Hurley: Questions I Would Have Asked Roger Goodell
Roger Goodell took some questions, but not mine. Here's what I would have asked if given the opportunity.
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Roger Goodell took some questions, but not mine. Here's what I would have asked if given the opportunity.
"I think in a way that galvanized our whole team."
A Kingston resident named Brady Goodell told WBZ-TV that in the DeflateGate era, his name is quite the conversation starter.
A Rhode Island business is getting fans fired up for the Super Bowl with an artistic message for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Tom Brady's dad is giving NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell a piece of his mind ahead of the Super Bowl.
Outside of New England, the story may be somewhat convoluted. "Isn't everybody up there just acting like a giant bunch of babies?"Well, here's a brief history lesson.
Let's address the factual inaccuracies in the Atlanta Journal Constitution as quickly as possible.
The relationship between Patriots fans and ESPN is already bad. Dan Le Batard really wanted to make it worse. He succeeded
Patriots fans were playing a game of where's Roger Goodell during Sunday nights AFC Championship game at Gillette as they chanted the commissioner's name repeatedly.
In the mystifying saga known as "DeflateGate," Roger wasn't the only man to make Brady's enemy list.
Roger Goodell chants echoed throughout Gillette Stadium during the Patriots' AFC Championship win on Sunday. But the man who Goodell suspended for four games says he didn't hear them.
By intentionally avoiding Foxboro, Roger Goodell has opened the door for so many questions about how fit he really is to be commissioner of the NFL.
DeflateGate is not a laughing matter in New England.
Dave "El Pres" Portnoy of Barstool Sports joined Zolak & Bertrand on Wednesday to discuss Michael Felger calling him "a disgrace" over his ill-will towards Roger Goodell.
Sorry, ESPN. Don't expect Patriots fans to do you any favors anytime soon.
You've got to make your choice, Roger. Though it seems as if you already have.
Goodell did his part in the NFL's effort to make sure DeflateGate 2 is as much of a non-story as possible.
The rules apply to everyone. There are zero exceptions. This was Roger's word. Until now.
Patriots president Jonathan Kraft is happy the NFL is learning.
Tom Brady didn't have much to say about the new DeflateGate controversy, instead focusing on New England's Monday Night Football matchup against the Ravens.
Amid a nonexistent national reaction to a new ball deflation scandal, two Colts writers exposed their own anti-Patriots hypocrisies.
Though the flame of "DeflateGate Part II" died shortly after it was lit, Toucher & Rich still needed to talk to the man who has lived and breathed DeflateGate for years, Michael Hurley.
The NFL acted quickly to try to extinguish a story about deflated footballs from gaining any steam. It's just a bit different from the way the NFL handled accusations against the Patriots.
It's telling that instead of circling the wagons and defending the actions of an NFL official, veteran referee Walt Anderson has left the league with no choice -- not after a bumbling, blundering, bungling of a trainwreck performance on Monday night -- but to state in plain terms that he was very, very wrong.
Tom Brady touched on a number of topics in his 1-on-1 with Scott Zolak on Friday's Patriots GameDay, from what he takes from his DeflateGate suspension and his increased mobility on the field.
