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Should the NFLPA petition the SCOTUS Deflategate ruling? | The Tylt
Tom Brady announced he will not appeal his four-game suspension for his reported involvement in the NFL's Deflategate scandal. But the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) is expected to petition to overturn the U.S. Supreme Court decision. While some want the NFLPA to fight on, others say it's time to let Deflategate go already. What do you think?
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Should the NFLPA petition the SCOTUS Deflategate ruling?
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Tom Brady's statement:
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's statement:
"Our full focus now is on making the upcoming season a memorable one for all of our fans.” - Robert Kraft pic.twitter.com/nhcmnJGf0H
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) July 15, 2016
Tom Brady has given up hope of staving off suspension, but NFLPA still expected to take case to Supreme Court to challenge Goodell's power.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 15, 2016
The Deflategate fight lives on!
I expect the NFLPA to continue w/ #Deflategate at SCOTUS. Case is not moot; same posture as Adrian Peterson (whose suspension is over).
— Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) July 15, 2016
NFLPA does not rule out appeal to Supreme Court: "We reserve our rights to petition for cert to Supreme Court." Would not affect suspension.
— Andrew Brandt (@AndrewBrandt) July 15, 2016
@SheilaRomano1 Exactly. EVERYONE knows Brady didn't cheat. Let's do this for Worker's Rights. @NFLPA . No way a Janitor sld give up a phone.
— The Quinntessential (@Quinntessence_) July 15, 2016
Extend the current CBA?
— C.J. Jones (@caveboyjones) July 15, 2016
Nope! No football in 2020 to cement Goodell's legacy. Fan's got your back @NFLPA this time. https://t.co/04xe5f6uGj
Time to find some middle ground?
Best case? For @NFL and @NFLPA to negotiate neutral discipline policy, fairer process NOW. That would be good for game, so it won't happen.
— Stephanie Stradley (@StephStradley) July 15, 2016
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Or just let it go.
Goodell could have suspended Brady for 5 seasons / we'd be in the same place right now. NFLPA gave him the power to do whatever he wants.
— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 14, 2016
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@NFLPA Let's get our attention back on more important things like helping former players suffering from head trauma. Remember nfl cover-up?
— Ted Johnson (@Teddyjradio) July 15, 2016
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Every one involved in deflategate(Goodell, NFL, NFLPA, & Brady), stop it!!!!! Put on your big boy pants, accept the consequences, & move on!
— Jeorge ✞ (@THEJeorge_) July 14, 2016
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Dear @NFL @NFLPA no one cares anymore about what happened or didn't happen in 2014, or before, with #Deflategate get over it and move on
— Eric Savage (@BigDomerE) July 13, 2016
