MIT Professor Debunks Deflategate

[@OtoyaYamaguchi777]

This humble Eagles fan put forth so much positive Karma in the world by defending the Patriots with truth, that the universe rewarded him with an Eagles Super Bowl win OVER THE PATS!

[@RinkoDinko]

That's crazy enough it might be true

[@nicholasglover5707]

😂😂😂😂

[@blahblah8037]

I love this comment

[@blove142]

so the whole deflate gate controversy started with a ball that was INTERCEPTED, how ironic. Not a td reception, but an interception. The patriots would win with a nerf ball, so keep whining.

[@last7509]

Glad he got his wish

[@JustinGillenMusic]

A lie gets half way around the world before the truth gets it's boots on.

[@carryutru2454]

+Justin Gillen In this case your MIT professor THEORY doesn't apply because this was about one: if they cheated.Which the Wells report proved they did and two if Brady was aware of it and WE ALL KNOW HE WAS. Hence why Goodell took action and those two equipment managers are gone and he's still after Brady. Yea, if it was as simple as science to answer then Goodell would have not needed a investigation especially when it's involving a team who is NOTORIOUS with cheating and then the investigation actually shows proof they were guilty of what was being reported. Only question science can't answer is was Brady involved? But you don't need science to answer that when you think logically about it and ask what other reason would two adults who make far less than Brady and whom can be easily replaced would risk their family livelihoods to give a multi-millionaire and billionaire an advantage in a game of the magnitude of the AFC championship, unless they had been under duress or incentive promised.

[@JustinGillenMusic]

+Carryu Tru Wells report did not PROVE they did anything. That is why when it went to court, everything fell through for the NFL and their "investigation". And if they did not do anything, then there is nothing for Brady to be involved in. What proof showed they were guilty? Speculation on cheating? Have you read the court transcripts. I am actually interested in your response. Because fans of other teams are NOTORIOUS for crying wolf every time this team does anything. Then if they lose, its because they aren't cheating anymore. My statement is meant to express how quickly people jump to conclusion because they want it to be true. They want it to be true, because it brings a success powerhouse of a team and a quarterback down to their level.

[@jaredtaylor7700]

+Carryu Tru The ignorance runs deep in you my friend. Your hatred for the Pats clearly makes you incapable of reasonable thought. You say the Wells report proves that they did it. Then why did all the experts say on national television that if you support the Pats, you can find information in the Wells report that exonerates them, and if you don't you can find information that supports your theory too? A report that "proves" guilt should not be able to support both sides of the argument. It should be clear and concise and should not be able to have holes shot in it like have been done.

[@christopherobrien2675]

+Carryu Tru read the Judges decision overturning the suspension of Brady. Your reasoning is so bizarre - if the balls naturally deflated due to the conditions, then "was Brady involved?" is not a question. That's like saying a man dies of natural causes, but was the wife involved with killing him?

[@jaribe101]

+Carryu Tru please give me facts that support your "notorious for cheating" allegations other than spygate which im sure you have no idea what is was about but you blind hate wont let you educate yourself. Everyone says they cheat but can never give the actual proof of cheating. tell your team's owerners to make better decisions to stay consistent and move on. One BB and Brady will be out and you can take over then.

[@Tkieron]

0:15 "I just want one Super Bowl victory by the Eagles before I die." Consider it granted. (and I'm a Patriots fan.)

[@Pete-it5ms]

Wish granted!

[@R3Vieè-WcXd_798]

Well. Its nice to gift a team like the Eagles. Btw is a way better than keep a team long time waiting for that.

[@sheevedaily1060]

Are you still a Patriots fan?

[@R3Vieè-WcXd_798]

@@sheevedaily1060 Yeah I am. Same the team very much modified and the qb dilemma. Only with the patience it will be rise the franchise again.

[@eodico]

Bout to give this guy an A+ in ratemyproffesor. Love this guy

[@theoriginnone2753]

Did you validate his assumptions?

[@marcusjfowler]

You certainly did not invalidate them with your gibberish.

[@originnone]

I'll take that as a no.

[@yorth8154]

@@theoriginnone2753 I dont think he made many assumptions. This is basic physics that is thaught in the first year of highschool.

[@AppleOfThineEye]

@@yorth8154 "first year of highschool" No. The professor is right. But no. Not the first year of high school.

[@2013Arcturus]

This man earned his Eagles win!

[@nvKGvn]

Nicolas P. Cage and the pats one the Super Bowl again!!! Patsnation

[@highfive2935]

Kyle Garnett Nobody asked

[@coles701]

@@nvKGvn won* dipshit

[@ltzp2]

@@nvKGvn It stops mattering and its usefulness to the NFL is that it gives people a team to hate. You aren't accomplishing anything by telling yourself and others that you're part of an organization that will do whatever it can to get your money. If the patriots are a nation (or new england), then its a dictatorship with you at the bottom. And you're the opposite of special for liking the team with the best possible chance at winning, in fact you're missing out on the experience of being a fan of a team that isn't guaranteed the win, or is even the underdog. Last years superbowl was the most remarkable in a long time. The game was intense and close, and the underdogs won it while the pats fans were like "I forget why I'm a fan of this team" because their shoe-in lost. This years was vs a team that shouldnt have made it to the superbowl where neither team played well and in the end when everyone woke up and saw that the Pats won after falling asleep during that boring ass game they were just as disappointed as the Pats fans were happy: not very.

[@nvKGvn]

ltzp2 this years Super Bowl was a defensive game, want boring to me

[@athanasiuscontramundum4127]

I like how he disproved deflategate using comic sans.

[@bigfan1041]

Ben ethnostate for me but not for thee Shapiro

[@blackmamba5133]

Trust me, I'm not a fed! I'm promise! He’s one of the few intelligent people out there that had the balls to speak common sense

[@AncientViolin]

Take my thumbs up. Just take it!

[@KA-vs7nl]

JxJxJxJx citation needed

[@MacGovernor]

Hey Ben, I have a pro tip for you to stop sounding like a little bitch. Start drinking bourbon, smoke a pack of cigarettes every day and scream into a pillow for at least half an hour, daily.

[@joshbannister3165]

I feel like tom Brady could honestly use this in court LOL

[@theoriginnone2753]

Then he would definitely lose.

[@phoen1xashes708]

Does not matter now, he won in the end.

[@sasquatchjim3198]

He did actually call a number of scientist's to defend his case, but the NFL was way too ignorant and apparently didn't understand the basic physics behind it

[@star08094]

Ikr, it doesn;t take a genius to figure out that balls deflate when they are in the cold, and inflate in heat. I literally found this out myself with balls in my backyard inflating by themselves on hot days.

[@wojecire]

The sad thing is, he won in court, but NFL dictator Roger Goodell enforced a punishment anyway

[@renegade1234576]

He went from a Professor lecturing students to a lawyer proving innocence to a jury 😂

[@UndertakerU2ber]

The thing is, the two consultants hired in the investigation both independently concluded that the Ideal Gas Law and similar theories can’t fully explain the deflation of the Pats’ balls. The two were an engineering and scientific consultation firm, and the other was a Princeton physics professor that formerly served as the chairman of the physics department. My guess is that those two parties had access to additional data provided by the NFL that wasn’t available to the professor in this video. I doubt the two entities in the investigation would deliberately tarnish their reputations over petty football rivalries, so I’m more inclined to take the conclusions of the consultants at face value than what this professor concluded.

[@joemagarac405]

@@UndertakerU2ber Jeff Benedict in The Dynasty gives a really good round up of this non-scandal. It was bullshit from the beginning cooked up by a salty Ravens coach. The NFL realized its mistake about midway through but doubled down because that’s what they do in a scandal. Brady wouldn’t let them have his phone because he already seen how peoples texts were leaked because the NFL couldn’t keep anything a secret. I’ll take an MIT professor over any hired gun consultant any day. This guy is doing this just as an exercise for his students and is impartial; any engineering firm hired by a third-party is going to try to cook its answers to suit the agenda of the people paying them.

[@700Ezalb]

@@UndertakerU2ber Those consultants are right, the IGL doesn't fully explain the Patriots' PSI drop -- that's why you also have to consider the weather and factor in the leather of the balls expanding due to them becoming wet. The volume of the football increases when they get wet, leading to additional PSI drop. As John Leonard explains in the video, it's the Colts' footballs that didn't match what the IGL predicts, and that's because they were measured at the end of halftime -- they were allowed to warm up, and they were also kept drier than the Patriots' footballs were, so less expansion of the footballs due to being drier.

[@jeffyracks1463]

He debunks deflategate and then New England gifts him a Superbowl

[@Rowgue51]

One thing he forgot to mention is that the miniscule difference in pressure they're alleging is completely explained by the mere act of measuring the pressure. Every time you stick that needle in the ball you're losing as much pressure as they're saying they were deflated by.

[@Rowgue51]

@hue bolser Air has to go out of the ball and into the pressure gauge in order to measure it. There is also air the escapes from the process of inserting the needle. And with something as small as a football there is very little volume of air your dealing with. The smallest amount of air being released from the ball will make a vastly more significant difference in pressure than something with as much air volume as a car tire. But this is something easily observed even on a car tire. Take a pressure gauge and measure it. You measure it one or two more times and I guarantee you will be reading at least 1 psi less than your first reading

[@Rowgue51]

@hue bolser tested. You're wrong

[@ppumpkin3282]

the operative word is "miniscule" - no one suggested a one pound change everytime you measure, by the way, the Colts team measured the ball that was intercepted - which is illegal under NFL procedures - who knows how much air they took out when they tried to rile up the league.

[@CallMeCDubbs]

Stop the cap Patriots 11.5 Patriots 10.85 Patriots 11.15 Patriots 10.7 Patriots 11.1 Patriots 11.6 Patriots 11.85 Patriots 11.1 Patriots 10.95 Patriots 10.5 Patriots 10.9 Colts 12.35 Colts 12.3 Colts 12.5 Colts 12.15

[@Free_Range_Hippo]

As a Patriots fan whose heart was broken by the Eagles in 2018, I can’t help but be happy that this professor finally got his Eagles wins.

[@Herv3]

This is one Eagles fan that absolutely deserved to see an Eagles Superbowl. He is my silver lining in the Patriots losing that Superbowl.

[@bryantharris5914]

That professah is wicked smaaght

[@BeauBrakman]

@@jordanwartell-composer Nah, it's literally everyone in Boston

[@RTYB]

This is basic physics.

[@kevinsanderson4112]

RTYB clerarly to complex for the NFL lmao.

[@marioavila4997]

Laughed way harder than I should have 🤣

[@thevietnamdon8440]

Lol

[@tchevrier]

the question isn't did the patriots deflate the balls, the question is "why is the league allowing each team to supply their game balls.?"

[@maxoldendorff3264]

because the league supplying balls would be centralized and too analogous to government control. THIS IS AMERICA

[@DarkKnightOmega]

Like they do in every other American sport.

[@undead2146]

Max Oldendorff they're just balls nigga, everyone freaking out cuz of balls fr tho

[@DarkKnightOmega]

mustafa2146 lol well said. I think the patriots won that game by like 40 points.

[@hhcdfhngdzjjbf579]

@@DarkKnightOmega AND legarrette blount ran ALL over them. Dude could've been carrying a beach ball and its wouodnt have made a difference

[@Dasani187]

Why hasn’t this been made more public? This needs to go viral!

[@brooksbrooks6805]

Oh yes, and innocent people destroy their cell phones when investigated..... right.

[@Flowerz__]

It’s going viral rn lol

[@SKarass]

nartrokobs 2 🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂

[@rjmahoney7225]

nartrokobs 2 when he was proven innocent in a court of law but the only reason he was actually suspended was because of a rule that basically says Roger Goodell can do whatever tf he wants

[@jamesduarte2777]

@@brooksbrooks6805 he does that anyway, investigation or none. Brady has always done that. Way to take things out of context though.

[@bigmillionare]

It was the Colts' fucking GM who was the whistleblower at halftime in the AFC Championship game. Patriots were winning 17-7 at halftime in that game. Then the refs forced New England to use different footballs and they outscored the Colts 28-0 in the second half. The Deflated footballs were irrelevant to the result of the game. Why the fuck was this even a story?

[@reinhart114]

cause it was New England :/ ...

[@0westdude]

Noor Faruqi I think the replacement balls helped the pats win

[@RonnieD1970]

@@0westdude oh gawd.

[@sashrill]

i sure wish all of the rest of the country could see this.

[@suzyqueue1581]

+Adam Miller It's on KZbin... they can.

[@danwhittenburg3522]

+Suzy Queue doesn't mean they will..

[@ThommyKane]

+Adam Miller People choose to believe what they want to believe. Doesn't matter if it's true.

[@gnraxlrosette]

+Thommy Kane hit the nail on the head. The majority of fans are fans of OTHER teams so they don't want to see anything that proves the NFL was full of it. NFL never even showed that balls were deflated at all.

[@richardgrace5043]

+Ember Impressions of course they didnt...only that by half time none of new England's balls were being used at all and they had done the exact same thing the week before and earlier in the season which is why the team they were playing at that time were on the lookout for it and started getting the refs attention on the ball because they had been warned beforehand by the other two teams about the patriots deflating the balls

[@elainevillaver5938]

5:54 "Patriots balls match the Ideal Gas Law Prediction" 6:15 "Instead of asking why were the Patriots' ball too low, why were the Colts balls too high?"

[@jaredtaylor7700]

+Elaine Villaver It's simple. Assuming QB's like certain pressures in their footballs, like one liking the league minimum and one liking .5 or so more than the league minimum, there is your answer for why one teams was below the league minimum while the others lost pressure but was still in the regulation pressures.

[@jcdeb4131]

+Jared Taylor also if colts balls were tested at the beginning of half time they would have been below 12.5 psi as well

[@xYondaimexJD]

+Michael Scarn that's the thing....even being measured last....colts balls were still below 12.5....at least 3 out of 4 of them

[@richardgrace5043]

there is no rule about having too much air in the ball...only rule about having less then the allowed amount because having too much are can actually be a disadvantage in ways while not having enough can be an advantage in the pass and most definitely in the running game

[@jcdeb4131]

+richard grace whether or not this is a disadvantage the rule states it has to be between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds

[@thecaynuck4694]

As a Patriots fan, I am happy for this MIT professor and am glad he saw his Eagles win a SB against us, that was for him using logic and facts.

[@SlimThrull]

Having been on the fence about this whole thing, I find this evidence very compelling. Unless you're willing to say physics is wrong, there was no cheating.

[@CallMeCDubbs]

Physics are not wrong as long as you are using the actually reading recorded. Half of the Patriot balls would start off below this chart Patriots 11.5 Patriots 10.85 Patriots 11.15 Patriots 10.7 Patriots 11.1 Patriots 11.6 Patriots 11.85 Patriots 11.1 Patriots 10.95 Patriots 10.5 Patriots 10.9 Colts 12.35 Colts 12.3 Colts 12.5 Colts 12.15

[@Ham549]

Bill Nye should apologise.

[@BullsBackFat]

Ham549 fuck bill nye

[@TedlinksChannel]

Bill Nye is a fraud mechanical engineer.

[@marisamacdonald4152]

@@BullsBackFat no matter how wrong h is, never disrespect bill nye the science guy (bill bill bill bill bill bill bill bill bill)

[@sailadun6603]

I SEEE a what you did therereeeeeeeee

[@QkFrosty]

He's an actor

[@jameskiessling5025]

lets be honest if this was the jaguars no one would giva a shit

[@marcusjfowler]

Who are the Jaguars?

[@jameskiessling5025]

+marcusjfowler do u not know who the jacksonville jaguars are?

[@marcusjfowler]

James Kiessling Hey look, there goes the joke, right over your head.

[@jameskiessling5025]

+marcusjfowler i dont get it but ik ur a jags fan

[@jameskiessling5025]

+marcusjfowler OMG I GET IT😂😂😂😂

[@loganjames7736]

Why am I only discovering this god of a man 3 years after this video was posted.

[@treetrain]

I just saw it and said the same thing!!

[@thomasdrewing67]

Cause he never contested the central argument, the standard deviation. The Patriots balls had a staggeringly higher standard deviation, 266% higher. Which signified that the Patriots balls were not consistently inflated at all. Making it almost certain that someone tampered with them. Anyways, Brady wasn't even suspended for deflating the balls, he was suspended for failing to cooperate with the NFL's investigation and destroying his cell phone that was material evidence.

[@unknown_individual7050]

@@thomasdrewing67 have you ever stuck a pump or psi meter in a football?

[@thomascarter8833]

5 years for me

[@fbpo1699]

@@thomasdrewing67 that's easily explainable though. If you look at the graph the PSI does not increase linearly when warming up, hence balls that are tested earlier will see a larger difference in PSI, then balls that are tested later. the standard dev. would only be a valid argument if all pats balls were tested at precisely the same time/temp and the colts' were as well. edit: typo

[@MrLucidImages]

18 dislikes from Colts defense and coaches.

[@v1ct0rh4n7]

and now you have 18 likes!

[@royalty9210]

Sean Lee was to blame

[@nicholaswhite66]

Royalty 92 why he’s in dallas

[@garysimons1608]

Lucid Images Colts would have lost if they'd played with frisbees!

[@last7509]

Colts got murked. End of discussion.

[@Furcatt]

I used to think Brady was 100% guilty just because of that press conference. Then I saw this, and I remembered how clutch brady is. If Brady truly cheated, he would pull off some award worthy acting job because he's just that clutch in critical moments (i.e. football, and his smoking hot wife). I think that press conference, we all saw a candid Brady, which we're not used to seeing.

[@dustenrobtoy5780]

Will K he was just trying to laugh it off because he knew it was bullshit the thing is anyone who has ever taken the time to watch him play they would realize how special of a player he really is the guy can read a defense and call audibles at line better than anyone and like you said in the big moments he makes it happen he is like having a coach on the field yes Bill is a great coach but he doesn't get this far without Tom they both make each other better

[@law35penn]

Will K ppl don't want to hear the truth about a guy who is truly great at his craft becuz of hatred or jealousy

[@clax5612]

I Don't Skate Sure. Lets see your imaginary wife.

[@Folsomdsf2]

he was laughing it off because.. he doesn't do anything with the balls. He's provided balls by the equipment staff. He thought this shit was fucking stupid.

[@richardmorris7063]

I'm a die hard Pat's fan,but why did he destroy his cell phone.i mean i dispose Hillary Clinton,it sure makes her look guilty smashing evidence,maybe he had some pictures of wifey on there.

[@vicarious1717]

So the Colts ran to the sideline and tested the pressure in the ball. This also lowered the PSI. You can hear air escape every time you put a pressure gauge in the ball. I mean if we're measuring to the hundreth of a PSI then you must consider that. The sideline ball was tested multiple times after that as well.

[@Sailor376also]

My calculations came to exactly the same results. Your logic and methodology I think are correct. One item that you did not touch upon or only briefly. Locker rooms are a notoriously humid environment. The balls were certainly,, not maybe, filled with some level of water vapour. So exactly where you filled the balls, prevailing temps AND humidities interior to the ball, can make a massive difference. Not a small difference,, I have dealt with aircraft takeoff calculations, hot and humid air is crash and burn air. The weight limits, rotation speed,, and especially the length of the runway all come into play. A cold dry day ,, you can load the begeebers out of the aircraft,, a hot humid day, you do not put an extra liter of fuel 1kg, into your tanks for fear of being too heavy. Footballs exterior and interior are subject to the same physics.

[@TheAngelOfDeath01]

We have this problem all the time in Europe regarding soccer/footballs, especially in COLD weather, where you fill the balls indoors in nice ordinary room temps. And the moment you bring the balls outside and start to kick them around, they deflate rather quickly - they become "heavier" to kick around on the field. Many people erroneously believe it's because the leather get's wet, but that actually isn't the case.

[@russelljdj]

Kraft should Sue Goodell and the NFL to get the draft picks back and show how Goodell is incompetent!

[@wokeadams7948]

+Johnathan Vic Salty much?

[@wokeadams7948]

not really, saltine

[@russelljdj]

Wipe the tears Vic. Don't hate greatness. Facts don't lie. Suck it Pork Pie! Brady Rules! Oh how you wish he played for your loser franchise!

[@yourmomsspermdoner]

Max Power why should he be punished for the PATS cheating?

[@NoMoreBadDays_]

yourmomsspermdonor did you not watch the video

[@brendanmccallion2350]

"I don't wanna hear about your science!" - Mike Francesca

[@emac7050]

I nevuh said that

[@kirby8247]

This just made me laughh out loud

[@drkInxgud]

those million dollars should have been given to professors in MIT or Caltech ....

[@davidwheeler2930]

*the 166 dislikers* “Yeah, but they cheated”

[@erex9875]

David Wheeler Lol haha

[@marcmele6416]

"Not only did they cheat the rules of football they cheated the laws or physics!"

[@napsterjulian]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thecaynuck4694]

Ikr, those idiots can't accept the fact the Pats did not cheat. Their train of thought is "but they cheated cause Daddy Goodell said so"

[@AgentJRock805]

Use physics to explain the texts and phone being destroyed. I'll wait!

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

thank you professor for clearly things up for idiots around the world.

[@thememecrusadingdolphin2729]

+NEMO DAT No

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

***** what matter is that temperture effected the footballs, and thats all it counts.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

***** yea that the ideal gas law effected the footballs.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

***** whats your point? whats your main point? the real question here is, did brady cheated? and i say from a un-bias point of view based on science and the way how the nfl sounds when they wont provide any proof and they also rejected real science.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

***** the wells report has been expose to a bunch of holes and unexplained blame, if you want to know the better truth, go read the wells report in context. where they cover the holes and unexplained points in the wells report.

[@internetpolice1166]

The scientific method they failed to take into account is the 'Tom Brady+Any Football PSI= Superbowl Ring' method.

[@20KAYSUBS]

And that method almost never fails

[@JohnDoe_51151]

@@20KAYSUBS Sometimes it does but most of the time it never fails

[@Wolfgang7990]

There's no point explaining logic to the stupid majority of NFL fans. I say this as a Saints fan.

[@nokomisnorth8409]

Michael Thomas Im sorry for your loss sir.

[@erex9875]

Lol your soo right I’m a pats fan and everyone calls me a bandwagoner even though I’ve been a fan since I was 6 but everyone jumps on the hate patriots bandwagon like wtf everyone in the NFL is stupid af

[@JM-fo1te]

It's a cult

[@sock8278]

@@nokomisnorth8409 I know what you mean, I have always loved the pats and anytime I tell anyone I like them they call me a band wagon. it's so annoying

[@blackmamba5133]

EREX98 I hate the patriots but I respect you being loyal and not a bandwagon👊

[@sahilpandita2964]

Wanted one superbowl win from eagles before he died...guess what he got it Eagles defeated the Pats in the superbowl.

[@rob59]

Sahil Pandita I’m a pats fan but i love nick foles and how he plays I have nothing but respect for him

[@nokomisnorth8409]

Rob Sauer I got respect for Foles but when their fans literally eat shit in the street and tear down storefronts I can’t respect that city

[@rob59]

@@nokomisnorth8409 fr lmao but I hope he goes to a good team and continues his success

[@MrGuiltykakashi]

Don't forget the fact that the NFL lambasted Tom Brady and the Pats for this but the very next year in a Steelers game during pre game the NFL made made it a point of keeping the balls in a heated room so the temperature of the field didn't effect the balls.

[@rob59]

MrGuiltykakashi ik it’s so funny whenever we win the super bowl when Rodger goodell the commissioner hold the trophy before giving it everyone boos at him lol

[@Montanafreedom]

I never thought there was anything wrong with the footballs in the first place and now I am glad that I have scientific proof.

[@johnmoore1495]

I wish every college professor taught with this level of passion for their subject. So sick of instructors reading crap from the book/pre-made slides at my community college.

[@albieoval1657]

You still need to understand the ideal gas law before you work out a problem like this.

[@Zack_410]

Well it's community college. This is MIT. That's why it's like that.

[@Campredeye]

Science, bitch.

[@ChaoticSilence]

+jotchina More specifically: Physics over time, bitch!

[@theoriginnone2753]

+Occam65 ...fuzzy math, bitch.

[@091MW2]

just.... bitch!

[@Daniamal1973]

Bill Nye the Science guy also called bullshit on this as well & he is a real Science guy.

[@091MW2]

Daniamal1973 dude bill nye was wrong

[@stoutdog56]

Great lecture and it confirms that if you are going to use science for a hypothesis, scientific methods and documentation needs to be observed. Very interesting and informative!

[@whyhasgooglemessedwithmych1423]

Excellent analysis prof... Now we need you to get back to providing the calculations for 'Diverting the meteorite from hitting the earth and wiping out all mankind project"

[@TheRealStevieB]

This Professor is great :)

[@rajlele5678]

+Stevie B I'm taking Chemistry right now, and I want him to teach gas laws using deflategate as the example

[@rajlele5678]

You probably should convert to Kelvin

[@reubenfernandez1]

"I just want one eagles Superbowl victory" Nick Foles: Wish granted!

[@dash4800]

Obviously the science has been proven. But the thing that amuses me the most is the logic behind how they would have used balls, deflated at different increments, cheat. First off, they would have to know which ball was which, which means they would have to be marked somehow, which the refs would notice. Then they would have to have a foolproof system implemented, in which when they ran into a specific scenario, they could bring in the super low pressure ball to give them an advantage on this unstoppable play. It's completely ridiculous. The only other way you can say they actually cheated is to say that Brady simply wants his ball flatter for grip or something, but then having 12 balls with a 2 PSI difference randomly between them would completely defeat the purpose of that. You can logically debunk all of this before you ever even get to the science.

[@theoriginnone2753]

+dash4800 This guy lost all credibility in trying to apply the ideal gas law to an expanding and contracting system.

[@xYondaimexJD]

+the originnone you lost all credibility when you don't understand the limits of expanding and contracting systems and how negligible it is within the context of the system being studied....

[@theoriginnone2753]

It' slightly more significant than the negligible difference due to the wetness on the balls prior to bringing them inside. Do the math. It's pretty simple.

[@jimmylozano4261]

the originnone your doing your math wrong

[@originnone]

@@jimmylozano4261 Is it hard to say that without seeing it, or are you clairvoyant? I won't provide the third option. Maybe you'll think of it.

[@aviatr9542]

The reality is that if someone as laser-focused and dedicated as Brady ever distracted himself with trying to find ways to "cheat" his way through football games... he would not be winning football games. Hard work/preparation/execution is the recipe.

[@VonAllenSports]

The link for the full lecture doesn't work. Do you happen to have a copy of this? I need it for a documentary I'm working on. Thanks Nick in advance! Great work.

[@ZXE102R]

'I just want one super victory for the eagles before I die" He's a happy man now

[@jefflombardi7763]

3 trophies since deflate gate. I think Brady did the talking with his wins.

[@HeWhoHath]

Jeff Lombardi and his balls

[@rohinkartik-narayan7535]

Make it 4

[@gregs3173]

This is the best math video Ive ever seen. :)

[@alexk1682]

Greg S yea math video

[@yaterspoon57]

Congrats to you Prof. Leonard!

[@jonathancubillo7383]

The point wasn’t about Brady. It was about the fumbles. Their fumbles were significantly lower in the said time frame of deflate gate.

[@evanm8]

what time frame would that be? 2011- 13 fumbles 2012- 14 fumbles 2013- 24 fumbles 2014- 13 fumbles (avg. 16 fumbles/season from 2011-2014) *deflate gate occurs Jan. 2015* 2015- 14 fumbles 2016- 27 fumbles 2017- 13 fumbles 2018- 11 fumbles (avg. 16.25 fumbles/season from 2015-2018)

[@blkMafiaMan]

Deflategate and Donald Trump. These two alone have convinced me that a good portion of the American population embrace being willfully ignorant.

[@felixlara8100]

General Phil the funny thing is Brady is friends with Trump

[@blkMafiaMan]

felix lara Doesn't change my opinion about them one bit.

[@Winning781]

General Phil when your left standing with Hillary or Trump. It makes perfect sense that Trump is president.

[@backwoodsaustin5140]

General Phil love trump and love Brady, two very good men

[@georgebaggy]

"When Mexico is sending their people, they're not sending their best..." TRUMP SUPPORTERS ARE SO IGNORANT AND STOOOOPID!!!! *not even a week later, some illegal piece of shit who's been deported 5 times shoots a girl dead in broad daylight on fisherman's wharf*

[@091MW2]

If Tom Brady loves the footballs at 12.5 psi, and if it was as cold as it was during that game, OF COURSE THE BALLS WOULD DECREASE IN PRESSURE AND BE UNDER THE REGULATED PRESSURE

[@MegaDjernesto]

091MW2 if it was a bit colder so would the colts balls💁

[@mitchcomedy2112]

ernesto neri if u would have listen to the video the Colts footballs PSI also went down the only difference is that the Colts football was at 13.5 at the start

[@nokomisnorth8409]

WeeBeeTalkin TV well and the colts balls didn’t experience the long drive in the rain at the end of the game, instead they were in a bag on the sidelines to stay dry. If the colts were exposed to the same elements on the final drive they would’ve gone down to reach the gas law and also if they were measured at the same time as the patriots balls during halftime as compared to patriots at the beginning and colts at the end, they would’ve both been under 12.5

[@v1ct0rh4n7]

Okay an eagles fan defending the patriots? Ultimate reason that both Tom Brady and Robert Kraft should've appealed further than they did

[@grogery1570]

It was all political. Goodall likes his job, to keep it he needs to keep 3 or 4 owners onside, the ones that actively participate in running the league. Ironically that includes Kraft. If you ever wonder why so many decisions go Brady's way it is the relationship between Goodall and Kraft. On this occasion everyone saw a chance to break the Patriots dominance so Goodall went after Brady. The end result, Goodall keeps his job, Kraft and Brady keep wining super bowls

[@Datboy1991]

Brady pushed it as far as he possibly could. Language of the cba just makes it impossible to challenge Goodell.

[@OneNateS]

This really should be the most watched video on KZbin

[@Smullet90]

I work in gas measurement and this was the FIRST thing that came up in our conversation. It was so obvious, heck, any kid on the playground in a northern climate knows that balls lose pressure in the cold. Simple solution would be to air up the balls under ambient conditions.

[@paulmorales1607]

6:16 i honestly let out a "WOAH" as soon as he finished that question

[@HeWhoHath]

Paul Morales The answer is, the colts balls had not dropped yet- as evidenced by the outcome of the game.

[@GamerBro64]

“I just want one superbowl victory by the eagles before I die”, well you got it man

[@mr.president2607]

Someone give this man a medal

[@DeadCrush360]

wow this video needs to blow up more, people just want to find a way to hate on greatness

[@aydencalvert2687]

I'm a Pat's fan and nobody would realize what really happened, you have my respect

[@hummdog1212]

Bottom line teams should not be supplying their own balls for games.

[@nickcramer1177]

I was really mad that the pats lost Superbowl LII until i heard him say he just wanted one.

[@yamatowolfgang7960]

How people at MIT talk about everyday people: "if you are in NFL and you don't know physics..."

[@joeyreuteman3958]

Absolutely love this video. However, am I the only one who noticed on his presentation it was stated that the San Francisco 49ers played in the Ice Bowl when it was in fact the Dallas Cowboys? Also, the date was Dec. 31, 1967.

[@nolanlight5386]

They did take the numbers in the locker room and on the field. It was 68 in the locker room and 51 on the field. Thus the delta was only 17 degrees not 23. It might not seem like a lot but it seems like his numbers were changed to make the calculations look closer than they would have been.

[@carloalberto4132]

I love how he had to bring up the eagles lol, seems like every fan who is not a patriots fan has had their hearts broken by them.

[@eddieotero2726]

Giants fans don't care...

[@waderoberge6398]

It is our duty as PATS fan to spread this video

[@SlimThrull]

No, it's our duty as seekers of truth to spread this video. I can't stand the Pats. Belichick is an arrogant ass. And Brady is way too smug. But just because I happen to think those things are true doesn't mean Brady cheated. Don't spread the truth because you're a pats fan. Do it simply because it spreads the truth.

[@AppleOfThineEye]

Take a shot every time he says "balls"

[@War-Politics]

PV=nRT incase anyone was wondering what formula was for the ideal gas law P=Pressure V=Volume n=amount of substance R=Ideal Gas Constant T=Temperature

[@BTFU93]

You got that ring now dude! Congrats to your team!

[@SYNNarutoFan999]

the main thing i took away from this, is im really glad im not a physics student at mit

[@MattKTA]

Bet Prof. Leonard is happy the Eagles finally beat the Pats. Thanks for defending the Pats Professor.

[@SuaveTito]

He wanted at least one Super Bowl victory for the Eagles and he got it!

[@klk1900]

I started playing qb at 5yrs old. I always have been obsessed with the air pressure. Even in high school I would sneak extra air into the balls. The more air the faster,higher,farther,more accurate I can make the ball fly. Underpressured balls are like throwing a wet towel around. It’s sluggish as hell. Even today I’ll take my nurses out and we play catch football or baseball. Just depends on the mood. I still like over pressured balls. The just fly like bullets. Underpressured it’s like what I call wobbling goblin. It’s gets a strange wobble. So I can’t see someone deflating balls to try and win a pro game. Talk about increasing the chance of interception. Now you lounge lizards that play video games probably have no clue what I’m talking about. 99% of these kids have only seen a football on TV.

[@jay-ki6ie]

klk1900 no one ever brings this up. why tf would you even want deflated balls?

[@albertbatfinder5240]

Professor John Leonard is the Marshall McLuhan that Wood Allen drags from the crowd to solve an argument. We all need a Professor John Leonard in our lives.

[@ye6417]

deflated footballs have nothing to do with the colts only scoring 7 points lmao

[@natejames11]

Beautifully done! I always knew the whole cheating thing was a bunch of malarkey, the NFL should release an official statement about this and apologize to all involved so stop crying deflate gate as if the colts didn't play poorly in the second half

[@e1ementskater35]

Because he debunked the deflategate, the Patriots allowed him to have an Eagles superbowl win 2 years later

[@rreif5934]

I didn't watch the long version of this so forgive me if he covered it but did he account for the volume of the ball going down as the pressure goes down? The ideal gas law (PV=nRT) suggests that as the T goes down on the right that something on the left also has to go down but if you have inflated footballs you know that as you add air the balls they get larger so the reverse would also happen so depending on the elasticity of the material the volume will also go down decreasing the impact on the pressure. To ignore the decreasing volume would only work if the ball was made of a material that did not stretch.

[@karndawgity]

+rreif5934 ...good question. I think that the outer, pre-stretched leather shell causes a football to act more like a rigid container than an elastic balloon.

[@rreif5934]

+Christopher Karney no, I think it is somewhere in between and he is only talking about a few percent. A rigid container is one extreme and a balloon is the other. Footballs are somewhat elastic. It is far from as cut and dried as he makes it out to be.

[@blkMafiaMan]

+rreif5934 In this case, P = (nRT)/V since the volume of the footballs are basically constant. So delta P = delta T by a factor of nR/V. In other words, when the gas inside the ball and the volume remain the same, then only the pressure will change when the temperature changes.

[@rreif5934]

General Phil, did you read my initial comment on the video? Is it not clear that I completely understand PV=nRT? As I said in my initial comment, my question has to do with the assumption that the volume is constant. You say that they are "basically constant" but what does that mean? The professor's results were only a few percent and I would not be at all surprised to find that the volume of the footballs might change by a similar amount. Footballs are not made of rigid material but a rubber bladder (elastic) inside a leather casing (somewhat elastic). I'm not even saying he's wrong, simply that he has not accounted for ALL factors in the analysis he presents.

[@blkMafiaMan]

rreif5934 Sorry, I misread your original comment. I understand what you're saying. I think they assume the ball's volume is constant because the it really doesn't change until you begin to over-inflate it and the bladder passes its modulus of elasticity. That's my guess. It may also be easier to just use the ball's initial volume because most people can't measure the change in volume once the rubber bladder is over-stretched. It would be nice to know at what PSI does the ball's volume permanently change and its rate of change if the manufacturer has that info.

[@MattyDemello]

Its true. I can confirm that cold weather will definitely interfere with air pressure in a ball or a tire. So it was -7 degree's where I live for a cold spell but then the very next day it jumped up to 38 degrees. On the day that it was -7 my tire pressure light came on saying my tires were low on pressure. The very next day when it warmed up by tire pressure light went off and it was perfect.

[@-Tac0caT-]

Another interesting experiment would be to assume that the NFL is correct, and yet still apply the Ideal Gas Law. With a needle in a bathroom, is it possible to remove so little amount of air consistently, and disregard the whole wet ball dry ball debate? I guess I have never seen what it means to release the claimed amount of air from a ball.

[@mateogcolon]

Why is his whole presentation in comic sans lmaooo

[@Thelowestofthelowtiers]

Well,I respect the Pats a lot more. -Bucs/Lions fan

[@gzitterspiller]

I love those theory of elasticity drawings behind.

[@joeyroby8865]

You have another shot this year Professor!

[@andyxu9969]

Why don't we punish the Colts for their rule violation?

[@christiano6298]

Andy Xu they didn’t break the rules lol you obviously didn’t watch the whole thing

[@laynemarvin5748]

Oh Colts been punish. Colts got curse after this lol

[@somerandompatriotsfan4415]

@@christiano6298 The Colts measured the footballs which is in violation of the rules.

[@toker53]

Damn these immutable laws of physics!

[@Jaasau]

+Bilbo Baggins "Facts are stubborn things." -John Adams

[@theoriginnone2753]

If you do the calculations wrong, you still get the wrong answer. This prof made a lot of mistakes.

[@jeremydalton7066]

"This professor made alot of mistakes." Would you care to elaborate on what mistakes he made? Are you a professor and where do you teach?

[@originnone]

I didn't say "alot."

[@wuxiagamescentral]

originnone right... you said "a lot" not "alot" which means the professor made a parking lot full of errors. you know... grammar

[@-marinara-9258]

Welp, professor finally got his super bowl

[@keruberus1976]

the pat's ball are wetter from the standpoint of water

[@ssj4gogeta77]

The fact that Brady’s argument in his appeal became that the Goodell obtained evidence illegally tells me that he did in fact do it. This professors argument can’t be completed because he doesn’t have all of the information readily available

[@dwightballard3868]

I think the fix was in for the NFL investigation. Didn't care about the truth.

[@danimaljjmnhj4308]

He got his eagles super bowl win.

[@Kumachanchan]

People hate people that cause emotions to stir in them. Period. People hate Tom Brady because he doesn't play for their team. Period. If Tom went to play for Miami, or Denver, or San Fran, they'd LOVE HIM THEN.

[@originnone]

What does that have to do with the fact that this guy didn't do the calculations correctly?

[@pdizzle5302]

He did

[@gregorypcampbell]

why don't you post a response video and show us all how the calculations were incorrect.

[@originnone]

Why don't you do the math yourself? Then I won't have to.

[@gregorypcampbell]

nah... I can admit that I wouldn't know if either one of you were correct

[@mingusog7036]

It's hard to win an argument against a genius, but it's impossible to win an argument against an idiot.

[@tedphillips2501]

PV=NRT was on the blackboard behind the weather guy (Al Roker) on the Today Show when this was reported.

[@mikeernsting]

It's amazing how much credit/attention MIT routinely gets over nothing.. this is high school science. GO PATS

[@mamilx6607]

Eagles got their Super Bowl thanks to the professor’s good karma.

[@erex9875]

The amount of people in the comments still saying the patriots cheated amuses me

[@clipcoug1139]

and turn a blind eye, when there team cheats. Every team cheats at some point or another.

[@erex9875]

ClipCoug yeah ikr when ever other teams cheat they don’t say a fucking thing then the patriots win a game “THEY CHEATED OMG”

[@DustyDimmadome]

Me: Alright, gotta work tomorrow, guess I should go to bed KZbin: *Wanna hear some physics about footballs?*

[@littyfam5136]

I’m an Eagles and Patriots fan. I love the patriots more due to where I live (the town next to Gillette stadium) but the Eagles have always had a special place in my heart for being underdogs and when they won, I felt really good inside.