Patriots Training Camp Blog: Mankins 'Never Had A Problem' With Kraft
"Let's get things straight. Me and Mr. Kraft never had a problem. I never said he lied," Logan Mankins told reporters.
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"Let's get things straight. Me and Mr. Kraft never had a problem. I never said he lied," Logan Mankins told reporters.
Breer of the NFL Network joined Toucher & Rich to discuss the end of the lockout, Robert Kraft, Logan Mankins and teams making moves in free agency.
Patriots players began returning to Foxboro on Tuesday, one day after the NFL Lockout was lifted when both sides came to an agreement. Levan Reid is in Foxboro.
Player representatives for all 32 teams voted unanimously to approve the new collective bargaining agreement. Commissioner Goodell and Executive Director of the NFLPA DeMaurice Smith held a press conference in Washington D.C. to announce the end of the lockout.
About 2,000 people came to Temple Emmanuel in Newton to pay their final respects to the wife of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
Felger was in attendance at today's funeral for Myra Kraft. Felger & Massarotti opened the show discussing how important Myra Kraft was to her family and what the importance of family meant to Myra and the Kraft's.
NFL Players Association president Kevin Mawae says his group's leadership is discussing the terms of "the most recent written proposal" from owners, but will not make any more announcements on Friday out of respect to the Kraft family.
Myra Kraft was concerned when her husband bought the Patriots in 1994 that it might interfere with her charity work, but it wound up giving her a powerful platform.
Myra Kraft, the wife of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has died after a battle with cancer.
Felger & Massarotti opened the day talking about the NFL Lockout and Logan Mankins. Is Mankins delaying the potential end of the Lockout?
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees say "it is time" for NFL owners and players to wrap up negotiations on a deal to end the league's lockout.
Members of the NFL Players' Association executive board and owners met at a law firm in Manhattan on Thursday in hopes of resolving a lockout that began in March.
Dan Roche covers all the bases in this one, from the Red Sox starting rotation and Cape League baseball to the NFL and NBA lockouts.
The New England Patriots Charitable foundation had some great news for the residents of Springfield on Wednesday, announcing that just two weeks into their fundraising they had surpassed their goal of $200,000 in tornado relief.
Joined by a handful of owners and players, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFLPA head DeMaurice Smith resumed talks Thursday aimed at ending the lockout with a new collective bargaining agreement.
Boston sports legends Ty Law and Mike Lowell are happy to be back in Boston for the 10th annual "The Tradition" at the TD Garden.
The New England Sports Museum is set to honor six athletes Tuesday night at "The Tradition" at the TD Garden, including Celtics legend Larry Bird, Ty Law, Mike Lowell and Micky Ward.
Round 4 of the "secret" negotiations is over. Round 5 is coming soon -- perhaps to a suburban locale near you.
The New England Patriots are doing their part to help the victims of the Massachusetts tornadoes.
NFL owners and players are discussing a straight split of income in the next collective bargaining agreement that would net the players just under 50 percent of total revenues.
NFL owners, including Robert Kraft, and players met Wednesday for a second straight day in New York, with Judge Arthur Boylan joining Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFLPA chief DeMaurice Smith..
Even though his name is front and center on a lawsuit against NFL owners, Tom Brady says it has not had a negative effect on his relationship with Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
Commissioner Roger Goodell, Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft were in the league's contingent that arrived at the federal court house to resume mediation with the players.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft will miss the league's spring meetings due to "a private family medical matter," according to the team.
Patriots Owner Robert Kraft sent out a letter to Patriots season ticket holders apologizing for the current labor situation and assuring fans he remains confident there will be a 2011 season.
