NFL: Brady suspension reinstated

[Blitzkrug]

I for one am not because it means we have to listen to this **** for the rest of the offseason. Again.

 

[hoss75]

Innocent until proven guilty.

That only relates to criminal cases.

 

[Sports Enthusiast]

They'll still go 3-1. Easy home schedule.

 

[Sports Enthusiast]

That only relates to criminal cases.

And I wish that wasn't fully the case. Finding proof for certain cases is pretty impossible, like the OJ case. No murder weapon found. Anybody "smart" committing a murder would know to ditch the weapon and try to dispose of the bodies.

 

[The Drop]

31 other fan bases are celebrating in the streets

****ing cheater finally got what he deserved

Well said. **** that clown.

 

[Avs_19]

This is dumb.

Lets see if the Pats (Kraft, Belichick, and Brady) once again bite their tongue or if they tell us how they really feel. I'm not a Pats fan so I don't care too much about the suspension, I just want someone to publicly go off on Goodell.

 

[Fish on The Sand]

That only relates to criminal cases.

Even still, he has been defeated in court anyways.

 

[MikeyMike01]

I don't agree with the suspension, but I do agree that the court doesn't have the right to overturn the NFL's agreed upon discipline process.

 

[MikeyMike01]

And I wish that wasn't fully the case. Finding oeood for certain cases is pretty impossible, like the OJ case. No murder weapon found. Anybody "smart" committing a murder would know to ditch the weapon and try to dispose of the bodies.

It's better to let 10 criminals walk than to let 1 innocent man go to prison.

It beats Japan, where being accused of a crime results in conviction 99% of the time (literally).

 

[Hunter Gathers]

Good. As it should be and as I expected.

 

[Sports Enthusiast]

It's better to let 10 criminals walk than to let 1 innocent man go to prison.

It beats Japan, where being accused of a crime results in conviction 99% of the time (literally).

I guess it would depend on the criminal and what the crime they committed was. If they seem to have serial potential maybe not so much but if the crime they commit is against someone close to them its probably just a one time thing and they won't go on a spree.

I am amazed that DNA could get criminals wrong though.

 

[Voight]

31 other fan bases are celebrating in the streets

****ing cheater finally got what he deserved

Plz point out where and when he supposedly cheated.

That only relates to criminal cases.

Brady was never proved guilty. Unless there's a new synonym for "more probable than not" or "basic air pressure science"

 

[Sports Enthusiast]

There was definitely shenanigans. There's no proof who was behind them.

 

[Hunter Gathers]

Plz point out where and when he supposedly cheated.



Brady was never proved guilty. Unless there's a new synonym for "more probable than not" or "basic air pressure science"

You don't need to prove anything in arbitration (or even in a civil trial).

 

[Finlandia WOAT]

Brady was never proved guilty. "

*proven*

Hopefully the NFL agrees to lower the suspension to 2 games in exchange for Brady and the PA going home.

 

[Sports Enthusiast]

Its 4 because of all the **** in the past like spygate.

 

[Gator Mike]

I don't agree with the suspension, but I do agree that the court doesn't have the right to overturn the NFL's agreed upon discipline process.

I believe that what the NFLPA was arguing was that Goodell has the right to be an arbitrator, but that he has to be unbiased, and that he was unable to do so in this case.

 

[Hunter Gathers]

I believe that what the NFLPA was arguing was that Goodell has the right to be an arbitrator, but that he has to be unbiased, and that he was unable to do so in this case.

Which is an awful argument to hang a hat on.

 

[CDJ]

Still gonna watch him put up better numbers than most of the other QBs in the league in 3/4 of the games

 

[Hunter Gathers]

Still gonna watch him put up better numbers than most of the other QBs in the league in 3/4 of the games

I'm not just sure why anyone thought the lower judge really had the right to overturn an agreed-upon arbitration decision. It was weird to begin with.

 

[Gator Mike]

Which is an awful argument to hang a hat on.

It's really the only thing they can argue. The only person in this case who has ruled on the guilt or innocence of Tom Brady is Roger Goodell. Everything after Goodell denied the appeal is Labor Law stuff.

 

[CDJ]

I'm not just sure why anyone thought the lower judge really had the right to overturn an agreed-upon arbitration decision. It was weird to begin with.

The initial judge outlined his reasoning pretty well. It makes sense. He felt as if the process was fundamentally unfair (which it was but that's neither here nor there). 1 judge even agreed with it, seeing as how the ruling was 2-1 in the leagues favor this time around. Just didn't work out in Brady's favor this time around

I'm sure they will be going back to the drawing board for some more fun so we can talk about PSI for another 12-16 month

I also read something where if Peterson wins his case then Brady will have more to work with on his

 

[Shockmaster]

I don't agree with the suspension, but I do agree that the court doesn't have the right to overturn the NFL's agreed upon discipline process.

Which only goes to highlight how STUPID the NFLPA was to agree to give Goodell all that power.

 

[Finlandia WOAT]

It's really the only thing they can argue. The only person in this case who has ruled on the guilt or innocence of Tom Brady is Roger Goodell. Everything after Goodell denied the appeal is Labor Law stuff.

Berman concluded that:

--the NFL did not properly inform Brady olthat he could be punished;
--The NFL had no right to deny the PA's motion to call Pash, who "organized" the Wells Report, to the stand;
--The NFL has to share certain info with the PA, which they didn't.

The Appeals court said "nope" to all three.

No judge in America (maybe Minnesota or Arizona) wouldn't just respond to "Goddell was biased!!" with "Well, why did you give him the power to arbitrate?"

 

[542365]

This is exceptionally stupid. I hate the Pats, but just let it go. He's always going to be known as a cheater, the organization is going to be known for cheating, there's no need to keep bringing this stupid **** up.