Tabloids did not disappoint with Tom Brady suspension headlines

Tom Brady's four-game suspension for his role in the deflation of footballs before the AFC championship games is big news, but more importantly, it offers a lot of opportunities for puns and double entendres.

Tom Brady's four-game suspension for his role in the deflation of footballs before the AFC championship games is big news, but more importantly, it offers a lot of opportunities for puns and double entendres. 

The entire Deflategate investigation has been a field day for the headline writers of New York City's tabloid papers, who have previous made declaration such as "Great Balls of Liar" from the New York Daily News, and the ever so subtle "NFL Squeezes Pats' Balls" from the New York Post.

The latest round of headlines do not disappoint, showing that there is no end in sight for jokes revolving around the word "balls."

• Patriots fans start fundraiser to pay Deflategate fine

The Deflategate decision bans Tom Brady for 4 games and costs the Patriots $1 million http://t.co/AxemyE0mjD pic.twitter.com/fJRQ040MEO

— New York Post (@nypost) May 12, 2015

Kicked in the balls. http://t.co/3QtuUpfTUs
New York's best high schools: http://t.co/OrvpucBeKG pic.twitter.com/ae5E4Fq8fa

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) May 12, 2015

In Boston, puns are still the order of the day, although the NFL is the target of the Boston Herald's all caps ire.

Today's Page One: "NFL Air Heads" #NFL #Brady #Patriots #DeflateGate #Bradysuspension pic.twitter.com/br2rlG4o9m

— Boston Herald (@bostonherald) May 12, 2015

- Brendan Maloy