Mike Westhoff: Not Convinced Patriots Cheated, But Wouldn't Be Surprised
Felger & Massarotti were joined by former Jets special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff on Radio Row Monday afternoon.
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Felger & Massarotti were joined by former Jets special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff on Radio Row Monday afternoon.
The Boston Globe's Shalise Manza Young called Johnston & Flynn Monday morning from Arizona.
Many fans in New England don't think the Patriots will be punished once the NFL concludes their investigation of the recent "DeflateGate" controversy, and Seattle Seahawks corner Richard Sherman agrees.
Colts owner Jim Irsay is quite the follow on Twitter.
In trying to deflate the latest controversy, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is really defending his NFL legacy
The NFL still has not reached out to Tom Brady regarding the recent "DeflateGate" allegations, but the Patriots quarterback expects that talk to happen sometime after Super Bowl XLIX.
In a hastily announced news conference Saturday, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said that he is "moving on" from "DeflateGate."
The split-screen drama performed by the Patriots has our nation scratching its head and perhaps grabbing other organs at the twin presses provided by Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
Shortly after the NFL broke its silence on the investigation into deflated footballs used in the AFC Championship Game, Patriots owner Robert Kraft did the same.
Nothing is going to keep Rob Gronkowski from getting "super excited" for Super Bowl XLIX.
The NFL has finally issued a statement regarding the "Deflategate" controversy surrounding the New England Patriots.
It's unclear what happened to the footballs used by the New England Patriots in their AFC Championship win over the Indianapolis Colts, but according to a report, they went through the proper pre-game protocol and passed an inspection by officials.
Here are our 7 suspects...
You can say a lot about Richard Sherman -- that he's a loud-mouth, a show-off, a jerk, whatever -- but you can never call the man a fool.
"And the league won't say anything. So what is real, what is not real, it's hard to say."
NFL Network's Albert Breer came on Toucher & Rich to talk about the latest in DeflateGate after yesterday's Tom Brady and Bill Belichick press conferences.
If there isn't, the line of people who will owe the Patriots and their fans a huge apology will be a long one, starting with the league and including a nation full of Patriot-haters.
Indianapolis Colts linebacker D'Qwell Jackson says he noticed nothing wrong with the football he intercepted against New England in last week's AFC championship game.
The NFL has reportedly been investigating why and how 11 of 12 Patriots footballs were underinflated on Sunday night in the AFC Championship Game, but the league apparently has not spoken to a key witness.
Tom Brady is reportedly taking the fall for 'DeflateGate.'
The New England Patriots were hard at work on Wednesday, back at Gillette Stadium to begin preparations for Super Bowl XLIX, but spent a good chunk of the afternoon deflecting questions about "deflategate."
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick responded to questions about "DeflateGate" for the first time on Thursday.
Some people believe Bill threw Tom under the bus. Here's my question: What was he supposed to do?
Spoiler alert: it's hard to do.
Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo called Toucher & Rich Thursday morning.
