The court decision was about Goodell's right to suspend, not whether Brady was guilty. The Wells report did not have the evidence to say anything for positive.
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The standard is Preponderance of the Evidence nothing more stringent like Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt, clearly the NFL met their burden.
The truth of the matter is that even in the court venue that the NFL chose to hear the case against Tom Brady...a court that the NFL felt would be sympathetic to their case against Brady...THAT judge listened to the "evidence" that the NFL had gathered against Brady and asked incredulously..."Is that all you've got?" Quite obviously the NFL didn't meet their burden of proof!
The "court" could ask anything they want, however, they are guided by the rules and could not make any determination on those facts as we saw when they were reversed.
You level of butthurt and crying cannot change what has occurred....Brady is still suspended and will always be known as a super bowl winner who needed to lie and cheat and have someone take care of his balls in order to gain an unfair advantage.
There is a rule where I coach and that is no talk of the Patriots or Brady during practice and games. Too much of a negative role model and too much of a distraction, that is what the parents wanted.