joining me now is rob simmelkjaer. i want your reaction but we pulled sound from tom brady back in january responding to questions about deflategate. listen. we don't have that just yet. we'll get it up. this was the press conference where he denies any involvement in this and being unaware but how bad is that report rob for tom brady? >> thomas it's not a good situation for the patriots. this report makes it pretty clear of a couple of things. there were two patriots employees, jim mcnally an official locker room attendant and john an equipment assistant for patriots that these two individuals, not just for the one game in question but period of time going back months were aware of that and in fact involved in efforts to deflate the footballs to tom brady's liking and are even references in text messages that mentioned numbers below the range in which a ball is supposed to be inflated. it's clear these two individuals knew what they were doing and knew it was against the rules. what's not as clear from what i've read

rob simmelkjaer is host of "sports matters" on nbc the shift, and cindy boren. thank you both for joining us. let me go to you, cindy. what is going to happen? is there any chance they'll take back the super bowl victory? >> that sounds like a lot of somebody who bet on the seahawks to win. no, i don't think so. troy vincent is in charge of the football operations for the league. he'll decide the punishment. you'll notice this isn't roger goodell. this is troy vincent deciding what will happen. he can punish them by suspending brady, by fining him, you know, fining him is not really going to accomplish a lot. >> what does it mean to you? you care about sports. what does it mean -- i mean, anybody who has ever thrown a football knows there is a difference in how much air is in it, how easy it is to throw it. you get it just right, you can throw it good spiral maybe. but you can't if it's too blown up, it's hard. >> tom brady and peyton manning in 2006 created this rule whereby the home team would supply -- each team would supply its own footballs before the home

rob simmelkjaer is host of "sports matters" on nbc the shift. thank you both for joining us. let me go to you, cindy. what is going to happen? is there any chance they'll take back the super bowl victory? >> that sounds like a lot of somebody who bet on the seahawks to win. no, i don't think so. troy vincent is in charge of the football operations for the league. he'll decide the punishment. you'll notice this isn't roger goodell. this is troy vincent deciding what will happen. he can punish them by suspending brady, by fining him, you know fining him is not really going to accomplish a lot. >> what does it mean to you? you care about sports. what does it mean -- i mean anybody who has ever thrown a football knows there is a difference in how much air is in it, how easy it is to throw it. you get it just right, you can throw it good spiral maybe. but you can't if it's too blown up it's hard. >> tom brady and peyton manning in 2006 created this rule whereby the home team would supply -- each team would supply its own footballs before the home team did. well it's pretty clear t

you know we were talking about rob simmelkjaer could be a wide range, maybe two to four games. those are out there who think maybe the entire season may not just be him. we'll see the patriots and -- >> the examples you bring up the personal behaviors of these athletes breeding into professional lives and this is a professional problem happening on the field and who knows for how long. it's not so much about the outcome of the game but what was the intent of his professional -- of his professional wish. if this is all true. >> we may know earlier this week. roger goodell could make his opinion any time now. >> we have breaking news out of florida, our local nbc affiliate is reporting george zimmerman was involved in a shooting incident in lake mary this afternoon. that's his truck on the left hand side and closer view on the right-hand side of the screen. police chief steve brak nell says the shooting happened on lake mary boulevard. officers say it appeared zimmerman suffered a minor gunshot wound in january of 2015 accused of assault by his girlfriend. no charges filed after

rob simmelkjaer, thank you very much. i hope you're not hit too much by some of the great hats out there. that's something to dodge, too. thanks, rob. >>> the kentucky derby may be the first leg of horse racing's triple crown, but it's the second leg of a sports trifecta happening today. the first leg is a day three of the nfl draft, which is going on as we speak in chicago. and the final leg is tonight in las vegas, the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight, one of the most anticipated boxing matches in decades. rob motte is in vegas for the huge event. ron? >> well, good day from las vegas. it is heating up here, and it's not just from the sun. big fight tonight behind me at the mgm grand. lots of people in town for the big fight, including a lot of a-list stars. thigfight, when that final bell rings tonight, could top $400 million. both of these fighters expected to haolloway nine-fig checks. tickets are almost impossible to get unless you have deep pockets. normally the a-list celebrities are used to getting comped. n