Tom Brady Reacts To Antonio Brown’s Apology To Robert Kraft, Patriots (via NESN)
Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Instagram. The New England Patriots quarterback was asked about that apology Wednesday during his weekly news conference.Brown ripped Kraftafter being released by the Patriots in September. He remains unsigned after being cut nearly two months ago.
Brown’s apology is his latest transparent attempt to get re-signed by the Patriots. He met with the NFL this week as the league investigates multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against the receiver.Thumbnail photo via Jasen Vinlove/USA TODAY Sports Images
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