More probable than not that Patriots violated rules

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hvaughn88 wrote:
I can't figure out how they settled on $1 million for the fine. You would think they would have fined them enough to cover the cost...
I can't figure out how they settled on $1 million for the fine. You would think they would have fined them enough to cover the cost of the wells investigation
DownSouth wrote:
It cost more than 1 million to interview a few people and type 243 pages? Woohoo
Apparently so. The figure I read was $5 million. I was shocked and really hope that's not true
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hvaughn88 wrote:
I can't figure out how they settled on $1 million for the fine. You would think they would have fined them enough to cover the cost...
I can't figure out how they settled on $1 million for the fine. You would think they would have fined them enough to cover the cost of the wells investigation
DownSouth wrote:
It cost more than 1 million to interview a few people and type 243 pages? Woohoo
hvaughn88 wrote:
Apparently so. The figure I read was $5 million. I was shocked and really hope that's not true
When you have four months time and a bunch of d-bag $500 dollar an hour lawyers working on it....It is all about billable hours. Not much bang for the buck IMO. More than likely probable but maybe not?
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The linebackers that are roided up and trying to plant Brady's head in turf, that ain't cheating. The NFL doesn't give a shit about that kind of cheating.

Witch hunt.
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As one of my greatest high school teachers said, "If you ain't cheatin' you ain't tryin'."

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DownSouth wrote:
It cost more than 1 million to interview a few people and type 243 pages? Woohoo
hvaughn88 wrote:
Apparently so. The figure I read was $5 million. I was shocked and really hope that's not true
DownSouth wrote:
When you have four months time and a bunch of d-bag $500 dollar an hour lawyers working on it....It is all about billable hours. Not much...
When you have four months time and a bunch of d-bag $500 dollar an hour lawyers working on it....It is all about billable hours. Not much bang for the buck IMO. More than likely probable but maybe not?
This shit makes me laugh really. It kinda reminds me of Dave Chapelle's standup about how the government used to use Michael Jackson as a distraction to get the world talking about his trivial bullshit rather than real issues.

Maybe the NFL would rather the world focus on a couple of PSI's rather than focusing on all the guys beating their girlfriends, murdering their friends and drug and alcohol abuse in the NFL. . .
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hvaughn88 wrote:
Apparently so. The figure I read was $5 million. I was shocked and really hope that's not true
DownSouth wrote:
When you have four months time and a bunch of d-bag $500 dollar an hour lawyers working on it....It is all about billable hours. Not much...
When you have four months time and a bunch of d-bag $500 dollar an hour lawyers working on it....It is all about billable hours. Not much bang for the buck IMO. More than likely probable but maybe not?
IWreckALot wrote:
This shit makes me laugh really. It kinda reminds me of Dave Chapelle's standup about how the government used to use Michael Jackson as a distraction...
This shit makes me laugh really. It kinda reminds me of Dave Chapelle's standup about how the government used to use Michael Jackson as a distraction to get the world talking about his trivial bullshit rather than real issues.

Maybe the NFL would rather the world focus on a couple of PSI's rather than focusing on all the guys beating their girlfriends, murdering their friends and drug and alcohol abuse in the NFL. . .
Maybe you should read how harsh the new collective bargaining agreement is on any player going forward after the Ray Rice incident.

If you're accused of ANY type of domestic violence even b fire you're innocent or guilty, you're suspended until the entire court/etc is finished and then face an entire year to a lifetime ban.

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