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It’s not over for Tom Brady yet, but it’s close
- Updated: April 25, 2016
2:50 PM ET
Deflategate is not over. Its likeliest conclusion is more obvious now, but no one can say for certain that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will miss the first four games of this season.
That’s among the most important takeaways from a federal appeals court’s decision Monday to reinstate Brady’s four-game suspension. Yes, discipline for a misdeed the NFL says took place in January 2015 remains in dispute here in the spring of 2016. Brady’s legal options are diminishing, making him more likely than ever to miss the first four games of this season, but this case hardly has followed a …
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