No Pressure Introduction Professional football is one of the top rated programs on television. According to NBC Sports in 2014, 34 of America’s 35 most-watched fall TV shows were NFL games. The NFL...
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No Pressure Introduction Professional football is one of the top rated programs on television. According to NBC Sports in 2014, 34 of America’s 35 most-watched fall TV shows were NFL games. The NFL averages about 17.3 million viewers per game and 205 million Americans have watched at least one game (Smith, 2014). Because of this depth, many Americans knew about and followed the New England Patriots and Tom Brady Deflategate case. On January 18, 2015, soon after the Patriots defeated the Colts, reports started to surface that the National Football League was looking into the Patriots’ use of “deflated footballs” in the AFC Championship Game. The case lasted for over 18 months, finally ending on July 15, 2016, when Brady accepted his four-game suspension (McClam,
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