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As for Richie Incognito being on good behavior... didn't he work out all his aggression with a baseball bat on that Ferrari station wagon?

You could see trainwreck for the Dolphins coming a mile away last offseason. Cap busting "big name" free agent signings never work out in the NFL, especially when you are killing your cap for proven turd like Suh. And, even if he were the highest character guy in the league, it's just stupid to...

What a trainwreck. They make a turd the highest paid defensive player in the NFL and he's wearing sneakers to practice by week 4. Franchise killer signing. $114 million worth of franchise killin'. You could see this comin' a mile a way. You might want Suh when he's trying to get paid, but he's...

Awww. Poor baby. Suh is pouting about playing a 2-gap defense:

Isn't is supposed to be a 15 yard penalty for hitting a QB in the head, face mask, or neck... whether you meant to hit him or not? Seems like it should be cut and dried. Kick a QB in the helmet, 15 yards, end of story.

If I were the Pats, I would make a YouTube of six balls being tested pre game, the same six sitting on the sideline for the first half, tested at the end of the first half, and tested at the end of the second half. Post video of the results on YouTube every Monday this season, along with links...

Yes. One NFL team accused the Patriots of cheating because the Gatorade the Pats supplied to the visiting team was not cold. Apparently the visiting team wasn't aware of the traditional practice in football of putting the Gatorade in a cooler filled with ice:

I do. The NFL is determined to come up with another Patriots cheating investigation and will manufacture one again if they have to.

The goal is not to maximize the value on one specific play, but to best deploy 53 players to maximize the total value of ever play in every game over the course of the season. All things being kind of equal, the more players involved in producing value at something, the better. I would note...

Thorough review, huh? Sounds like a job for someone independent like Ted Wells.

But, what about all those walkthroughs they taped?

Wouldn't that be three dimensional?

Yes.

This wasn't a failure of due process. It was a failure of human integrity and human judgement among all of the executives of the National Football League and the 32 owners for whom they work.

How could it be any more damaged than the revelation that that the upper management of the league is so rigged against one team that they are willing to gin up a fake infraction, take draft picks, and intentionally leak false information to damage the reputation of the team and its players to...

After what the Pats have been through in this sorry mess, that's like saying Bonnie and Clyde dodged a bullet:

If Brady wins, the NFL will just come up with another set of fabricated cheating charges against the Pats in a game his year and do the whole witch hunt thing all over again.

I now know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the NFL is not a legitimate honest sport. That's why I have made the decision to stop watching it.

I view Robert Kraft exactly the same way as I view the other 31 NFL owners and the people they chose to run the League office.