On Tuesday’s episode of “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, co-host Tony Kornheiser reacted to the NFL upholding New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension for his alleged participation in “DeflateGate” and said that it’s a bad look for the
Roger Goodell doubled down on dumb. The commissioner consistently plays bad hands this way. People losing the house’s rather than their own money often do.
The NFL announced on Tuesday that Roger Goodell has upheld the four-game suspension meted out to Tom Brady over Deflategate.
Stephen A. Smith broke news on ESPN2’s “First Take” about the long-awaited decision of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s appeal of the four-game suspension for his alleged participation in “DeflateGate,” saying that he is hearing Brady’s suspension will be
This weekend the NFL gave referees explicit instructions to start monitoring all game balls in response to Deflategate.
As the sports world is eagerly awaiting the NFL’s decision on New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension appeal, future NFL Hall of Fame defensiveback Champ Bailey offered up his thoughts on Fox Sports Live Thursday on what the
New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady, mired in offseason troubles as a result of Deflategate, reigns as the NFL’s top seller. The NFL Players Association’s Top 50 player sales list for FY16 Q1 shows Brady as the league’s number-one seller.
On the Tuesday airing of “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Stephen A. Smith was asked if he thought New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady would win the appeal of his four-game suspension for the use of deflated footballs. He responded by
During Tuesday’s airing of “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, guest co-host Jason Whitlock responded to the question of whether or not he thought NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would reduce New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension after hearing his
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is having his appeal heard by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell today. He was initially hit with a four-game suspension for his reported “general awareness” of the deflation of game-used footballs. Jim Gray, a sportscaster
Salem State University paid New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady $170,000 for his speech at the school last month. All the money stuffed in the Super Bowl MVP’s pocket could not get the quarterback to open his mouth much on the subject on everybody’s mind.
On Tuesday, Donald Trump laid out the most entertaining campaign launch in presidential history. The stagecraft – descending his elevator in his tower behind his sexy wife – was magnificent. The Donald knew that the crowd expected The Donald, and thus he gave them Peak The Donald.
A study by three researchers at the American Enterprise Institute judges it “unlikely” that the New England Patriots tampered with the footballs prior to the AFC Championship Game.
Tom Brady’s boyhood idol calls the Deflategate controversy “funny” and “no big deal.”
On the walk from the Kenmore Square T stop to Fenway Park, young men peddle “Fire Goodell” and “Free Tom Brady” shirts to eager buyers. It’s baseball season but it’s open season on the NFL in New England.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, made a campaign stop at the home of Massachusetts state Rep. Jim Lyons in Andover over the weekend and opened up by taking a jab at Democratic primary candidate
On Tuesday’s broadcast of “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, co-host Tony Kornheiser responded to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell saying he would have an open mind during New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s appeal of his four game suspension for the deflation
A retired NFL quarterback tells Breitbart Sports on the condition of anonymity that signal callers in the league regularly manipulate footballs the way the Wells Report alleges that Tom Brady did.
On Wednesday’s “We Need to Talk” on CBS Sports, Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly was asked if he thought Tom Brady was guilty of being aware he was using underinflated footballs for games. Kelly then responded there is “no
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell rejected the suggestion Wednesday of a quid pro quo between himself and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
On ESPN2’s “First Take” on Monday, co-host Stephen A. Smith responded to former NFL coach Herm Edwards saying that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and quarterback Tom Brady do not need to speak until a ruling has been made
Tom Brady started his amazing NFL postseason run by burying the Oakland Raiders in the snow because of an obscure rule. Now the new coach of the Raiders says the punishment imposed upon the New England Patriots as a result of an obscure rule is “overdone.”
On Sunday’s “The Sports Reporters” on ESPN, Boston Globe sportswriter and frequent guest on ESPN’s “Around the Horn” Bob Ryan reacted to the punishment sent down from the NFL to the New England Patriots. The Patriots were slapped with the
On NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” cast member Taram Killam’s Tom Brady appeared to shed some light on his four game suspension and for the deflation of game balls. Using his charm, Killam’s Brady avoided all of the tough questions, which
The NFL Players Association has come out swinging on behalf of its most famous member.
During Friday’s “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Skip Bayless responded to the New England Patriots report released in response to the Ted Wells Report, which found them to be probably guilty of tampering with game-used footballs. The NFLPA has filed
In a Thursday appearance on ESPN Radio’s “The Herd with Colin Cowherd,” simultcasted on ESPNU, NFL Hall of Famer and Fox Sports NFL analyst Howie Long shared his thoughts on New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s suspension and upcoming appeal. Cowherd asked
The NFL Players Association has issued an appeal of Tom Brady’s four-game suspension on behalf of the Super Bowl MVP.
The New England Patriots kickoff the NFL season with a Thursday night game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Gillette Stadium. Tom Brady won’t be there. Will Roger Goodell?
ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser reacted to the NFL’s punishment of the New England Patriots on Tuesday’s episode of “Pardon the Interruption” by calling it “completely unjust.” The Patriots were fined $1 million, lost 2 draft picks and their superstar quarterback Tom Brady
On Tuesday’s “Olbermann” on ESPN2, host Keith Olbermann told New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady to not appeal his four game suspension for deflating footballs and to just fire his agent Don Yee for creating a conspiracy theory against him
On Tuesday’s “The Tonight Show” on NBC, host Jimmy Fallon spoke about Deflate-gate, saying that his punishment could be reduced if he committed an actual crime. This was in reference to the NFL suspending former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice
During Tuesday’s “Highly Questionable” on ESPN, co-host Dan Le Batard reacted to the New England Patriots being punished by the NFL for the deflation of game-used footballs, saying that the NFL has no integrity. Le Batard previously called out the
The NFL suspended Tom Brady four games and snatched $1 million and first- and fourth-round draft picks from the New England Patriots based on the Wells Report’s Deflategate findings. The Brady punishment’s odds of surviving appeal appear somewhat less than the quarterback’s odds of entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered full-throated support for his suspended quarterback and blasted the NFL’s punishment of Tom Brady and his team as biased.
The NFL suspended Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady for the first four games on Monday for his role in a scheme to deflate footballs used in the AFC title game.
Deflategate moves from everyone’s living room to one professor’s classroom this fall. The University of New Hampshire offers students a for-credit course titled simply, “Deflategate.”
During the latest broadcast of “Outside the Lines” on ESPN, Fox News political analyst Juan Williams appeared to discuss New England Patriots Tom Brady DeflateGate report by Ted Wells which determined Brady “more probable than not” purposefully had the game-used footballs
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says it’s “kind of silly” to have the “Deflategate” story leading national news, chiding the press for questioning him about it. He also suggested that the media was targeting Tom Brady because of his success.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady spoke publicly for the first time since the release on the Wells Report at a raucous lecture-hall event at Salem State University in northeast Massachusetts.