All things off season 2015.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

I would say Brady, knowing that the NFL was going to investigate this to the fullest and treat a deflated ball investigation by 1.2 psi like a multiple homicide, he just should have come clean and told the truth. The 4 games seems fair cause he lied, but the draft picks is just overboard. This was an individual, not an organizational thing.

it was an org thing. it's not like brady was doing this on his own. apparently it's been going on for a while per the pats plunge in fumble % vs the league average. how to you make up for unfair competitive advantage? draft picks seems fair enough. just my opinion.

[ethat001]

Originally Posted by That Guy

it was an org thing. it's not like brady was doing this on his own. apparently it's been going on for a while per the pats plunge in fumble % vs the league average. how to you make up for unfair competitive advantage? draft picks seems fair enough. just my opinion.

The team must be accountable for their players, like a father is responsible for their child breaking something at the store or the police chief takes the fall for the vigilante police officer. If you make teams accountable for their players, they spend more effort making sure their players fall in line.


Personally I think they could have gotten more - I feel this amounts to a slap in the wrist. The league should never have allowed Brady to play in the SuperBowl in the midst of the cheating scandal. Seems unfair that we do nothing wrong and get a $30 million salary cap penalty the day before free agency that set us back 2-4 years.. And yet the Patriots get caught cheating with major scandals twice in one decade, and lying about it on national TV -- and only get $1 million dollar fine and a few game suspension. Their division sucks and they still have every shot at making the playoffs this year.