Tom brady

"So I don’t look into it at all, but if he doesn’t show up for the OTA/minicamp part of it, that’s probably more of an issue because then guys aren’t taking reps [with him]. You’d have Brian Hoyer taking all the first-team reps [at quarterback] and that’s not an ideal situation that you’d want going into training camp." … [Read more...] about Tom Brady Missing New England Patriots’ Voluntary Workouts, But It’s Not Worrying

Bündchen replied to a fan in an Instagram post that the couple wasn’t backing Trump in the election — even though Trump said that Brady was voting for him. A day after the election Brady told reporters: “I talked to my wife and she said I can’t talk about politics anymore … I think that’s a good decision.”  … [Read more...] about Trump Has Reportedly Joked That Ivanka Could Have Married Tom Brady

“Flatter” balls are easier to grip, a simple but meaningful advantage for the offense. Brady denied the allegations, but the NFL later suspended him for four games in the 2015-2016 season. The NFL Players Association and the quarterback fought back in court. Brady was saved shortly before the season, when a U.S. District Court threw out his suspension. … [Read more...] about 93-Year-Old WWII Vet Writes Letter Shaming Judges Who Reinstated Tom Brady’s Suspension

Tom Brady, the starting quarterback for the New England Patriots, announced on Friday that he’s dropping his legal action against The National Football League. In a January 2015 playoff game, he was linked to an alleged plot to deflate several balls, which would make them easier to throw. The league issued a four-game suspension. That was postponed because Brady resisted the claim in federal court, but he has now decided to concede. This announcement comes after an appeals court reinstated his suspension in April. … [Read more...] about Tom Brady Gives Up Fight Over Deflategate, Drops Appeal

Jeffrey Kessler, the attorney representing Tom Brady and the NFLPA, got some hard-hitting questions. According to McCann’s account in the courtroom, Kessler argued that procedurally, Brady was still entitled to some type of notice of punishment. Kessler suggested that even if Commissioner Goodell has authority to punish under the best interest of the sport clause, he was still obligated to warn Goodell of a possible suspension. The court didn’t seem to buy this argument. Throughout Kessler’s oral arguments, the judges brought up factual issues, namely the issue of Tom Brady destroying his cellphone shortly after news broke that he would be investigated for potentially deflating footballs. Judge Chin even made a remark during Thursday’s oral arguments where he said that the evidence was overwhelming in proving that Tom Brady deflated footballs. This was an overarching sentiment throughout Kessler’s argument: that Tom Brady’s destruction of his … [Read more...] about Deflategate Round 2: Why the NFL May Prevail Over Tom Brady This Time