Patriots owner Robert Kraft said during the 2010 season that it would be criminal for a work stoppage to interrupt the NFL at a time when the league is more popular than ever. Now that the “criminal” work stoppage has begun, Kraft says the fault is the union’s, for never really wanting to negotiate. But…
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Robert Kraft “confident That an Agreement Will Be Reached”
Posted on 12 March 2011.
