peter King called in to defend himself. Rich Keefe plays the audio and reacts.
How deep does this NFL social media rabbit hole go?! Well ... not that far, as it turns out.
"If you're going to take a Tale of the Tape of who's telling the truth -- Roger Goodell or Adam Schefter -- I think that's a pretty easy decision."
Darrelle Revis took a few shots at Tom Brady and the New England Patriots over the Deflategate mess, but wasn't ready to call the quarterback a "cheater."
On Wednesday, Robert Kraft wanted to make it clear to the upset Patriots fans that everything he does is in the best interest of his team.
Everyone's wasted too much time on this topic, and adding Goodell's spin is certainly not the best decision one could make. So we'll get through this as quickly as possible.
"I have great admiration and respect for Tom Brady, but the rules have to be enforced on a uniform basis."
Patriots fans are upset at their owner for what they perceive as selling out. Really, people.
"It's a tough spot guys are in when you report things, but damn it, you better get it right. Because if you don't, it really hits your credibility."
"The 32." This was, and is now, all about the 32. But what about 12?
Patriots fans are left dumbfounded after the man leading the rebellion against the NFL raised the white flag on Tuesday, CBS Boston's Andrew Celani writes.
It was an Over/Under Tuesday night on The Adam Jones Show's "Game of Jones."
Felger says Patriots owner Robert Kraft had no leverage against the NFL -- except the threat of Tom Brady's lawsuit.
The NFLPA formally requested Roger Goodell recuse himself as the arbitrator in Tom Brady's disciplinary appeal on Tuesday.
The war is over. Roger Goodell won. Robert Kraft accepted defeat. It was a stark change of course.
Robert Kraft addressed the media on Tuesday at the NFL's spring owners meetings, and he said the team will not appeal the league's punishment.
Matt Light had some strong words for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell Tuesday morning in studio with Zolak & Bertrand.
"If you're going to call somebody's character into question, what are you going to be basing it on?"
Two grown men have reportedly spoken, and even hugged it out following a conversation. This is where we are on Day 121 of the Deflategate saga.
Roger Goodell and the NFL are going to lose ... and Roger Goodell and the NFL know they are going to lose. So the backtracking has begun.
ESPN's Adam Schefter helped answer a very important question that people have been asking ever since the DeflateGate punishment was issued.
In the middle of the DeflateGate mess, Patriots players are protecting their star, as a team.
Now that the NFL has painted him as a liar and -- to a small extent -- a cheat, will the Tom Brady's legacy take a hit?
