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On Monday after the Super Bowl, New England TE Rob Gronkowski read some erotic fan fiction on the Jimmy Kimmel show. Yesterday, he went on Live! with Kelly and Michael and capped off his amazing week by displaying his wicked dance moves.

What a Super Bowl! Did the Patriots win or did Seattle lose? So, Katy Perry works at Hot Dog On A Stick? When did the game get good but the ads start sucking? And how can we put it all in perspective? Haiku.

Since Team 600 visited the UTEP Football Equipment room last Friday to conduct our Deflated Football Test, we have been flooded with emails and comments from our listeners. One of the best suggestions we heard was to conduct a similar test, but with college or professional football players...

We still don't know the outcome of DeflateGate, but that isn't stopping Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots from stating that he expects an apology from the NFL.

Saturday Night Live did an awesome job of making fun of the New England Patriots and the whole Delategate scandal.

With so much attention this week in the sports world toward "Deflategate", I wanted to see firsthand what all the commotion is about. Earlier today, I spent time in the UTEP football equipment room and had the chance to grip a pair of brand new Nike game-ready footballs...

With all the controversy going on with the New England Patriots and the under-inflated footballs, here's a video that will make you laugh

First, there was Spygate, when the New England Patriots were caught videotaping the New York Jets defensive signals. Then, Baltimore Ravens Coach John Harbaugh accused the Patriots of an "illegal type" of formation after their dramatic 35-31 Divisional Round win eleven days ago...

One of the NFL's most successful and elite teams is also one of its most corrupt.  In what has been referred to as "Deflategate" the New England Patriots were found to have 11 of their 12 game balls for the AFC championship game verses the Colts underinflated by two pounds of air per square inch...

In case you weren't sure about Bill Belichick's stance on Tom Brady, let his reaction to a question from a reporter clear things up for you.