Quote:The initial court hearing will be regarding the process of the suspension, not the facts of the case, per se. If a federal judge orders Goodell to modify the suspension, etc., he has no option other than comply - or be in contempt of court. (such as the Adrian Peterson case.)


The real question is can Brady get an injunction which would put the penalties on hold until the case can be heard - and how quickly can he get it put into effect.

That's the question. Is it even feasible to get anything done to allow him to play In less than 2 months? At that point his suspension is over and the case is pointless.


Not to mention that a lot of people still think he was suspended be of the balls and fail to realize the suspension is for failure to cooperate, NFLPA violation, and well within the reasonable suspension for such offense. A real court will uphold that as well

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