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Refs are so untrained in what the standard ball pressure is supposed to be that they wouldn't notice the difference through an entire game? Aren't they trained to check for problems with the ball so they can swap them out if necessary?

I want to know how the hell a Colts linebacker who almost never touches the football could tell after 1 INT that the ball was irregular yet the refs that touch it after every play did not.

Hey they brought Brian back on Family Guy!

See, and all I wanted to do was complain. It looks like some people want to take it further. They've started a petition to have Bellichick suspended from the Superbowl: https://www.change.org/p/roger-goodell-suspend-bill-belichick-from-the-super-bowl

What does Facebook advertising trends have to do with what we're talking about?

But they're certainly concerned when a scandal involving them is a trending topic. It's every company's and every politician's nightmare. Companies have literally been put out of business by unfavorable videos of their employees treating a pizza delivery guy badly going viral. The duration of the popularity of this topic and the scale at which it trends will likely help determine how hard the league comes down on the Patriots. They'll basically do the least possible they can that they feel will cause the uproar of the scandal to subside.

I'd like more information on this as well. Not only location but any details about the party anyone has heard up to now. Trying to decide whether to buy tickets for it or not.

Then he doesn't understand the modern day media or the importance large corporations place on social media trends. Anyone that thinks large corporations don't pay close attention to Facebook or Twitter don't understand how public relations works in the 21st century. Both sites are more important to the NFL than anything that's written in a magazine or newspaper.

No, I think the point you were trying to make is irrelevant. If half of a newspaper is comics it doesn't make the other half not news.

^That's pretty common on Twitter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd3D2gsPUR0

#DeflateGate it trending on twitter and facebook. I guess it's a little more than a "non-event"

If you're not interested in the topic of this thread, which is "Filing a complaint with the NFL," then go post in another thread. There are plenty of threads to discuss what you think about the Patriots, not that anyone cares what you think about the Patriots. Go post in those.

1. Actually they are. Colts and Ravens fans are going nuts on social media. 2. Considering it's being reported on every major news outlet in the western hemisphere I'd say your designation as a "non-story" is wrong. 3. The Patriots are not cheaters? Nice try Bellichick. gtfo of here.

After reading through the site it looks like that's only for complaints about the website itself. A better option would be to tweet them @NFL or post to their facebook page

bahahaa best user account ever

More importantly, this would have been the 2nd time you've caught your 8-year-old stealing from your wallet.

I think he would have been a quick and cheap fix for this past season and I wish we would have signed him for a 1-year deal. Too late now. I'd much rather has us use FA and the draft to shore up the Oline.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/24981269/some-baltimore-ravens-think-footballs-were-under-inflated-vs-patriots

I don't know about anyone else but I'm sick of the Patriots constantly undermining the integrity of the league. As if it's not hard enough to beat the best QB to ever play the game, we now have to compete with cheating. As far as I know the Patriots are the only team to ever been caught blatantly cheating and fined by the league, and now it's happened twice. I don't pay good money to see that kind of crap. Shoot a quick email to the league by clicking "Other" to let them know. http://www.nfl.com/contact-us

Send an email to the NFL to demand justice: http://www.nfl.com/contact-us

Bradham and Robey are steals at those prices. I don't count Preston Brown because rookie contracts are supposed to be that low.

Me personally I went with lower sideline seats because I want there to be as much blue visible in the stands as possible. I'm not sure what the club seats are like but I'm not going all the way to London to cheer for the Bills from a boxed-in room. Plus, good sideline seats are like half the price as Ralph sideline seats. Near midfield only 20 rows up were only $135 apiece. if you tried to get those seats for a game at the Ralph they'd be over $200.

The fact that Marrone is now coaching for the Jags makes this game so much better.