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Mr. Weo I will type it in simpler words for you. The judge can ask any questions he wants and can push the two sides in any direction he finds useful but at the end of the trial he is severely limited in what he can truly rule on. The NFL is a private organization disciplining one of its employees for actions it found inapporiate. So the judge can rule this punishment is outside the realm of what is appropriate based on governmental laws but not much else. The points Brady is scoring against the NFL for being heavy handed is making the NFL look bad but have little relevance without it being tied to something grander. This is not a criminal case and therefore does not have same standards.

Roman works with whatever talent he has- he in a three year period at Stanford went from a top 5 rushing attack with Toby Gerhardt to a top 5 passing team with Luck. If he wants Cassell I would state he clearly thinks Cassell will get the ball best to the others offensive weaponsand allow them to do their thing.

I keep reading people on this board who claim to be law experts or claim to have real understanding of the legal system. This case is simple: The evidence available makes it more likely than not the Brady was aware of the rules being broken, That is the only standard that matters. The judge is blasting the NFL for two reasons: to make them settle and also to embarass them for making the puishment equal for Tommy boy and Greg Hardy. The only way the judge can overturn it is to rule that brady has shown that he most likely innocent(which would be absurd) or that the League does not the legal power to rule as it did(this is plausible but still not likely). All other issues are distractions.

My personal caveat- I have hated Tommy Boy since Spygate-I was fooled for 6 years about his "amazing story". But to every person that is arguing for Tommy you are either a very casual fan of football or somehow invested in Tommy boy being cleared. I have discussed with dozens of high school football coaches and several college football coaches and asked each if they thought the preponderence of evidence was that Tommy Boy cheated. All said he absolutely cheated and any QB of theirs is well aware of what the football feels like at all times. . So you have the argument from men who have been working in football for a combined 100+ years or you have argument of NFLPA/Brady's lawyers. Now if you want to argue that Brady has too harsh of a punishment that is fine-and probably accurate- but please cut the mularkey of his innocence since this is not a criminal trial.

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