Mighty and bustling, the social media storm engulfed the New England Patriots within just a few hours.
No great intelligence or expertise is needed to deeply feel that the New England Patriots have indeed gotten themselves into a terrible situation this time.
However, traffic is just traffic, insufficient to cause real harm. Ultimately, it depends on the League's actions—
The last time during "Deflategate," the League made a fool of itself, the vague and non-painful investigative report was like a slap on its own face.
So, what about this time?
In the game of interests and power struggles, can the League truly stand firm?
Then, Goodell made his appearance.
Monday morning, exactly at nine o'clock, eleven hours before the start of the night game, the NFL held an official press conference, where Goodell announced the League's decision.
