Robert Kraft wants an apology from league to Tom and Bill
By Ernie Padaon
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft stepped up to the podium on Monday afternoon and demanded an apology from the league.
All the reporters were waiting for New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick to take the podium on Monday afternoon, when instead Patriots owner Robert Kraft surprisingly stepped up to the mic to speak. He had a statement for everyone on the whole topic of Deflate-Gate. He wanted to make sure that everyone knew how he felt about the situation.
He believes that the organization had done nothing wrong and he wants an apology from the league to Tom Brady and Bill Belichick if they can’t find any hard evidence that leads to any wrongdoing.
He was not happy about the situation. He said his piece and left without taking any questions, then allowed Bill to take on the media. Bill followed it up with his normal , “all of our focus is on Seattle.” They are doing whatever they can to deflate the situation. He wants to move on.
Here is some of the reaction from twitter on Kraft stepping up to the mic today to share his thoughts.
Kraft a surprise speaker here at Super Bowl XLIX. Said he's disappointed with how #Deflategate has been handled. He came out firing
— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) January 27, 2015
Kraft ended his four-minute speech and wow.
— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 27, 2015
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