Downeast Cider Blocks Roger Goodell From Its Website Out Of Deflategate Solidarity
Downeast Cider House isn’t interested in Roger Goodell’s business. More important to the craft cider company is that the NFL commissioner educate himself on the laws of physics.
Downeast Cider has attempted to block Goodell from entering its website, Only In Boston pointed out Wednesday on Twitter. Should Goodell attempt to visit DownEastCider.com and answer questions honestly, the website redirects him to the Wikipedia page for Ideal Gas Law — the scientific formula many believe exonerates New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in the Deflategate case.
When you go on @DowneastCider, you need to confirm if you're R. Goodell. If so, it'll take you to the IG Law's wiki. pic.twitter.com/LhDcdbqdCb
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) May 25, 2016
Brady on Monday appealed the four-game suspension the NFL levied against him, a ban initially upheld by Goodell.
Goodell said Tuesday at the NFL Spring Meeting he’s not focused on his legal battle with Brady.
If Goodell only wants to have a few hard ciders in his downtime, he might want to pick another brand.
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