The Patriots are being investigated by the League for Deflating Footballs

[bojangles1987]

Likely excuse.

There's video of him in the bathroom. The Pats gave it to the NFL. If he actually deflated the footballs instead of his bladder, I don't think they'd have given the NFL that video.

[El-blanco]

There's video of him in the bathroom. The Pats gave it to the NFL. If he actually deflated the footballs instead of his bladder, I don't think they'd have given the NFL that video.

Haha you're on point and ready to defend, I'm totally ****in with you.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

im just waiting for that moment when Kam and Gronk collide

[bojangles1987]

Haha you're on point and ready to defend, I'm totally ****in with you.

I know, I'm just on edge. I avoided the Lounge for a few days to refuel.

Like I said, you guys don't bother me because you're fans. Fans can hate, it's what we do. It's ESPN and CNN and all these ****ing disgraceful mother****ers who are literally making stuff up to call the Pats cheaters.

[SouthPawHitman]

This is the NFL's fault not the Patriots. New England did nothing wrong.

[Build That Wall]

This is the NFL's fault not the Patriots. New England did nothing wrong.

How is the NFL at fault.

Ted Wells is in charge of the case.

[RetroSpeed05]

Like this ball attendant. It's still being reported by ESPN as a Pats locker room ball boy who took their footballs into a separate area. No, he was an NFL attendant who took both teams' footballs out to the field at the same time and stopped to take a piss, probably because the game was delayed while the NFC Championship game finished. They're still reporting it as the NFL "zeroing in" on him, as if he's some huge key suspect they need to question. No, the Pats had the video of him in the bathroom, gave it to the NFL, and the guy was questioned a week ago.

I noticed this too, Im getting real pissed, it doesn't fit there narrative, so they will continue to spew BS. Just like them removing there own sports science segment, and having Bill Nye as the only "scientist" be put on espn.

[El-blanco]

I know, I'm just on edge. I avoided the Lounge for a few days to refuel.

Like I said, you guys don't bother me because you're fans. Fans can hate, it's what we do. It's ESPN and CNN and all these ****ing disgraceful mother****ers who are literally making stuff up to call the Pats cheaters.

I noticed this too, Im getting real pissed, it doesn't fit there narrative, so they will continue to spew BS. Just like them removing there own sports science segment, and having Bill Nye as the only "scientist" be put on espn.

Haha I love wound up patriot fans.

[RetroSpeed05]

Blandino said the referee does not log the PSI during the pregame ball check. They***39;re either approved or disapproved.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

So the investigation is simply taking the word of Walt Anderson that all balls were properly checked in pregame. No other way to do it.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

What a disaster that was for the NFL.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

Biggest takeaway: How can the NFL say X-amount of balls were 1-2 PSI below the limit if they don***39;t log the PSI upon measurement?

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

[Build That Wall]

Blandino said the referee does not log the PSI during the pregame ball check. They***39;re either approved or disapproved.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

So the investigation is simply taking the word of Walt Anderson that all balls were properly checked in pregame. No other way to do it.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

What a disaster that was for the NFL.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

Biggest takeaway: How can the NFL say X-amount of balls were 1-2 PSI below the limit if they don***39;t log the PSI upon measurement?

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2015

That is probably going to change now.