Bill Simmons tosses a scorching hot accusation at ESPN and its biggest loudmouth

The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals denied Tom Brady's appeal of his four-game suspension stemming from his alleged role in DeflateGate on Wednesday.

ESPN's resident talking head Stephen A. Smith slammed Brady in the aftermath, but it was former-ESPN employee, now HBO personality Bill Simmons who fired the most eye-opening shot:

Simmons continued to weigh in on the Brady situation, taking aim at NFL commissioner Roger Goodell:

FYI - DeflateGate stopped being about Brady a few months ago. It's now about Goodell legally protecting his power to do whatever he wants.

— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 14, 2016

Nobody cares b/c the DeflateGate story is too dense and nobody has the time to follow it... But that's what DeflateGate is now.

— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 14, 2016

Goodell could have suspended Brady for 5 seasons / we'd be in the same place right now. NFLPA gave him the power to do whatever he wants.

— Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) July 14, 2016

Brady's last option is to take his fight to the Supreme Court. We'll see how much longer this never-ending thriller that is DeflateGate goes.