A survey conducted by Langer Research Associates at the behest of ESPN and ABC News found that nearly three-quarters of respondents calling themselves avid NFL fans support the punishments the league meted out to the New England Patriots and quarterback Tom Brady over Deflategate.
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) blasted the NFL for being “more concerned about how much air is in a football than with a racist franchise name” in a speech on the Senate floor on Tuesday. Reid said, “I find
Jon Stewart blasted Tom Brady on Thursday night’s episode of the Daily Show, calling him a “cheating f**k” after an NFL investigation concluded that the quarterback likely knew that his footballs were being deflated in last year’s AFC championship game.
Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh commented on the Deflate-Gate report by Ted Wells on New England Patriots and their star quarterback Tom Brady purposefully using deflated footballs in order to gain an advantage in games. According to Limbaugh, the
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s agent, Don Yee, bitterly lashed out at the NFL and the Wells Report that insinuated that Brady lied about DeflateGate.
On Thursday’s airing of “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Skip Bayless called for the suspensions of both Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick in lieu of the report that the Patriots “more probable than not” intentionally
On Wednesday’s “Olbermann” on ESPN2, host Keith Olbermann shared his thoughts on the NFL finding that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was “more probable than not” to have purposefully let air out of footballs, but has yet to announce
On Wednesday’s “All in With Chris Hayes” on MSNBC, sports editor for The Nation magazine Dave Zirin reacted to the NFL’s finding of the New England Patriots using deflated footballs. Zirin said he believes that since the Little League World
During ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption” on Wednesday, co-host Mike Wilbon responded to the report that New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady was found “more probable than not” to have deliberately let air out of game-used balls. The NFL is yet
ESPN’s Outside the Lines charges that the New England Patriots Deflate-gate controversy involved not only the balls snapped to Tom Brady but one used by Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
A year after New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady–along with Denver quarterback Peyton Manning–lobbied the NFL for a rule change to allow opposing teams to bring and use their own footballs, the Patriots started to prevent fumbles at a nearly
The NFL called the Columbia University physics department to find out how atmospheric conditions could affect the air pressure in footballs.
Monday Tom Brady admitted that the “Deflate-gate” attacks have affected him emotionally.
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” made fun of the New England Patriots for the “Deflategate” scandal involving the Patriots allegedly using deflated footballs in the AFC Championship Game. The sketch begins with Patriots Head Coach Tom Brady denying involvement and then
On Saturday, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick once again took to the media to offer his insights on the so-called DeflateGate incident in a testy press conference that included a “My Cousin Vinny” reference. “I believe now 100 percent
MSNBC host Alex Wagner nicknamed the scandal involving whether the New England Patriots deflated footballs used in the AFC Championship (commonly referred to as “Deflategate”) as “Ballghazi” on Thursday. Follow Ian Hanchett on Twitter @IanHanchett
At his press conference on Thursday, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick addressed the allegation that his team was responsible for a batch of under-inflated footballs used in his team’s victory over the Indianapolis Colts last weekend. Belichick denied
