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Message: [QUOTE="S3mper, post: 2550886, member: 97084"] Well the hard part about this is "proving" that they did it knowingly, and then proving who was behind it. I personally think if anything happens the equipment manager is going to be throw under the bus. If they did do it intentionally which I clearly believe they did I don't think they should be allowed to play in the super bowl... Of course this is coming from a person who hates tha Patriots and would hate to see the Seahawks win the super bowl... So I want an other AFC team in there lol The argument of "They played better when the balls were switched in the second half" is irrelevant if they deflated the balls beyond the allowed regulated PSI in "Attempts" to gain an edge. It's cheating The other thing is I highly doubt the Patriots decided to wait till the AFC Championship game to pull this little trick out. In fact looking at their home record later in the season in cold conditioned games... Uh-oh... Pretty impressive... Also The Colts and the NFL were made aware of the possibility of deflated balls well before the interception.. They were made aware of it from the Baltimore Ravens the week before when they lost to the Patriots.. Those balls were going to be examined at half time prior to the interception.. It also doesn't help any that the Patriots have been caught bending/breaking the rules before... "spygate" But hey now we have the answer to Tom Bradys question to Gronkowski earlier in the season on "How the F** did you catch that" lol They were throwing a nerf ball jkjkjk lol Solution? postpone the superbowl a couple weeks and have the Colts and Ravens play for the superbowl Never going to happen... In fact the League wants the Patriots to go to the super bowl because the patriots are a bigger and better franchise and that equals more fans which equals more money. [/QUOTE]

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