Tom Brady Deflategate Appeal Testimonies Included in NFLPA Counterclaim

August 4, 2015   ·   Matt Fitzgerald   ·   Jump to comments

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady won't allow the NFL's upholding of his four-game suspension to prevent him from pursuing alternative appeal options—and he isn't hiding anything from his initial appeal hearing.
Brady and the NFL Players Association filed a counterclaim in a New York City court Tuesday that includes testimony from Brady's original rejected appeal, according to Fox Sports' Mike Garafolo.
The documents from Brady's appeal weren't filed under seal, meaning they're viewable by the public to provide more insight and clarity into Brady's side of the Deflategate story. The full 172-page PDF is available through ProFootballTalk.com and contains some 10 hours of testimony.
Michael McCann of Sports Illustrated logged the excerpt of Brady firmly stating his innocence:
Garafolo took a snapshot containing a key portion of Ted Wells' testimony, which hints at the controversy surrounding the cellphone Brady disposed of:
Wells was the indep...

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