I would like to preface everything below by adamantly saying I DO NOT think Tom Brady and the Patriots are completely innocent. I'm simply suggesting a course of action IF that is the case.
Honestly, I don't know what to believe. I've read a lot of
pro-Brady articles that rip the Wells report to shreds.
Brady's agent insists it's an absolute sham.
Bob Kraft also released a statement in which he continues to proclaim his club is not guilty.
My guess is something a little fishy was going on, and Brady knew it. How big a deal that is though, is a different conversation. Regardless, we're going to learn a lot about Brady's actual level of culpability by the way he handles this. Obviously there will be an appeal, but that would happen no matter what.
However,
if Brady truly did nothing wrong, he needs to shout it from the rooftops. He should hold a press conference and yell and scream and say this whole thing is complete bull$#!+. From what I've seen, it appears as though the findings of the Wells report would crumble under any sort of legal scrutiny. If Brady really believes he is not at fault, I'd love to see him sue the NFL for "defamation of character."
I'm 99 percent sure that's not going to happen though, which will mean he's something less than 100 percent innocent.
I've got to be honest, I'm not actually a huge fan of We Built This City (although I definitely do enjoy hearing it on occasion). Regardless, even if it doesn't qualify as "awesome" in my book, I've still got a good reason for choosing the hit single from Starship this week:
Knight's Watch guy: "Let them die. We got our own to worry about. Less enemies for us."
ESPN is owned by ABC, which is owned by Disney, which also owns Sea World--so I get it. After I saw the ad for the 787th time, I decided to do some research. I now have a modest knowledge of the death of Dawn Brancheau, the whale Tilikum, and the film Blackfish.
Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo combine their knowledge of sports with humor and logical thinking in a unique way that for the past few years has made their show easily the best of its kind on television and radio.
I would like to preface everything below by adamantly saying I DO NOT think Tom Brady and the Patriots are completely innocent. I'm simply suggesting a course of action IF that is the case.
Food for though: Most television sitcoms have Christmas episodes, birthday episodes, Thanksgiving episodes, graduation episodes, etc. After more YouTube searching than I care to admit, I've come to the conclusion that Mother's Day episodes are pretty rare--or at least failed to make it to the interwebs.
