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I totally agree with the punishments handed down on the organization and wouldn't have minded them being more severe, and before I say this, I am not a Patriots or Tom Brady fan, but how can a guy be suspended without evidence of wrongdoing. I may have missed something, but all I heard was that he "more likely than not" knew about and/or put together the scheme to have the balls tampered with. I am glad he got suspended and think that he definitely is guilty, but without proof I am very surprised they came at him.

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I totally agree with the punishments handed down on the organization and wouldn't have minded them being more severe, and before I say this, I am not a Patriots or Tom Brady fan, but how can a guy be suspended without evidence of wrongdoing. I may have missed something, but all I heard was that he "more likely than not" knew about and/or put together the scheme to have the balls tampered with. I am glad he got suspended and think that he definitely is guilty, but without proof I am very surprised they came at him.

Goodell has suspended ppl before with no evidence of wrongdoing. 

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No, it's not any different. He manipulates the air pressure to provide himself with a competitive advantage.


You can hand the refs a deflated ball or a youth ball and your still in the right, what makes it wrong is when you alter the ball after the ref approves it.
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So if the ref misses it, it's ok? What about the ref that puts the ball in play on every down?

If the ref misses it then yes its his fault, that's the whole point of the inspection, make sure the balls are in regulation. The teams job is to supply balls for inspection, and if the ref says its good to go they are in the clear.

I don't question the refs on the field for not noticing, my question is the center.
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