Not to mention the eyes and legsShe likely has better hands than Reche Caldwell.
True, Reche Caldwell had lobster claws.he has hands?
That looks like the pass that Welker couldn't hold on to. If Gisele caught that one, she may have the right to talk smack.
I'm sure the monthly allowance he gets from Gisele makes up for it.That and $235k.
How much did he get for that?Paul Clement and his firm have joined Kirkland & Ellis.
Has the NFLPA passed on appealing the Brady decision to the SCOTUS?Paul Clement and his firm have joined Kirkland & Ellis.
Brady put that exactly where he wanted to.That looks like the pass that Welker couldn't hold on to. If Gisele caught that one, she may have the right to talk smack.
I'm sure they found a little change between sofa cushions in the firmwide committee conference room in Chicago.How much did he get for that?
They still have another month.Has the NFLPA passed on appealing the Brady decision to the SCOTUS?
There's no way that's accurate. RG would never have enough sense to be part of the F%&! the Jets crowdBest thing I've seen in a long time, a look into NFL HQ.
The first half of the call didn't sound like him at all. But the second half sounded just like him. I assume it was a bit or just a person who happened to sound like him. But the second half of the call was so dead on, it did make me wonder.So, does anyone think Tom Brady lost his mind, and called into the Toucher and Rich Show under an assumed name. It didn't sound like him, except his laugh and a little bit at the end. I'd like it to be true, because it shows you that he is losing his mind, not playing.
Oh man. Has anyone checked on Edelman since this came out?
Care to share what you're referring to with the multitude of folks here that don't listen to Toucher and Rich?So, does anyone think Tom Brady lost his mind, and called into the Toucher and Rich Show under an assumed name. It didn't sound like him, except his laugh and a little bit at the end. I'd like it to be true, because it shows you that he is losing his mind not playing.
https://www.google.com/amp/boston.cbslocal.com/2016/09/14/did-tom-brady-call-into-toucher-rich/amp/?client=safariCare to share what you're referring to with the multitude of folks here that don't listen to Toucher and Rich?
Any conflict issues likely to arise with the NFL or with the Brady case?Paul Clement and his firm have joined Kirkland & Ellis.
No. K&E has been doing some NFL work, and none that I'm aware of for the NFLPA.Any conflict issues likely to arise with the NFL or with the Brady case?
Just thinking about the play JG got hurt on. My guess is that Brady would have thrown that one away before Alonzo would ever have a chance to bring him down.
There was a "Brady would have gotten sacked" comment in the game thread. Although JG often got out of trouble that Brady would not have, just turtling up & taking a sack (or throw the ball away) may be a smarter play.
Would have been nice of the Times to provide a bit of context on Exponent itself. But I can't find "second-hand smoke/cancer" anywhere in the piece..."Discredited company attempts PR salvaging. News at 11."
Nice of the Times to give them the free publicity.
On the Toucher and Rich audio, at first blush I thought this story was funny and somewhat plausible -- considering the history of callers on WEEI like "Curt in the car" -- but after listening to the call I am completely convinced: that is definitely not Tom Brady. And I don't even understand how anyone thinks it is.
Riiiight. Get paid for "months of experiments" on something that should take a day at most and really about 2 minutes if you're not looking at the impact of rain water (since the IGL's impact is a simple formula.)But it was here, in the temperature-controlled silence of a desert bunker, that Pye oversaw months of experiments to try to determine if air was intentionally removed from the footballs, or if the recorded levels could be explained by science.
Yeah, I read that part of it didn't sound like him at all but part of it was scary good. I kept waiting for the scary good part.On the Toucher and Rich audio, at first blush I thought this story was funny and somewhat plausible -- considering the history of callers on WEEI like "Curt in the car" -- but after listening to the call I am completely convinced: that is definitely not Tom Brady. And I don't even understand how anyone thinks it is.
Exponent still receives emails from adamant critics, and its role in Deflategate has cost it several prospective clients, the company said. At least one in the Northeast told Exponent that it could not risk its own credibility by being associated with the company behind the controversial Deflategate science.
But there are no regrets. Brady is sitting out his suspension, and Exponent has moved on. The thermal chamber still has its artificial turf, but it now is testing lithium-ion batteries, not footballs.
“The thing that I wanted to make sure came out when we were no longer quiet was that there’s real science here,” Pye said. “There’s real engineering. We didn’t start from feelings. We started from facts — the facts that we had, which were complete to the degree that they were complete. And we took those as far as we thought science and engineering could take them. And then presented that.”