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The 243 page Wells report issued May 6 said Brady "was at least generally UGG Boots On Sale 70% Off aware" of plans to prepare balls below the NFL mandated minimum of 12.5 pounds per square inch. Wells defended that in a conference call a few days later.

But in a 16 page report this month, the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, said, "The Wells report conclusions are likely incorrect."

Goodell will reach his own conclusions.

"If you're not from the area, the Patriots are an amazingly easy team to hate," said Adam Brasel, an associate professor of marketing at Boston College. "The actual severity of the punishment is not going to change people's perceptions. They've already made up their minds."

The hyper competitive Brady could challenge Goodell's ruling in court.

"If there was UGG Classic Short 5825 On Sale some clear exculpatory evidence, Brady's reputation gets even more enhanced," said Ganis, who grew up a Jets fan and is based in Chicago. "He will have taken these terrible accusations and didn't do what most people do, which is find the easiest, most convenient way out with the least amount of disruption to their lives."

That may not sway critics who feel Brady, MVP in three Super Bowls and two regular seasons, and the Patriots can't be so successful without cheating.

Did he ask team employees to deflate footballs in other games or know they did that?

"As a human, you care about what people think. I think also as a public figure you learn not everyone is going to like you," Brady said at Salem State University the day after the Wells report was issued. "There are a lot of people who don't like Tom Brady, and I am OK with that."

The constant media/social media drumbeat keeps the debate about Brady's culpability alive.

"It's really easy to try to be infuriated about everything," Brasel said, "but people forgive a lot over time."

Whatever Goodell decides, many players feel Brady's positive legacy is assured:

"The guy's a winner," said Baltimore lineback