Report: NFL Unwilling To Discuss Settlement With Tom Brady
The NFL is making it quite clear that if anyone had hopes of the league negotiating a settlement with Brady to lessen that four-game suspension, that story can be put to rest.
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The NFL is making it quite clear that if anyone had hopes of the league negotiating a settlement with Brady to lessen that four-game suspension, that story can be put to rest.
It's worth taking a look again at why every NFL player -- especially those who do not have the resources of a celebrity like Brady -- should be terrified at what has happened to the Patriots quarterback.
All of a sudden, the Patriots are getting support in their battle against Roger Goodell.
What we have seen play out over the past day -- and the past 16 months, for that matter -- has been an intimate look at just how far Roger Goodell is willing to go to polish an image that does not exist.
The Boston Herald's Jeff Howe reported that Brady is "angry" and plans to appeal the court's ruling.
The "DeflateGate" saga began on January 18, 2015 during the AFC Championship Game between the New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts.
While the NFL may have won one legal battle, it may prove catastrophic in the DeflateGate war.
A lawsuit filed by New England Patriots fans against the NFL, Commissioner Roger Goodell, and Patriots owner Robert Kraft over DeflateGate has been thrown out by a U.S. District Court judge.
Most Patriots fans want DeflateGate to simply go away. Others are now taking their own fight to federal court.
While Goodell's return to the world of Twitter means different things to different people, for me it made me curious. Who exactly is this guy following?
The NFL is coming to your Twitter feed in a whole new way this fall.
The NFL wants a full retraction from The New York Times.
It's a frustrating time to be one of the most outspoken and experienced advocates for concussion awareness and prevention.
According to a New York Times article, there are more than 100 concussions that were never reported to a special league committee investigating the problem.
On Wednesday at the league owners' meetings, Goodell responded to the harsh commentary.
Commissioner Roger Goodell has shut down the Patriots.
New York Law School professor Robert Blecker has taken it upon himself to inform the judges of alleged intentional false statements made by NFL attorney Paul Clement.
Kraft wrote a letter to the commissioner in which he made a case for the NFL to return the Patriots' first-round pick. Kraft told the media of his letter while speaking at the NFL owners' meetings on Monday.
Approval of Roger Goodell continues to plummet. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and Seahawks corner Richard Sherman are the latest to put the much-maligned NFL commissioner in his place.
After spending more than a year on the offensive against Tom Brady, might Roger Goodell and the NFL actually be willing to drop the charges, so to speak?
Precedent and fairness continue to play no role when it comes to doling out punishment in Roger Goodell's NFL.
Ben Goodell says science vindicates the Patriots, who were harshly penalized following the NFL's DeflateGate investigation.
It looked bad for Brady on Thursday, but the three judges also didn't seem to be focused on the actual task at hand.
What's next for DeflateGate? Sports attorney Daniel Wallach joined Zolak & Bertrand on Friday to discuss!
It did not seem like the three judges were even aware that the NFL's lawyer was lying to their faces on Thursday in New York.
