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There are conflicting reports on how many balls were under-inflated and just how under-inflated they were. [emphasis mine--mjb]
Literally anyone in this topic who is condemning the Patriots for this right now is basing every single one of their assumptions on a single report. [emphasis mine--mjb]
Oh, I see now.... Chris has been trolling us the whole time. Shame on me for not seeing it sooner. LOL. You got me.
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Quote from: Chris on January 26, 2015, 05:00:33 PMLiterally anyone in this topic who is condemning the Patriots for this right now is basing every single one of their assumptions on a single report. [emphasis mine--mjb]
http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/2015/01/25/patriots-fumble-nearly-impossible-rate/LCgrlUR9qgxDsIgcal9dUI/story.html
Wow! this thread has turned into a heated debate of opinions!
Ban N.E. from the playoffs for a couple of years like the NCAA does.
Oddly enough, 2007 was the Patriot's "big F you"* season of 16-0. Karma killed that in the end.Bottom line: my opinion is that the NFL needs to nip this in the bud once and for all. Ban N.E. from the playoffs for a couple of years like the NCAA does.(* Media term, not mine.)
So we're all up to date on the fact that the Patriots have pretty much been completely cleared of intentional wrongdoing, right?
In a report that was confirmed by the NFL,
all but one of the balls were only a "tick" below the legal limit.
In other words, when I stated earlier in this thread that anyone convinced the Patriots did it didn't care about evidence and that condemnation of the Patriots was just speculation based on a single report, I was spot on.