There’s no reason to believe any of the footballs lost air from play.
He’s also wrong about the Colts balls measurements...and about the Pats balls measurements...and the weight of any NFL football...and about the effects of temperature...and what the report says.
I find figure 24 on page 210 quite interesting - its the warming curve in time during a simulated halftime.
Actually, apparently I missed that the difference between wet (but not sodden) and dry balls is shown to be potentially .5 PSI in figure 27 on page 213, not merely 0.3. Elsewhere values of .1, and immeasurably small “undetectable” volume changes are given.
I am just tired of people saying that if I can’t or won’t follow what they are getting out of all this, then I am stupid, or slow, or low IQ, or dimwitted, or a brady nut hugger, or a Patriots fan, or any number of other things that seek to belittle my position.
My stance is that if you want me to believe your accusations against Brady, then prove it to me. So far, I don’t see that they have proven anything, because they cannot rule out other possibilities or scenarios.
They just basically say that we have this, and this and this, so it proves that, when it does not prove that at all.
This guy telling me that the Brady not turning his phone over indicates his guilt, no the Hell it does not, it indicates he doesn’t want to turn his phone over is what it indicates.
It boggles my mind that people are completely out of sorts over air pressure in a football.
I am I am truly at a loss to even explain that.