requires finding strong probability of wrongdoing, but the league did not find deliberate intent in this case. so, are you surprised in this? >> well, somewhat. but the -- what the court did was highlight the deficiencies of the procedure. for example, brady was not allowed to question his accuser, the general counsel in this case who edited the wells report, nor was he allowed access to the investigative notes and the punishment wasn't set in advance nor was the penalty known. so the penalty which was meted out was similar to a player might receive for steroid use. so, all of these things combined made the judge vacate the arbitrator's decision. and now this could be appealed many times over. >> right. >> for example, the nfl has already launched the appeal, but that -- the next decision could be appealed and it could go all the way to the supreme court theoretically. >> i want to get your reactions tom brady put a message up on
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