Big surprise Brady in front of a stacked crowd saying nothing getting cheers
Ted Wells report on Deflate Gate being released now
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Big surprise Brady in front of a stacked crowd saying nothing getting cheers
Rich Cimini @RichCimini · 1m1 minute agoTom Brady basically giving a polite no comment, says he hasn't read the entire report. Is Super Bowl tainted? "Absolutely not."
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Lying like the same lying sack of sh*t he was after the Indy game
Charles Manson, OJ and Aaron Hernandez all still claim to be innocent too
Don't watch it. Don't make yourself sick, life is too short. I changed the channel immediately because I refuse to watch a staged event in the heart of Patsie Homerville, where they would cheer Tom Brady if he was indicted for a triple homicide.
Tom Brady will forever now be known as "Shady Brady", this whole organization needs to be sanctioned for continuely pushing the envelope.
Brady will "good looks" and "aw shucks" his way outta this.
It's crap. A complete lie.
Go home and spare us your lies. Brady.
It's crap. A complete lie.
Go home and spare us your lies. Brady.
Chris Russo takes down Kraft, Belichick, Gisele, Tom Brady AND his delusional old man 
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsradio/mad-dog-takes-down-everyone-around-deflategate
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsr...sr-after-hearing-his-quotes-defending-his-son
Russo actually called Brady's old man and challenged him to come on the air and repeat what he told USA Today about his son being framed and all that BS, and of course he was too chicken LOL
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsradio/mad-dog-takes-down-everyone-around-deflategate
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsr...sr-after-hearing-his-quotes-defending-his-son
Russo actually called Brady's old man and challenged him to come on the air and repeat what he told USA Today about his son being framed and all that BS, and of course he was too chicken LOL
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Thanks Ham for the link.Chris Russo takes down Kraft, Belichick, Gisele, Tom Brady AND his delusional old man
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsradio/mad-dog-takes-down-everyone-around-deflategate
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsr...sr-after-hearing-his-quotes-defending-his-son
Russo actually called Brady's old man and challenged him to come on the air and repeat what he told USA Today about his son being framed and all that BS, and of course he was too chicken LOL
Great to hear somebody in the media call the entire rotten to the core Patriot organized crime operation what it is.
Especially after having to .listen to.pussies and trembling ass kissers like Greeny, Golic, Evans, McGinest and the rest of the Brady Bunch
All Hail Chris Russo and Dan O Shaughnessy and their courage to call a nest of snakes a nest of snakes
Chris Russo takes down Kraft, Belichick, Gisele, Tom Brady AND his delusional old man
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsradio/mad-dog-takes-down-everyone-around-deflategate
http://soundcloud.com/maddogsportsr...sr-after-hearing-his-quotes-defending-his-son
Russo actually called Brady's old man and challenged him to come on the air and repeat what he told USA Today about his son being framed and all that BS, and of course he was too chicken LOL
Thanks for that Hammer. Really love Russo. Used to listen to him all the time when he broadcast in Orlando and I lived down there. Even went to his farewell roast when he left for NYC. I wonder what those silent areas in the first clip were cutting out?
Agent explains why Tom Brady didn't give texts, emails to Ted Wells
Tom Brady said Thursday night that he doesn't "really have any reaction" yet to the Wells Report, which was released the day before and concluded "that it is more probable than not that Brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities" of two Patriots employees who were deflating footballs.
The report went on to say that Brady refused to provide text messages and emails that might help in the investigation, which at the very least makes it appear that he has something to hide. On Thursday, Brady's agent, Don Yee, who ripped the report shortly after it was made public, explained the quarterback's decision to not cooperate with Ted Wells.
"Without really getting into my communications with my client -- I have to observe attorney-client privilege -- but if you're in a situation when it comes to disciplinary process when you're generally assigned guilt and asked to prove innocence," Yee told Anderson Cooper on CNN's A360 (via PFT). "That's number one. Proving innocence is essentially proving a negative, if you proclaim innocence. And so that's a very difficult situation to put yourself in.
"Second, with the text messages, the scope that they asked for is actually very, very wide. I probably should have made the letter public that we received from the NFL's lawyers. But in any event, if we would have provided the phone or the text messages -- you have to understand Tom is also a member of the union, the Commissioner's office actually does not have any subpoena power. If a prominent player were to provide all of their private communications absent a subpoena, that sets a dangerous precedent for all players facing disciplinary measures.
"Finally, any information we would have provided, and the Wells investigative team did ask us to go through Tom's phone on our own and provide them with information if we chose to go that route. But as you might surmise if we would have chosen to go that route, any information we would have given them, they probably would have had skepticism about anyway."
And that's Brady's right. But not cooperating with the investigation is considered conduct detrimental to the league and that could exacerbate any punishments for Brady. Also, as PFT's Mike Florio writes, while the NFL doesn't have subpoena power, it does have "absolute employment power over all players. Whatever it requests as part of its investigation, the NFL gets. If the NFL doesn't get it, a separate basis for discipline arises."
It's unclear what sanctions Brady may face, but at least one report thinks the future Hall of Famer could be suspended for up to one year.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25178223/agent-explains-why-tom-brady-didnt-give-text-and-emails-to-ted-wells
Tom Brady said Thursday night that he doesn't "really have any reaction" yet to the Wells Report, which was released the day before and concluded "that it is more probable than not that Brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities" of two Patriots employees who were deflating footballs.
The report went on to say that Brady refused to provide text messages and emails that might help in the investigation, which at the very least makes it appear that he has something to hide. On Thursday, Brady's agent, Don Yee, who ripped the report shortly after it was made public, explained the quarterback's decision to not cooperate with Ted Wells.
"Without really getting into my communications with my client -- I have to observe attorney-client privilege -- but if you're in a situation when it comes to disciplinary process when you're generally assigned guilt and asked to prove innocence," Yee told Anderson Cooper on CNN's A360 (via PFT). "That's number one. Proving innocence is essentially proving a negative, if you proclaim innocence. And so that's a very difficult situation to put yourself in.
"Second, with the text messages, the scope that they asked for is actually very, very wide. I probably should have made the letter public that we received from the NFL's lawyers. But in any event, if we would have provided the phone or the text messages -- you have to understand Tom is also a member of the union, the Commissioner's office actually does not have any subpoena power. If a prominent player were to provide all of their private communications absent a subpoena, that sets a dangerous precedent for all players facing disciplinary measures.
"Finally, any information we would have provided, and the Wells investigative team did ask us to go through Tom's phone on our own and provide them with information if we chose to go that route. But as you might surmise if we would have chosen to go that route, any information we would have given them, they probably would have had skepticism about anyway."
And that's Brady's right. But not cooperating with the investigation is considered conduct detrimental to the league and that could exacerbate any punishments for Brady. Also, as PFT's Mike Florio writes, while the NFL doesn't have subpoena power, it does have "absolute employment power over all players. Whatever it requests as part of its investigation, the NFL gets. If the NFL doesn't get it, a separate basis for discipline arises."
It's unclear what sanctions Brady may face, but at least one report thinks the future Hall of Famer could be suspended for up to one year.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25178223/agent-explains-why-tom-brady-didnt-give-text-and-emails-to-ted-wells
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In other words, since we know our Sleaze bucket client is ABSOLUTELY GUILTY of all charges, we decided it was more prudent to obstruct the investigation and obstruct justice and then play our victim card to the media and to halfwitted chowd trolls willing to believe anything we said
Mike Garafolo @MikeGarafolo · 6h6 hours agoPatrick Peterson with one of the stronger takes we've seen from a player, says Tom Brady "disrespected the game."
Chris Lopresti retweeted
Jeff Howe @jeffphowe · 2h2 hours ago
Source close to the Deflategate investigation believes a disciplinary ruling could be made as early as this afternoon.
Jeff Howe @jeffphowe · 2h2 hours agoSource close to the Deflategate investigation believes a disciplinary ruling could be made as early as this afternoon.
Kimberley A. Martin @KMart_LI · 4m4 minutes agoKimberley A. Martin retweeted Mary Kay Cabot
Pettine on integrity...
Kimberley A. Martin added,
Mary Kay Cabot @MaryKayCabot#Browns Pettine on Tom Brady: "I've always had a lot of respect for him..but I lose a lot of respect for guys who cheat.''
Mike Donnelly @TheMikeDonnelly · 10m10 minutes agoWell, well, well... RT @MichaelSalfino: NO JOKE HERE: WEEI reporting #Patriots expect a suspension of Brady in the 6-to-8-game range.
Well, well, well... RT @MichaelSalfino: NO JOKE HERE: WEEI reporting #Patriots expect a suspension of Brady in the 6-to-8-game range.
That's not enough. But at least it wouldn't be the farce of a 1-game suspension.
Connor Hughes @Connor_J_Hughes · 1m1 minute agoConnor Hughes retweeted Michael Salfino
Six games puts Brady back for #Jets game. Eight has him missing it.