So Now, Robert Kraft Thinks His Team Will Be Owed an Apology?

[WPBCowboysFan]

Need any more reasons to hate the Pats? They just keep giving and giving and giving . . . . . . . . .


Did anybody see him talking in his presser?

Said he hopes the league issues the organization and Belicheat and Brady an apology for all they've had to go through this week. That is if the investigation shows they did nothing wrong.

What a POS!

Suddenly Im a Seahawks fan.

 

[WPBCowboysFan]

I dont think I can watch any more Pats pressers. After hearing Kraft's "apology" remarks I wanted to throw up. It was bad enuff with Brady's half hour lie fest, followed by Belicheats science lesson presser, and then Brady saying his feelings were hurt, then this "apology" nonsense.

 

[LandryFan]

Need any more reasons to hate the Pats? They just keep giving and giving and giving . . . . . . . . .


Did anybody see him talking in his presser?

Said he hopes the league issues the organization and Belicheat and Brady an apology for all they've had to go through this week. That is if the investigation shows they did nothing wrong.

What a POS!

Suddenly Im a Seahawks fan.

Did someone "leak" to him that nothing was going to come of deflate-gate? Goodell is in a pretty bad position IMO, if he finds no culpability. Whether true or not, nobody outside of NE will believe him.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

I seriously doubt anything happens to them of a severe consequence.

They are all big buddies & yes nobody outside of NE thinks they weren't cheating.

 

[RS12]

Normally Kraft says all the right things. This time he should have kept his yapper shut. Look at how many times Green-Ellis fumbled as a Pat and how many times as a Bungle. Coincidence? Doubtful.

 

[Staubacher]

Goodell is corrupt as they come and he is buddies with Kraft. I don't expect a fair investigation.

 

[Rogah]

I dont think I can watch any more Pats pressers. After hearing Kraft's "apology" remarks I wanted to throw up. It was bad enuff with Brady's half hour lie fest, followed by Belicheats science lesson presser, and then Brady saying his feelings were hurt, then this "apology" nonsense.

Sounds to me like you're terrified that it will all come out they did nothing wrong.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Goodell is corrupt as they come and he is buddies with Kraft. I don't expect a fair investigation.

I agree but also think the gig is up with the Goodell experiment now. Latest reports I hear has a locker room attendant or something attached to the handling of their football logistics. A rouge locker room attendant is at the center of this now - silly, my feelings about football are hurt and think I deserve an "I'm sorry"....

 

[DFWJC]

If they are found to not have done anything intentionally wrong--maybe they will, maybe they won't--damn straight they deserve an apology.
This has been a massive distraction.
If that was Romo and Garrett getting raked over the coals, called liars and everything else, and they ended up being innocent, I'd absolutely want an apology for sure.

 

[Staubacher]

If they are found to not have done anything intentionally wrong--maybe they will, maybe they won't--damn straight they deserve an apology.
This has been a massive distraction.
If that was Romo and Garrett getting raked over the coals, called liars and everything else, and they ended up being innocent, I'd absolutely want an apology for sure.

Garrett and Romo have a career of integrity. Don't be a Cowboys fan in a Cowboys forum and drag them into the cheater Belichick's mess.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

If they are found to not have done anything intentionally wrong--maybe they will, maybe they won't--damn straight they deserve an apology.

They're not owed an apology.

The NFL suspected them of deflating the balls and the balls were deflated. The NFL has every right to investigate.

And this is what happens when you have cheated in the past...you get accused of other misgivings and now people are skeptical because *they* set a precedent for cheating before.

An apology should be given if the NFL conducts an investigation, punishes them, and then later finds out that they had not deflated the football.

But, conducting an investigation when you've been accused of deflating footballs and the footballs were deflated is exactly what the NFL should be doing and make no apology for it.




YR

 

[DFWJC]

They're not owed an apology.

The NFL suspected them of deflating the balls and the balls were deflated. The NFL has every right to investigate.

And this is what happens when you have cheated in the past...you get accused of other misgivings and now people are skeptical because *they* set a precedent for cheating before.

An apology should be given if the NFL conducts an investigation, punishes them, and then later finds out that they had not deflated the football.

But, conducting an investigation when you've been accused of deflating footballs and the footballs were deflated is exactly what the NFL should be doing and make no apology for it.




YR

Not referring to the investigation,but of those name-calling and assuming guilt. Not the same thing.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

They're not owed an apology.

The NFL suspected them of deflating the balls and the balls were deflated. The NFL has every right to investigate.

And this is what happens when you have cheated in the past...you get accused of other misgivings and now people are skeptical because *they* set a precedent for cheating before.

An apology should be given if the NFL conducts an investigation, punishes them, and then later finds out that they had not deflated the football.

But, conducting an investigation when you've been accused of deflating footballs and the footballs were deflated is exactly what the NFL should be doing and make no apology for it.




YR

I'm on your side but not sure the NFL, from an authority perspective, is looking or wanting to properly see this through. I think it was other teams, opponents and insiders at this point who raised this situation. It goes beyond the Colts games.....

 

[DFWJC]

Garrett and Romo have a career of integrity. Don't be a Cowboys fan in a Cowboys forum and drag them into the cheater Belichick's mess.

I was more referring to Brady. As far as I know,he's always been above board.
I not even remotely a Pats fan,but this vitriol hate is comical.

 

[Staubacher]

I was more referring to Brady. As far as I know,he's always been above board.
I not even remotely a Pats fan,but this vitriol hate is comical.

Not vitriol hate when I call them cheaters. It's fact.

You cannot separate Brady from Belichick in this. They are in this together.

 

[DFWJC]

Not vitriol hate when I call them cheaters. It's fact.

You cannot separate Brady from Belichick in this. They are in this together.

Guess we'll see.

 

[Staubacher]

Guess we'll see.

Belichick was already a cheat, nothing to see. By the way a still unrepentant one

 

[Yakuza Rich]

I'm on your side but not sure the NFL, from an authority perspective, is looking or wanting to properly see this through. I think it was other teams, opponents and insiders at this point who raised this situation. It goes beyond the Colts games.....

They have no leg to stand on. They cheated badly once, so their word is always going to be suspect.

Don't like?

Well, don't cheat the first time.





YR

 

[big dog cowboy]

Belichick was already a cheat, nothing to see. By the way a still unrepentant one

Don't forget repeat offender.

 

[Staubacher]

Don't forget repeat offender.

Whom to some has morphed into an honest man and physicist.