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August 6, 2015 by Mike Dussault

So the league created fake duress for Brady via false evidence and then found him guilty for reacting to it in an understandable fashion. This is a rather aggressive interrogation tactic generally reserved for murder investigations, terrorist questionings and Law & Order reruns. It isn’t how anyone would normally expect the league office to act when trying to determine the inflation levels of footballs.

Dan Wetzel/Yahoo Sports

Another great read from Wetzel and Yahoo Sports, the only national media outlet to actually pursue the facts in Deflategate. Meanwhile all is silent at ESPN who appear to be sitting this one out for fear of crossing the NFL.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: deflategate, tom brady

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