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Honestly, Kraft is just an emasculated douche, and it's true that his team as a business comes far ahead of the players......I just wonder if Brady gets this thing turned over, will he demands an apology from Kraft for leaving him hanging
In June, Mankins lashed out at Patriots' owner Robert Kraft. He questioned Kraft's integrity and openly expressed his dismay with the progress of contract negotiations.
Finally, about two weeks ago, the two sides met to hammer out a deal. The Patriots asked Mankins to apologize to Kraft. Mankins did, privately calling Kraft and speaking at length.
The Patriots then asked Mankins to issue a public apology. Mankins walked away from the table.
It's understandable why Kraft would be offended by Mankins' remarks and would want an apology. Kraft prides himself on being a players' owner and enjoys healthy relationships with most of the Patriots' roster. A personal attack on his integrity, especially by one of New England's most respected players, must have been extremely insulting.
But why would Kraft want a public apology?
The obvious answer, it appears, is that Kraft simply wanted to save face and preserve his vaulted image around the league. In doing so, Kraft was putting his own oversized ego ahead of the welfare of the team, something a supposed players' owner should never do.
Honestly, Kraft is just an emasculated douche, and it's true that his team as a business comes far ahead of the players......I just wonder if Brady gets this thing turned over, will he demands an apology from Kraft for leaving him hanging