Kraft 'Confident' About Eventual Agreement Between NFL & Union
In the wake of the first NFL work stoppage since 1987, Patriots owner Robert Kraft released a statement on Saturday.
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In the wake of the first NFL work stoppage since 1987, Patriots owner Robert Kraft released a statement on Saturday.
The NFL and the players' union headed into the final 24 hours of their twice-extended collective bargaining agreement with little apparent progress on key economic issues.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft talks with reporters about the Patriots Playoff loss to the Jets and the possible work stoppage in the NFL.
The Patriots are lending out the Dana-Farber Field House to Foxboro High School for their graduation in June.
Even Mr. Kraft had to admit this is a big game. The Patriots owner did a radio show this morning and then afterward he talked about the game's importance.
