I'm fine with that

I don't know, whatever they normally do for inflated balls?

Burn their stadium to the ground, cut the right hand of the 5 players with the top salaries in the team and break the legs of the remaining players, then cut the head of the head coach and parade it around the city as an example? is this how this work in American Football when a team cheat?

They have to use fully deflated footballs on offense for the next 10 years.

True, I added "if found guilty" to the end of the question . 

Right-o, just a minor update.  Easy to miss, since most media sources are already reporting on it like it's been confirmed the Pats did something.  Hell, even Matt Lauer and Hines-Ward asserted guilt last night.  I suppose people should remember the NFL, and the media have as much or more integrity woes than the Patriots.

It was my understanding that a few pounds less of pressure in the football is desirable.  It makes the football easier to grip and catch.

Non-story if anything punish the referee for not inspecting the ball correctly.

Seems legit.  I'm surprised the NFL hasn't produced a list of the pressures of all 48 balls (Each team had 12 game balls and 12 backups) from the Pre-game check, and the pressures when they checked at half-time.  They 'say' the Refs went through the right process, however, they've yet provide any solid numbers from the pre-game check (which is supposed to be done with a gauge in every ball).

The balls are inspected then given back to the team, at which point thy can tamper away if so desired.  As another poster pointed out the Refs should be the ones to hold onto the balls after inspection.

I mean fully deflated.