Ravens Deny Allegedly Tipping off Colts in Deflategate Scandal

August 5, 2015   ·   Tim Daniels   ·   Jump to comments

The Baltimore Ravens released a statement Wednesday denying they provided the Indianapolis Colts with any information about the possible deflation of footballs by the New England Patriots ahead of the AFC Championship Game last season.
Baltimore lost to New England in the divisional round and became linked to the Deflategate scandal after prior speculation that it tipped off the Colts. The Ravens posted several responses on their official site, all stating that that never occurred.
"Prior to the AFC Championship Game, no one from the Ravens talked to the Colts about deflated footballs," the team's statement reads. "We knew nothing of deflated footballs. John Harbaugh has been consistent in his answers to reporters about this since he was first asked on NBC-TV at the Super Bowl."
Stephen Holder of the Indianapolis Star noted the debate reignited after documents surrounding the appeal of Tom Brady's four-game suspension were released Tuesday. One email from Colts equipment...

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