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I remain fully puckered.

So this combined with the rumor of Chandler Jones suffering a cocaine overdose at Gronk's house and Gronk not being present today has me officially puckered.

Also if Raven's fans want to be pissed, be pissed at Harbaugh for not calling a timeout when the Ref didn't announce the player as eligible.

The play in the Ravens/Cardinals game was actually a simple tackle declaring eligible screen play. The illegal formation penalty was due to the Ref not seeing the Raven's player declare as eligible. The interwebs is abuzz because on replay the ref probably should have seen him declare. But...

Didn't Mathis end last year with a serious knee injury? There is a disconnect between what people rate him as and the fact that there was no trade.

:facepalm: Man I know reporters gotta ask questions but come on.

They will also have to fill the footballs on the field.

Well that is problematic then. Patriots suspending them implies they also believe these two acted outside the boundries and the that the footballs were deflated by human means. Its bad pr/defense if your argument goes: Your science doesn't prove anything happened at all > If something happened...

Did McNally & JJ get suspended by the NFL or by the Patriots? There is an important distinction here.

According to Exponent data and research Refs inflated Patriots balls higher than legal during half time: End of Game Patriots balls: End of Game Colts balls: Assuming the Refs during halftime inflated all Patriots balls to the max limit of 13.5 on both gauges (the over-pressure is worse if...

If Brady agrees to the punishment, he is going to have a very hard time playing the "I didn't do anything but fighting it isn't worth it." If he doesn't fight the punishment he is going to be fully tar'd and feathered by the media and fans.

I don't. I believe the report was released to gauge(+.4 or -.1) the level of outrage and will base the punishment on that. NFL leadership has decided to be as reactionary as possible with its punishments. I also think that is why Don Yee is out there doing every bit of PR he can. It was...

Actually it that fact (Colts balls appeared to not have deflated as much), which is the basis for the "science" behind the accusation of tampering. From Exponent The Patriots balls deflated as much as you would EXPECT given the temp change: Patriots balls saw an actual average 1.01-1.39 psi...

This. seriously. Breaking: Bank of American involved in major data breach!!! CEO calls up CTO CEO: Um yeah whats this all about? CTO: No clue, don't think we did anything wrong CEO: walk me through it Media: Breaking! CEO & CTO attempt to get their LIES right CEO: Hey CTO this is getting...

Sometimes I wonder if I am shadowbanned... When looking at the chart know that each ref has his own gauge (gauges given to them by Anderson and were used for testing the balls to begin with, deemed "logo & non-logo" in the Wells report. Testing showed neither gauge is accurate (precise but not...

Finally read the entire thing. At first I was sure they nailed them. On full reading I'm convinced this is total hatchet job. End though the Exponent crap tries to hide it, their own science exonerates the Patriots: With a starting pressure of 12.5 the Patriots average pressure drop measured...

There is absolutely no situation on earth short of a warrant that would prompt me to turn over my phone/email/text records for any reason whatsoever. Anyone who does is f'n bonkers. I'm not going to hold that against Brady.

Part of the rule change no one seems to be talking about: Its odd to me they treat the rulebook wording as "well you know what we mean" rather than clearly define things and use uniform terminology. "normal tackle position" doesn't seem to be defined in the rule book. Also I guess this means...

I'd like rule changes to simplify the rulebook/ do away with unique situations: Eliminate kicking T, gotta be held by kicking team. Maybe make kicking off a little more exciting. No chop/cut blocks allowed in any instance. Do away/fix most rules that have an exception for the last two minutes...

I don't get it much either, the market is pretty bullish on CBs: Cary Williams got 6M a year from Seahawks. Seems to me we have Browner locked in at a lower market value.