Foot Locker is great at turning an athlete’s issues into a funny commercial for their campaigns. They got D’Angelo Russell to make fun of his snitching, and Horace Grant and Draymond Green poked fun at themselves having to play with a superstar and not being as famous. In Foot Locker’s new ad for their ‘Week of Greatness’ campaign, they got Tom Brady to mock his DeflateGate scandal.
(Video) NFL: Peyton Manning Makes Tom Brady #DeflateGate Joke During Rob Lowe Roast
Peyton Manning (& the comedy writers) dragged Tom Brady into his comedy act at the Rob Lowe most, throwing a shot at the New England Patriots quarterback over the whole Deflategate scandal.
NFL: Federal Appeals Court Denies Tom Brady’s Request; #DeflateGate 4-Game Suspension Stands
I get why Tom Brady is fighting, but I honestly wish this DeflateGate stuff would die already. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has denied an appeal by the New England Patriots quarterback on Wednesday in regard to his four-game Deflategate suspension imposed by the NFL.
(Video) Drunk? Ben Affleck Cursing About Roger Goodell & NFL Punishing Tom Brady For DeflateGate
Bill Simmons is back and has a new show called Any Given Wednesday on HBO. For the premiere he had actor and New England native Ben Affleck who was a bit tipsy to say the least.
NFL: Tom Brady Filing Appeal to Fight Four-Game #DeflateGate Suspension
The DeflateGate saga continues. Last we heard, a federal appeals court shockingly decided to uphold Tom Brady’s four-game suspension, siding with Roger Goodell and the NFL. As expected, Brady has decided to fight the ruling, not just roll over and take it. The New England Patriots quarterback will appeal Monday for a second hearing by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
NFL: #DeflateGate is Back; US Appeals Court Reinstates Tom Brady’s 4-Game Suspension
Well if you thought #DeflateGate was finally over, you’re wrong. A federal appeals court has ruled that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady must serve a 4-game suspension imposed by the NFL, overturning a lower judge and siding with the league in a battle with the players union.
