Graham Gano tweets on Deflategate

[TheWiz]

http://www.hypun.com/meme/5701/Graham_Gano_Tweets_About_Flat_Footballs

Didn't see this posted yet.

[chknwing]

did he just blame his missed FG's on a flat ball the refs wouldn't swap out? cmon Gano, don't be that guy.

[Jeremy Igo]

did he just blame his missed FG's on a flat ball the refs wouldn't swap out? cmon Gano, don't be that guy.

 

Not how I interpreted it.

[philp]

Is that site going to give me a virus?

[rhyslloyd]

Hey. Gano. Shut up and start practicing.

[KSpan]

Makes sense, and funny that the NFL doesn't account for physics. And Gano was not insinuating in the slightest that missed kicks were due to under-inflated balls.

[The Huddler]

I was gunna come in here with a smartass remark about gano, but then I actually read the tweet.

 

 

 

those who actually paid attention in chemistry class or even physics, would know that there is merit to what Gano is saying here.

 

Hes not blaming anything, just suggesting something that makes sense.

[uncfan888]

It's almost like temperature and pressure are directly related

[carolinarolls]

From all that I have heard this week surrounding the ball and all the little rules and procedures associated with it that seem to be universally understood by players, ballhandlers not withstanding, I see less and less merit in the " no real advantage " argument. Seems to be lots of preemptive policing in place for 2 psi to be ruled collectively insignificant.

[carolinarolls]

It's almost like temperature and pressure are directly related

Ironic that this is lost on some fans of a team in the NASCAR conference.

[Snake]

NFL needs to change the procedures. Simple as that. Also the colts def would not have been use to this because of there dome. So is it really the Pats fault that the Colts are dome pussies.

[csx]

did he just blame his missed FG's on a flat ball the refs wouldn't swap out? cmon Gano, don't be that guy.

 

No, where did he say that?

[Shufdog]

Ironic that this is lost on some fans of a team in the NASCAR conference.

 

They use nitrogen in the tires, not air.

[Tub of Goo]

I really don't know if I believe that the pats actively deflated the 11 of 12 footballs.

When the hell would they have done it? Refs didn't notice? There are so many moving parts.

I'm not sure what to take away from all this.