Tom Brady will be allowed to play the first four games of the season after a judge vacated the league's suspension of the New England Patriots' quarterback.
There is celebration happening around the New England Patriots today as Manhattan Federal Court Judge Richard Berman made his DeflateGate ruling this morning. According to a report from the Associated Press, Judge Berman has vacated the four-game suspension the league had levied against Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady. The move means Brady will be able to start the regular season, which begins a week from today, with the Patriots as the begin defense of their Super Bowl XLIX championship.