OhExaulted1
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Lost, it seems, in all of this is that by suing the NFL itself Kraft would be putting his ownership in jeopardy over essentially the 29th pick in the NFL draft and alienating the very owners who could be forced to vote to decide the franchises fate.With Kraft? Yes! If it was an honest effort, of course they would. The problem most people have with him (along with propping up Goodell after the first time he railroaded the Patriots) is that the Patriots appear to come in second in his allegiances, and that he essentially sided with the corrupt lowlifes trying to set up Brady and the team. I really don't know what is so hard to understand about that. It's not personal in any way other than the person making the final decisions for this franchise does not appear to have it's best interests at heart.
Also, unless I'm wrong, an appeal of some sort would be a necessary step to any further action involving the courts. Appealing and losing would have paved the way for the next step. So, his capitulation basically sent the chances of getting the picks to zero. He left the team with no other options from the start, for reasons not in the best interests of this franchise, and that's what people are pissed at.
Talk about a poison pill.











