So Roger Goodell went on his in-house television network and told Rich Eisen there were no PSI violations this season and therefore the NFL didn't report their results. The commissioner added that they tossed the numbers out.
What a joke.
Whether you believe the results or not is irrelevant to me. The fact is, this was an issue that prompted the league to convene a historic disciplinary hearing with one of its biggest stars. It doesn't matter what the results were. They should have been publicized, or at the very least shared with the accused -- the Patriots and Tom Brady.
These PSI levels don't prove Brady’s guilt or clear his name. The PSI issue was all secondary to the evidence in the texts between Jim McNally and John Jastremski.
But the fact that Goodell was so arrogant to not share the data that stems from the Brady hearing is infuriating. He's not worthy to be the commissioner of the Rumford, Maine, Little League, let alone the NFL.