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Ball was inflated properly in the second half against Indianapolis, and he lit it up.
This whole thing is such a non-story.

All the team members get a ring. Years ago a Cowboy "taxi squad" player brought in his Super Bowl ring to sell at the jewelry store that I worked at. I was in high school at the time, and watched as the owner did the deal to buy it. Don't remember the player, but it was circa 1975 when he sold it, I believe it was the Dallas/Miami game ring.

That ending had June Jones coaching all over it.

PonySnob wrote:Dumbest call ever by Pete Carroll

Unless it's a TD

Which it wasn't

I looks like a year full scandals, a lying commissioner and deflategate has the NFL's popularity on the ropes......

"@richarddeitsch: NBC says the Super Bowl delivered a 49.7 overnight rating, highest ever in Super Bowl history."

LA_Mustang wrote:I looks like a year full scandals, a lying commissioner and deflategate has the NFL's popularity on the ropes......

"@richarddeitsch: NBC says the Super Bowl delivered a 49.7 overnight rating, highest ever in Super Bowl history."

Yes, and a mid-season Chelsea v. Manchester City game had more global viewers than the Super Bowl. Then again, cricket matches garner higher viewership than the Super Bowl too, meaning the NFL needs to make inroads in the Indian sub-continental area.

glad the patriots won after that idiotic ball deflation thing went on nonstop for 2 weeks.
i gues the nfl got what they wanted out of ball deflation-no talk about domestic abuse or concussions.

Ending of the game was unbelievable. If that were a movie script, no one would believe it. Good ending for Brady and I hope, Deflate Gate. Tired of hearing opinions on that subject.

i thought it was a great game personally.

Again, I did not watch the game but I'm glad a Pete Carroll coached team lost. He reminds me of the Dave Bliss.

Heard a guy on a call in show say he was just glad it was Russell Wilson and not Tony Romo who threw the interception. Can you imagine?