[Leto]

The ref did nothing wrong.
Brady cheated.

The balls were weighted before the game, all were over 12.5 lbs.

That means an equipment guy almost certainly substituted balls after the game check.

“Brady cheated.

The refs believed the balls were light. Rather than stop the game, rather than stop the game, the NFL waited and weighed them at half-time. 11 of 12 balls were two or more lbs. below the limit.

Brady cheated.

The refs did nothing wrong.”

You don’t know the difference between weight and pressure?

Seriously Hater?

Did you drop out of elementary school?

the balls were given to the officials at 12.6 psi where Brady likes them.

At halftime their pressure had dropped as it must due to the laws of Physics.

As explained her so even morons can understand:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxsXFX3tDpg

BTW the NFL Official NEVER REcORDED THE PSI OF THE BALLS PREGAME. Wells merely went off his memory of the ball pressure, BS he was covering his butt for the lax nfl procedure. BTW 3 of the Colts balls were below the limot at halftime. What was the PSI of the Colts balls pregame? Anderson SAYS 13.0 but again not recorded. Could have 14 for all anybody knows.

FOr the record Brady was 12-14 in the second half after the balls were brought back to 12.5 psi, and when the 12.5 psi balls were used in the SB he was 37-50 against the Seahawks.

Can’t believe an adult woldn’t know the difference between 12.5 LBS and 12.5 psi.

Even held a Football 12.5 pounds? ROYFLMAO.

[FredZarguna]

Talk about ROTFLMAO: "12.5 LBS and 12.5 psi." It's quite common to refer to 12.5 lbs/in² or 12.5 lbs-psi as 12.5 lbs, the "psi" being understood. What NOBODY does is refer to it as 12.5 psi, because all that means is 12.5 "per square inch" with no indication of the force being applied on the square area applied.

Thanks for being my laugh for the morning, genius.