ORRrr...it could just cause chaos and back biting and back stabbing as the players and coaches are scurrying like cockroaches when the light is turned on.
you are correct, they do not need to cheat but the fact is that they have 3 times now so that says something
Well, you and your hater friends have fun with your hate. Just remember, the Patriots do not need to cheat to win games. They are one of the BEST teams in the NFL. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Nightie night now!
I hope that is a good thing and if so congrats!
Well I have only been married once sooooooo
Yeah, I read your link, and first they were complaining about the formation, which was LEGAL. Lol. Now it's deflated balls. Obviously they are just mad because they lost.
This is going to be GREAT for the Pats. Like I said, they play their with best under pressureized footballs.
Check it out, haters!
How serious is deflate-gate Yahoo Sports does its own ball-deflating test Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
Weight: Negligible
A football weighs 14.5 ounces, discounting air. At 13 psi, the air inside the ball weighs about one-third of an ounce, or about the weight of two sheets of paper. At 11 psi, the air weighs about one-fourth of an ounce.
Verdict: If you can tell the difference between one-third and one-fourth of an ounce of air inside a one-pound football, you are lying.
Appearance: Also negligible
It's a football. It looks exactly the same at 13 or 11 psi. Take two pounds out of a regulation-inflated ball and it doesn't suddenly become a Salvador Dali-esque melting chunk of leather.
Seattle played like shit. They should have never won that game GB played not to loose at the end of the game. they thoroughly out played settled who will loose in the SuperbowlI mean really, the score was 45-7. Lol. Of course, the Colts are embarrassed, so the Patriots must have cheated.
Except that the whole thing was begun in the first half of the game, not after it was over. There was even one point where an official removed a ball from play because he suspected it was not inflated sufficiently.
Please, I watched the game from beginning to end. The Pats played a better game and won.
I watched the game too. Luck is a more accurate passer than Brady. He throws a much harder pass.
Look at it from what happened in the Seahawk game. Wilson's passes kept skipping off of the hands of our receivers because the properly inflated balls were much harder to catch than the balls Brady was throwing also in rainy conditions. The balls that skipped out of our receivers hands landed into the hands of Green Bay players. The field position and change of possession cost Seattle the opportunity to sustain drives and immediately gave GB at the very least Field goals because they were already close enough when the interceptions occurred.
In the Seattle game the Hawks threw 4 ints. That's 4 lost opportunities to score and 4 gifts to GB to get points already close to the Seahawk goal line.
When it stopped raining at the end of the game in Seattle the Seahawks scored 3 TDs in around three minutes.
Oh God..nevermind. You probably have never caught a hard thrown football in the rain. You will never get it because you don't understand what I am saying and never will.
Have a nice day cupcake.
I wasn't impressed with Seattle either. They really didn't look that good out on the field, not like the Patriots anyway.
Check it out, haters!
How serious is deflate-gate Yahoo Sports does its own ball-deflating test Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
Weight: Negligible
A football weighs 14.5 ounces, discounting air. At 13 psi, the air inside the ball weighs about one-third of an ounce, or about the weight of two sheets of paper. At 11 psi, the air weighs about one-fourth of an ounce.
Verdict: If you can tell the difference between one-third and one-fourth of an ounce of air inside a one-pound football, you are lying.
Appearance: Also negligible
It's a football. It looks exactly the same at 13 or 11 psi. Take two pounds out of a regulation-inflated ball and it doesn't suddenly become a Salvador Dali-esque melting chunk of leather.
This is going to be GREAT for the Pats. Like I said, they play their with best under pressureized footballs.
I believe this is what you meant, ya?
To be fair, I DID say "under pressure."
I wasn't impressed with Seattle either. They really didn't look that good out on the field, not like the Patriots anyway.
Seattle played against a much better defense then did the Pats. It was obvious throughout the game that the Colt's defense was not on the same page. I don't think this will happen in Seattle. Unless Sherman doesn't play.
Check it out, haters!
How serious is deflate-gate Yahoo Sports does its own ball-deflating test Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
Weight: Negligible
A football weighs 14.5 ounces, discounting air. At 13 psi, the air inside the ball weighs about one-third of an ounce, or about the weight of two sheets of paper. At 11 psi, the air weighs about one-fourth of an ounce.
Verdict: If you can tell the difference between one-third and one-fourth of an ounce of air inside a one-pound football, you are lying.
Appearance: Also negligible
It's a football. It looks exactly the same at 13 or 11 psi. Take two pounds out of a regulation-inflated ball and it doesn't suddenly become a Salvador Dali-esque melting chunk of leather.
Congratulations. You've disproven points made by nobody!
Check it out, haters!
How serious is deflate-gate Yahoo Sports does its own ball-deflating test Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
Weight: Negligible
A football weighs 14.5 ounces, discounting air. At 13 psi, the air inside the ball weighs about one-third of an ounce, or about the weight of two sheets of paper. At 11 psi, the air weighs about one-fourth of an ounce.
Verdict: If you can tell the difference between one-third and one-fourth of an ounce of air inside a one-pound football, you are lying.
Appearance: Also negligible
It's a football. It looks exactly the same at 13 or 11 psi. Take two pounds out of a regulation-inflated ball and it doesn't suddenly become a Salvador Dali-esque melting chunk of leather.
What happens to a football when you let the air out? It becomes non-regulation NFL football that's what.
I have a solution, fine Brady, Billycheck (sp) and the Partiots then change the rule to allow the team any pressure they want.
Maybe a deflated ball also helped Blount hold onto it.
I wasn't impressed with Seattle either. They really didn't look that good out on the field, not like the Patriots anyway.
Seattle played against a much better defense then did the Pats. It was obvious throughout the game that the Colt's defense was not on the same page. I don't think this will happen in Seattle. Unless Sherman doesn't play.
Just because the difference in weight is negligible does not mean that the difference in the overall effect is negligible. Of course, you damn well know that your logic is bullshit.
If it makes no difference, then why do it? The fact that it was done is itself evidence of the fact that it can effect the results.
The fact that it is a preference of Brady's is, in and of itself, a change that creates an advantage. Why not just use a smaller ball? Why not use larger footballs for teams that want to? Why not make the field 100 meters? This is a game that will award or rescind touchdowns and first downs based on half an inch. The league regulates footballs, and the Patriots willfully violated those rules with the intent of gaining an advantage.
Your entire position on this seems to be based on the batshit stupid idea that cheating doesn't matter if you win in the end. You're pathetic.
