Pats' Ballghazi Defense: "The Deflator" Was Just Trying To Lose Weight

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mgcowboy said:
What do they tell to the guilty.....

the less you talk the smarter you sound .. (or more tru****l or honest)
The more you talk the worse you look

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So true.

I've read quite a few blogs that focus on speech analysis and facial movements and they all say the same thing BOTH Brady and Belichick are being deceptive.

These blogs and analysts are amazingly accurate, but the only thing that trips them up is that the word deceptive can take a different meaning.

For instance, if a husband finds his wife murdered and he didn't do it, but is trying to not get too emotional for the sake of his children and starts giving answers while making facial expressions that are deceptive, he is being deceptive about not wanting to show emotion, not that he killed his wife.

But here, I really don't see what else Brady and Belichick could be deceptive about. As I said, if you go back and look at Brady's original PC before the Super Bowl, he said "yes, I am 100% confident I didn't deflate any footballs" all the while shaking his head 'no.' He's saying 'yes', but shaking his head 'no.' Crossed signals.

The thing is...they say you can't prevent your facial expressions from giving you away and that's why you're just better off saying nothing.




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Yakuza Rich said:
So true.

I've read quite a few blogs that focus on speech analysis and facial movements and they all say the same thing BOTH Brady and Belichick are being deceptive.

These blogs and analysts are amazingly accurate, but the only thing that trips them up is that the word deceptive can take a different meaning.

For instance, if a husband finds his wife murdered and he didn't do it, but is trying to not get too emotional for the sake of his children and starts giving answers while making facial expressions that are deceptive, he is being deceptive about not wanting to show emotion, not that he killed his wife.

But here, I really don't see what else Brady and Belichick could be deceptive about. As I said, if you go back and look at Brady's original PC before the Super Bowl, he said "yes, I am 100% confident I didn't deflate any footballs" all the while shaking his head 'no.' He's saying 'yes', but shaking his head 'no.' Crossed signals.

The thing is...they say you can't prevent your facial expressions from giving you away and that's why you're just better off saying nothing.




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Brady's looks at the press conference back in January is like a spoiled little brat who did something wrong and realized he got caught....

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lmao!!!!

This is the single greatest bunch of BS I've ever read for someone to try and weasel their way out of doing something wrong.

Hilarious.
 
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BrAinPaiNt said:
Yes I seen that...I think they should get additional penalties for trying to pull that bull.
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Lmao yeah...


Some guy calls in radio station.... In a my cousin Vinny voice he asks?

"Lemme ask you something?"

"has anyone ever appealed and left with the suspension doubled"??

"This guy Brady... He's got some nerve.... The should make it 8 games for trying this stunt"


In that voice it was hilarious. Lmao
 
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cowboyblue22 said:
this an insult to the intelligence if every nfl fan world wide. Wow they look more like dumb and dumber as they go along
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No it is not an insult to every NFL fan. You have an entire fan base in that God forsaken area called New England who are buying it and feeling more victimized with each passing day as the Pats put this nonsense out.
 
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What's more likely is they were deflating balls for Tom since 2007 and they got so used to hearing the word and doing the activity that was actually associated with it, that they started using it in normal conversation as a side effect.
 
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SultanOfSix said:
What's more likely is they were deflating balls for Tom since 2007 and they got so used to hearing the word and doing the activity that was actually associated with it, that they started using it in normal conversation as a side effect.
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gambit187 said:
So if the nickname "Deflator" was in place for the guy trying to lose weight. Then what about the guy trying to gain weight? Where is his nickname? What do people around the facility call him? Wouldn't it coincide with running joke about the one guy trying to lose weight versus the guy trying to gain weight. To me people this is typical human interaction and how it usually goes down. You simply don't have two co-workers in this position stating what the Patriots are stating and only 1 of them has a nickname.....
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I think they call him JaMarcus Russell.
Although everyone doesn't have a nickname.
 
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I would be very surprised to find out "Deflator" wasn't a nickname having to do with weight-loss. There is simply too much to lose to make something like that up, IMO.
 
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I read the whole report and the thing that struck me was that McNally usually had access to the balls after the official inspection when the referees do their pregame walk through. He would be alone in the referee's locker room.

That week the locker room was packed because a ton of league employees and stadium staff were watching the NFC Champ game on the TV in the official's locker room. McNally was never alone with the balls and had to take them to the other bathroom without permission before reaching the field.

Walt Anderson was already suspicious because the Colts had lodged a complaint pre-game and then McNally takes the bags of balls off by himself, which he never did. Anderson was so worried he called for the bag of back up balls to be retrieved from the officials locker room before McNally was finally spotted on the field with the balls.

When the Colts intercepted a ball in the first half, their equipment immediately grabbed it. He had suspicions earlier in the year after an interception. This time he found a gauge and it measured under 11 PSI. He gave it to his boss, who gave it to a league official who immediately called for all the balls to be inspected at halftime.
 
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nake said:
I would be very surprised to find out "Deflator" wasn't a nickname having to do with weight-loss. There is simply too much to lose to make something like that up, IMO.
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Jastemski was the Inflator who broke the balls in all week and set them at 12.5 psi, the lowest possible level

McNally was the Deflator who released the air after the officials did their inspections and made their marks

It had nothing to do with weight loss and that excuse is insulting
 
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