America delivers Deflategate verdict: Patriots are cheaters
PHOENIX — America has spoken, and it thinks the Patriots are lying cheaters.
That was the verdict from a nationwide poll this week of Americans who by a big margin don’t buy New England’s explanation for Deflategate and are now pulling for the Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday.
http://nypost.com/2015/01/29/america-delivers-deflategate-verdict-patriots-are-cheaters/
Ace,
You and I both know, the average low-information joe-public is easily fooled by headlines. I mean shit, this country voted for Obama. ESPN puts out a bunch of headlines, and
all of a sudden, Patriots are guilty.
Bunch of BS.
Ace,
You and I both know, the average low-information joe-public is easily fooled by headlines. I mean shit, this country voted for Obama. ESPN puts out a bunch of headlines, and
all of a sudden, Patriots are guilty.
Bunch of BS.
Just so I have this right. Americans are low information idiots when the elect obama and determine pats cheaters...so what are they when they vote republicans into house and senate in huge wave...brilliant I guess then?
Americans feel patriots are cheaters because they are. The patriots and nfl can twist whatever they want...their history telss us what they are. The facts tell us what they are
Care to comment on this? Or maybe not, since it doesn't fit into your agenda?
Retired Pro Bowl quarterback Jeff Blake says that removing air from footballs was common when he played in the NFL from 1992-2005.
"I'm just going to let the cat of the bag, every team does it, every game, it has been since I played," the ex-Jets QB said Wednesday in a radio interview on the "Midday 180" show on Nashville's 104.5 The Zone. "Cause when you take the balls out of the bag, they are rock hard. And you can't feel the ball as well. It's too hard.
"Everybody puts the pin in and takes just enough air out of the ball that you can feel it a little better. But it's not the point to where it's flat. So I don't know what the big deal is. It's not something that's not been done for 20 years."
Ace,
You and I both know, the average low-information joe-public is easily fooled by headlines. I mean shit, this country voted for Obama. ESPN puts out a bunch of headlines, and
all of a sudden, Patriots are guilty.
Bunch of BS.
This has a lot of merit.. I asked about 10 people yesterday about 'spygate'.. Not one was even in the ballpark of what happened or got why they were fined. Heard the craziest stuff from stealing playbooks, taping practices, cameras in locker rooms, etc. none of which is obviously true so calm down. I would venture to say most of these analysts who are ex players don't even have half a clue.
when I explained what it was most laughed and asked why is it even a big deal.
kinda like red eye, who didn't even respond when I helped him learn what aaron Rodgers said. Which was much different than red eyes understanding of the matter.
This has a lot of merit.. I asked about 10 people yesterday about 'spygate'.. Not one was even in the ballpark of what happened or got why they were fined. Heard the craziest stuff from stealing playbooks, taping practices, cameras in locker rooms, etc. none of which is obviously true so calm down. I would venture to say most of these analysts who are ex players don't even have half a clue.
when I explained what it was most laughed and asked why is it even a big deal.
kinda like red eye, who didn't even respond when I helped him learn what aaron Rodgers said. Which was much different than red eyes understanding of the matter.
Spygate was 8 years ago....people tend to go on and forget specific details. And it was serious enough to get their coach and owner historic fines and losing a draft pick. I understand why you want to say it's nothing....but tapes were destroyed to hide something. They don't dole out punishment and fines like that for no reason.
And people use polls different way to suit their needs. Another guy just cited a poll where most don't think the pats are cheaters. Are those people stupid also?
Care to comment on this? Or maybe not, since it doesn't fit into your agenda?
Retired Pro Bowl quarterback Jeff Blake says that removing air from footballs was common when he played in the NFL from 1992-2005.
"I'm just going to let the cat of the bag, every team does it, every game, it has been since I played," the ex-Jets QB said Wednesday in a radio interview on the "Midday 180" show on Nashville's 104.5 The Zone. "Cause when you take the balls out of the bag, they are rock hard. And you can't feel the ball as well. It's too hard.
"Everybody puts the pin in and takes just enough air out of the ball that you can feel it a little better. But it's not the point to where it's flat. So I don't know what the big deal is. It's not something that's not been done for 20 years."
Not historic fines, try again. For capgate, Denver was fined almost 4x what pats were for this. But keep on with stuff that's not true.