Stat Of The Week: Patriots Not Cheaters, According To NFL Players
One hundred of Tom Brady's peers think this whole thing is silly and not a big deal.
As a nation turns its lonely eyes to Lurch-faced sixth round draft pick Tom Brady during this difficult time, some interesting survey findings.
ESPN The Magazine polled more than 100 of Brady’s peers and found a sensible consensus that this whole thing is silly and not a big deal:
- 72 percent of respondents believe the Patriots were responsible for lowering air pressure of the footballs.
- 16 percent said they were “upset” by this.
- 68 percent said they think other teams do the same thing.
- 60 percent said the Patriots aren’t “cheaters.”
- 88 percent said league discipline should not be determined solely by commissioner Roger Goodell.
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