deflategate

Most of Pats Nation shared the feelings of Ben Affleck yesterday when the Patriots were shut out by the Buffalo Bills. But there is a bright spot, Tom Brady is finally coming back and Deflategate is behind us! But just because the suspension means the whole saga is (hopefully) over, doesn't mean Pats fans have forgotten, or forgiven, as one Pats fan showed ESPN last week.

With the news that Patriots fans have been dreading to hear, that Jimmy Garappolo will have to start the first four games of this football season. We take a look back at how 'deflategate' really happened.

I can’t believe they are digging this up again. Deflategate is back and yesterday at the 2nd U.S. District Court of Appeals in New York three judges were hearing the appeal. The NFL is appealing to reinstate Tom Brady’s four-game suspension for supposedly deflating footballs.

The New England Patriots are undefeated and it seems that nobody, except for those in New England, like it. First there was Deflategate and now is ‘coingate’.

The next step in the Tom Brady "deflategate" controversy should be a good one as Brady goes head-to-head with Commissioner Roger Goodell next Wednesday, August 12.

Richard Pate of Biddeford doesn’t like the decision of NLF Commissioner Roger Goodell to suspend Tom Brady for four games, so he let him know it.

According to ESPN.com, auction house Lelands.com sold a Deflategate football for $43,740 on behalf of Laura Nichols, and it's believed to be the only Deflategate ball available for public purchase.

Tom Brady has hired a lawyer to represent him in the Deflategate debacle. Brady has been suspended for four games by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. The Wells Reports didn’t confirm Brady was involved but if he sticks to his story, Goodell will take that as lying and uphold his suspension.

Mr. Sunshine is a New England Patriots fan and he just could not keep quiet with the punishment that the NFL handed out to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.