To say New Englanders are happy that a judge overturned Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension would be a major understatement.
One Dunkin’ Donuts store in Maine is so overjoyed that it has offered U.S. District Judge Richard Berman, who overturned the suspension, free coffee for life.
Berman ruled Thursday that Brady did not receive due process, and slammed National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell for meting out “his own brand of industrial justice” in the case, in which Brady was accused of being party to deflating footballs to give the Patriots an edge in the 2015 Super Bowl.
A store sign making the offer made the rounds on social media, and the response was mixed. New England Patriots fans obviously loved it, but others were not so happy.
Perceived support for “cheating” could spell trouble for the popular company if Americans show disapproval with their wallets.
A New England Dunkin Donuts wants to reward a judge for overturning Tom Brady’s suspension – http://t.co/jPXkKC0Wix pic.twitter.com/zEsnFMJ7ik
— First We Feast (@firstwefeast) September 3, 2015
#DunkinDonuts is happy about Tom Brady #DeflateGate pic.twitter.com/yVWjGeYDlY
— Anna Kagarakis (@AnnaKagarakis) September 3, 2015
This “sign” of gratitude is getting a lot of attention after Judge Berman’s decision to #FreeTomBrady #dunkindonuts pic.twitter.com/Fk6ydMAkF8
— Jennifer Long (@JenniferWGME) September 3, 2015
@YESNetwork @DunkinDonuts A payoff. I knew it.
— Maria (@sittinonmyhands) September 3, 2015
Where do I purchase my Judge Berman mask to claim my free coffees @DunkinDonuts? pic.twitter.com/3zRlQwWCLM
— Chelsea Gates (@CGates120Sports) September 3, 2015
See he was bribed @sinow @dunkindonuts
— Paul (@SwampyMarshes) September 3, 2015
@SInow @ProFootballTalk @DunkinDonuts “Justice runs on Dunkin” #FreeBrady
— Jack Putnam (@Real_JackPutnam) September 3, 2015
@SInow @ProFootballTalk @DunkinDonuts I hope you put rat poison in it
— CutDay 74-53 9/05 4p (@NYGTweets) September 3, 2015
@SInow @WillieGeist @DunkinDonuts Now the Patriots have paid off a federal judge.
— Charlie (@JDGAF66) September 3, 2015
That’s called BRIBERY or rewarding a FED JUDGE with a service or product for a FAVORABLE RULING! Even after fact! #p2 @SInow @DunkinDonuts
— High Plains Drifter (@WYVeteran) September 3, 2015
@SInow @ProFootballTalk @DunkinDonuts dunkin donuts so u support cheating and anyone who supports it wow. Will never go to dunkin donuts
— Julie Hess (@Sebringlxi5Hess) September 3, 2015
@SInow @DunkinDonuts So in addition to cheating, the @Patriots bribe judges? Is there no low they won’t sink too? #justiceforballs
— J.C. (@rock_climber02) September 3, 2015
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