The Jacksonville Jaguars

[I-10east]

Tom Brady could get suspended for week three vs the Jags? If that's the case, that's fine with me. I could care less about seeing Tom Brady play, just because he's a big name. If he's out, that gives us a better chance to win, and I'm fine with that.

http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2015/5/6/8561259/jaguars-vs-patriots-nfl-wells-report-tom-brady-suspension

[johnnyliar]

I find it highly doubtful that he gets suspended at all. A 1 game suspension is  stretch.

[I-10east]

^^I dunno, this stuff sounds pretty serious. Goodell would be very hypocritical not to suspend him for atleast four games, since he prides himself on being harsh on people that compromise the integrity of the game and all.

[spuwho]

^^I dunno, this stuff sounds pretty serious. Goodell would be very hypocritical not to suspend him for atleast four games, since he prides himself on being harsh on people that compromise the integrity of the game and all.

Nothing will happen to Brady unless he confesses.  At that point it would be a fine.

As far as the 2 staff members who were part of the action, they will probably end up in the same place as the videotape guy did.

The unemployment line.

[edjax]

I say Brady gets a 4 games suspension.  He returns for game 5 against, yes you guessed it, the Colts.  A win win for the NFL.

[RattlerGator]

^^I dunno, this stuff sounds pretty serious. Goodell would be very hypocritical not to suspend him for atleast four games, since he prides himself on being harsh on people that compromise the integrity of the game and all.

It doesn't sound pretty serious to me, except . . . the bit about him being less than forthcoming with the league.

But, slightly altering the pressure in the footballs that *you* use in home football games? No big deal to me at all, especially given that all teams try and shape the ball to their QBs liking. Few people dispute this.

Tom could have been, and should have been, less vehement in his denial -- for sure. And if he dipped and dodged a bit with the NFL -- punishment could be forthcoming.

[I-10east]

Word through the grapevine is that Dante Fowler was injured at today's little rookie practice. The specifics are too early to know, but from the sounds of it, I would be SHOCKED if it's just a little tweak, as the injury sounds very serious; Serious enough to end the practice. FML.

[I-10east]

Jaguars LEO Dante Fowler helped off field after knee injury.

http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2015/5/8/8574457/jaguars-dante-fowler-knee-injury-helped-off-practice-field

[Keith-N-Jax]

Oh no, last thing they needed.

[I-10east]

I'm just gonna say it, and not just because Fowler got hurt. I absolutely hate these May rookie practices. Our rookies were banged up last year as well. They just came from a grueling season of college football, just to be displayed by the media in an unnecessary practice? Are these early rookie 'non-contact' practices normal around the league?

[KenFSU]

GOOD GOD.

The video is awful.

I would be shocked if it's not an ACL tear.

Team just cannot seem to catch a break :/

[CityLife]

I recently tore my LCL and the way his knee buckled is similar to what happened to mine. LCL's take about 2-3 months to recover from. Hopefully it's not the ACL.

[fsujax]

Not good. I hate seeing this.

[I-10east]

Dave Caldwell described Dante's injury as 'brutal'. Devastating.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/08/jaguars-g-m-says-dante-fowler-injury-appears-brutal/

[I-10east]

Fowler tore his ACL, out for the season. Damn.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12848612/dante-fowler-jr-jacksonville-jaguars-tears-acl-first-day-rookie-minicamp