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.
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.
The transparency standards for an NFL quarterback rising higher than for the Secretary of State surely speaks to the bread-and-circuses quality of modern America.
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 “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 “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith speculated Friday on ESPN2’s “First Take” why New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady did not make the trip to the White House with the rest of the Patriots to have their Super Bowl Championship
President Obama hosted the New England Patriots in a South Lawn ceremony this afternoon, recognizing their Super Bowl win earlier this year. But quarterback Tom Brady declined attending the ceremony, according to multiple Boston media outlets this morning, citing a family obligation.
Next week New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady, will tee it up with the world’s best golfer, Rory McIlroy, at Augusta National the home of the Masters Tournament.
Tom Brady wants to give the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado truck he won as the MVP of Super Bowl 49 to game-winning hero Malcolm Butler, but the Internal Revenue Service is going to make him pay for that act of gratitude
Perhaps the Seahawks balls were too inflated. Unlikely. Seattle simply dialed up a horrible call at the worst time possible and changed the course of NFL history in the process.
Aaron Rodgers collected his second NFL MVP Award on the eve of the Super Bowl he appeared destined to play in with less than five minutes on the clock two weeks ago
Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Tony McDaniel tells Breitbart Sports that “blitzes” and pressuring Tom Brady figure as main ingredients in Seattle’s recipe for a Super Bowl victory
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
The NFL announced that league vice president Jeff Pash and Ted Wells, who conducted the investigation of the Richie Incognito-Jonathan Martin bullying controversy, lead the probe into the handling of footballs by the New England Patriots for the AFC Championship Game.
Congressional leaders are piling on the New England Patriots for allegedly deflating game balls used to wallop the Indianapolis Colts 45-7 during Sunday’s AFC Championship Game.
Friday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest declined to give President Barack Obama’s opinion on the so-called “Deflategate” scandal but he did joke, “The one thing I can tell you is that for years, it’s been
On ESPN2’s “First Take” on Friday, in a debate with his co-host Stephen A. Smith, Skip Bayless called into question the integrity of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on the heels of his press conference on Thursday addressing the
One three-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback believes another three-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback knowingly broke the rules.
Thursday, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said the Deflategate controversy was not as bad as ISIS. Brady said, “I’ve had a lot of great support from a lot of people. Some of the toughest things you deal with end
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
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady claimed “no knowledge” of deflated balls in the AFC Championship Game.
Thursday, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady denied altering the footballs supplied by the Patriots for the AFC championship game. Brady said, “I didn’t, you know, have any — you know, I didn’t alter the ball in any way. As
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick expressed shock” at revelations that his team submitted footballs containing less pressure than the rules call for.
The team representing Beantown suddenly has its reputation sullied by a lack of gas.
