the smoking gun(broken cell)

lunkerslayer · Jul 31, 2015

I believe the new England Pats have to be the most crooked team ever to play the game. I am glad Bradys suspension is upheld

squirrel92 · Jul 31, 2015

lunkerslayer said:
I believe the new England Pats have to be the most crooked team ever to play the game. I am glad Bradys suspension is upheld

Do you think someone should get a longer suspension for deleting evidence in a nonviolent crime than someone who actually breaks the law with a violent crime?

Kurtr · Jul 31, 2015

lunkerslayer said:
I believe the new England Pats have to be the most crooked team ever to play the game. I am glad Bradys suspension is upheld

if you aint cheatin you aint eatin

MuskyManiac · Jul 31, 2015

It's called sportsmanship to push the boundaries. I would not want to give up my phone to the league either and have them dig around in my personal stuff. The NFL is getting pussified like the rest of the nation.

Brian Renville · Jul 31, 2015

Imagine the pics of his wife that would have went public if he had handed over his phone. Or anything else unrelated for that matter. Imagine of someone sent him a dirty joke.

89bluefin · Jul 31, 2015

falcons and browns !!! all I am gonna say on this matter and how come not one active qb has spoke on this topic!!

lunkerslayer · Jul 31, 2015

squirrel92 said:
Do you think someone should get a longer suspension for deleting evidence in a nonviolent crime than someone who actually breaks the law with a violent crime?

The punishment fits the crime,

johnr · Jul 31, 2015

Seems a law should be passed, we need more laws

lunkerslayer · Jul 31, 2015

Brian Renville said:
Imagine the pics of his wife that would have went public if he had handed over his phone. Or anything else unrelated for that matter. Imagine of someone sent him a dirty joke.

I do not think his wife's pictures,were the cause of his decision to destroy his phone.

Joe · Jul 31, 2015

squirrel92 said:
Do you think someone should get a longer suspension for deleting evidence in a nonviolent crime than someone who actually breaks the law with a violent crime?

If anything, the rules of the game are the only thing goodell and the NFL should be concerning themselves with. Not dwi, assault and whatever nonsense the thugs are doing off the field. Those indiscretions are for the court system to sort out. Personally, with their past cheating allegations, Brady and the Pats got off easy.

Brian Renville · Jul 31, 2015

lunkerslayer said:
I do not think his wife's pictures,were the cause of his decision to destroy his phone.

Doesn't matter, most peoples phones have personal info on them. Who in their right mind would turn that over? He didn't commit a crime.

BBQBluesMan · Jul 31, 2015

You · Jul 31, 2015

if they said to hand over the phone, yea NO. i'd destroy it too. but if they said hand over pertinant info/texts, and he chose not to, and destroyed the phone...........um yea, he had a free pass basically to hand over 'pertinent' info....

it doesnt bode well, but again, proves nothing

fwiw, i think he was involved as much as anyone

Kurtr · Jul 31, 2015

fixed if for you

lunkerslayer · Jul 31, 2015

Joe said:
If anything, the rules of the game are the only thing goodell and the NFL should be concerning themselves with. Not dwi, assault and whatever nonsense the thugs are doing off the field. Those indiscretions are for the court system to sort out. Personally, with their past cheating allegations, Brady and the Pats got off easy.

Brian Renville said:
Doesn't matter, most peoples phones have personal info on them. Who in their right mind would turn that over? He didn't commit a crime.

Big deal, he shouldn't have pictures like that on his phone, with technology the way it is he could have his phone hacked. Also why did he not tell the NFL he destroyed his phone right away instead of waiting till 3+ months later. He knew he was in trouble

Brian Renville · Jul 31, 2015

I think it's fair to say that even the fans at this point shouldn't be talking about integrity. Over the past few years especially, the NFL has shown as an organization they have zero integrity when it comes to drugs and violence yet folks want to throw a fit over psi in the football. Meanwhile no one has quit tuning in.

JMF · Jul 31, 2015

Whats sad here is that more people will be concerned about what he might have tried to hide than what Hillary did.

johnr · Jul 31, 2015

I have 2 phones at the bottom of McKenzie bay, he would be more than welcome to add his to my collection.
I guess that is what I would have come up with.

I have a couple pair of sunglasses, an ipod, and 2 poles there too. I know I am likely forgetting some other items.

BBQBluesMan · Jul 31, 2015

Brian Renville · Jul 31, 2015

lunkerslayer said:
Big deal, he shouldn't have pictures like that on his phone, with technology the way it is he could have his phone hacked. Also why did he not tell the NFL he destroyed his phone right away instead of waiting till 3+ months later. He knew he was in trouble

Is it up to you what legal material someone should or can have on their personal property? Also why would someone destroy a perfectly good phone randomly? Of course it would be destroyed when someone was trying to take it from him. Why else? I could care less about Brady. He probably was involved with what they say. There is also the same probability that so do most other teams and QBs. As far as infringements go this one shouldn't even be in the top ten of NFL scumbag acts but it's the easiest one to publicize because no one got hurt.

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