Ok, you are convinced that nothing happened at all or that Brady wasn't involved?

Both.

No it doesn't, not at all. Where are you getting this from? If it's the chart at the bottom of the "infograph" that went around earlier, you should read the second paragraph under it from the full report.

The chart assumes WA used the non-logo gauge. If you substitute the initial readings as being from the Wilson logo gauge that he thinks he used the numbers all make perfect sense and indicates the balls were 12.5 and lost the exact right amount of pressure with the drop in temperature from the locker room to the field.

They weren't exact. Where are you getting these numbers from? a minute and 40 seconds is a long time in reality, especially if he had been doing this for a while.

From the Wells report. So let's see this happen: I want somebody to take two bags of 12 footballs into that bathroom (with a sloped floor) and let exactly .3 PSI out of 12 of them, and I want it on video. 1. I don't believe it's possible and 2. why would he bother? You really think Brady cared if the balls were 12.5 or 12.2? That's ludicrous.

The NFL does not benefit from their most recent Super Bowl winning Quarterback being involved in a cheating scandal.

That's debatable. The NFL is an entertainment business and having a villain to root against is good entertainment. If they didn't want this story out there they could very easily have buried it. A few opposing fans might have been salty but it wouldn't be anywhere near this level of attention.

Spending $5M to investigate whether some footballs were tampered with in a blowout football game is way over the top if you really just want to "find out what happened.". I think it's pretty clear there was an agenda there.