Donald Trump Defends Tom Brady After Deflategate Suspension Reinstatement

April 25, 2016   ·   Matt Fitzgerald   ·   Jump to comments

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady had his four-game suspension for the Deflategate controversy reinstated Monday by a United States Court of Appeals, per Reuters (via CNBC Now).
U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump came to his friend Brady's defense shortly thereafter at a campaign rally in Warwick, Rhode Island.
"Leave Tom Brady alone," said Trump in front of hundreds of supporters, per the Associated Press (via The Score). Trump added Brady is a "great guy" and said "it's enough" regarding the Deflategate saga.
Trump also stuck up for Brady last August as the legendary QB was going through the appeals process to overturn the four-game ban.
Brady said in September it would be "great" if Trump were to be elected the next U.S. president, further fortifying the high-profile friendship.
As NFL Network's Albert Breer reported Monday, Brady can seek an injunction and either appeal to the Supreme Court or ask for a rehearing before the full 2nd Circuit C...

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