The lead lawyer for New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady Monday launched a long-shot bid to win reversal of the four-game suspension the National Football League leveled against Brady for an alleged conspiracy to tamper with footballs in 2015.
Theodore Olson asked a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to reconsider its 2-1 decision in April reinstating the suspension of Brady—or for a full rehearing by the court sitting en banc.
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