Do you really think that they weren't doing this vs the Ravens two weeks ago? Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
Not only were they really, really, really taking advantage of the rules with that stupid eligible receiver nonsense, but they were probably doing this as well. Just pitiful.
What a joke.
Sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Wednesday that the Colts had concerns about underinflated balls after their regular-season game against the visiting Patriots on Nov. 16.
During that game, Colts safety Mike Adams twice intercepted Tom Brady and gave the balls to the Colts' equipment manager to save -- and both times there were concerns about the balls feeling underinflated, sources told Schefter.
Do you really think that they weren't doing this vs the Ravens two weeks ago? Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
Not only were they really, really, really taking advantage of the rules with that stupid eligible receiver nonsense, but they were probably doing this as well. Just pitiful.
What a joke.
Do you really think that they weren't doing this vs the Ravens two weeks ago? Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
Not only were they really, really, really taking advantage of the rules with that stupid eligible receiver nonsense, but they were probably doing this as well. Just pitiful.
What a joke.
This has definietely been going on all season; makes those November Colts reports seem more legit. They found a way to deceive, again, and pursued it. I fully believe there was a process put in place to ensure the game balls were like this each week.
If this is found true, you have to suspend BB. They suspended Payton for an entire season for ****'s sake.
Ever ask yourself how could those "sources" be correct when both Adams and Jackson say they aren't true?
During that Nov. 16 game, Colts safety Mike Adams twice intercepted quarterback Tom Brady and gave the balls to the Colts' equipment manager to save. Both times there were concerns about the balls feeling under-inflated, sources earlier this season had told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
oh I see the colts noticed the balls were soft but none of players or refs noticed anything. That clears it up.