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You do realize Brady turned over all his cell phone records already right? Goodell even admitted it.
originally posted by: DEANORULES24
a reply to: nwtrucker
Brady will not sue the N.F.L ,because if he did his text messages would be evidence.
He does not want to prove he is a CHEATER!
As for what was on the phone, Brady says that they turned over "detailed pages" of phone records and all of the emails requested by the Wells investigators. They also went to the phone company to retrieve the relevant messages from his broken phone. The NFL acknowledged that last part in the 20-page statement explaining Goodell's decision, buried in a footnote on page 12.
originally posted by: Bluntone22
He was not punished for cheating, he was punished for lying about cheating.
He would have gotten a fine if he said, "yeah, I like the ball squishy....sorry"
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: nwtrucker
He has no right to privacy as far as the NFL is concerned. The team that employs him is part of the NFL.
The NFL makes the rules. Brady was involved in breaking those rules.
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
No, he didnt. He was asked for any texts related to the issue... didnt turn over any texts whatsoever.
You know there had to be some texts once the subject came up prior to the "investigation". At the very least you would expect, out of 10k text messages, that there would be at least one: "Man, can you believe these clowns?". One wouldnt hide that kind of text. But one might hide texts which would demonstrate guilt.
As for what was on the phone, Brady says that they turned over "detailed pages" of phone records and all of the emails requested by the Wells investigators. They also went to the phone company to retrieve the relevant messages from his broken phone. The NFL acknowledged that last part in the 20-page statement explaining Goodell's decision, buried in a footnote on page 12.