its trial #1. deal with it.The thread had gotten so much better too...
Wasn't the excuse that he always destroys his old phone when he gets a new one? Not saying that a lot of people don't do that (I know plenty that do), but that's pretty much just his word v. bad timing.Goodell is pretty stupid. It's also funny to see Goodell's independent investigation with a very dependent Wells look stupid. At the same time, why did Brady destroy that phone at that time? Most suspicious part of the whole thing. Well, that and this pic.
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nope, like Willie McGinest said, you start sticking your finger in someones face you better be prepared for the outcome. It was a pure case of Geno thinking he was better than the dude he owed money to and could do whatever he wanted.Uh, that's a sucker punch.
Yep, can't wait to forget about all this shit and watch some football. Now, lets go see who my Packers are playing tomorrow night...Can't wait, so tired of the drama...
Thats what he said, but was magically was able to produce the phone he had prior to the destroyed one. That pretty much contradicts that whole excuse. He even offered that phone, as well as his current phone, which contradicts his "not wanting to set a precedent" excuse.Wasn't the excuse that he always destroys his old phone when he gets a new one? Not saying that a lot of people don't do that (I know plenty that do), but that's pretty much just his word v. bad timing.
reports are nfl wants brady as one of the conditions to accept the wells report findings..Berman pressed NFL attorney Daniel Nash on whether the league had "direct evidence" that Brady knew of a plan to deflate footballs prior to the AFC title game. Nash admitted there was no such direct evidence, but added, "Brady clearly knew."
The judge also questioned if evidence exists that Brady knew specifically deflating of footballs would happen before the AFC Championship game.
When Nash admitted "not for that specific game," Berman delivered one of his zingers.
"Wow, that's the only game we're talking about," he said.
Berman grilled the NFL over the standard they used to hold Brady accountable in the Wells Report. Wells said it was "more probable than not" that Brady was "generally aware" of the plan to deflate balls.
But Berman didn't seem satisfied with the "more probable than not" description.
"I don't know what to make of that finding," he said.
That record is reserved for Eli alone sirI saw a headline in the Chicago Sun Times that stated Catler has not thrown one interception throughout training camp. Thus I predict he will break the single season high this year.
His own lawyer already debunked the whole 'he always destroys his old phone' lie today.Thats what he said, but was magically was able to produce the phone he had prior to the destroyed one. That pretty much contradicts that whole excuse. He even offered that phone, as well as his current phone, which contradicts his "not wanting to set a precedent" excuse.
Really looking forward to the first Packers vs Vikings game this year. Hope everyone is healthy.Yep, can't wait to forget about all this shit and watch some football. Now, lets go see who my Packers are playing tomorrow night...
Uh, that's a sucker punch. If you're having an argument with someone, even a very heated argument, and you just suddenly punch him in the face? That's a sucker punch and anyone who thinks otherwise is retarded.nope, like Willie McGinest said, you start sticking your finger in someones face you better be prepared for the outcome. It was a pure case of Geno thinking he was better than the dude he owed money to and could do whatever he wanted.
totally dumb on the kids part to punch him in the face, but not a sucker punch. There's a reason Darrelle Revis said Geno was also responsible for the fight and he was not sure how he will deal with him once he comes back to the team.