Patriots owner Robert Kraft opens on Trump attending Super Bowl Lix, Tom Brady calls the game
The owner of the New England Patriots Robert Kraft is in the Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans and his old friend President Donald Trump will be there too much.
Kraft thought about Trump’s first sitting President to attend A big game in an interview with Fox News Digital.
“It just shows you that maybe NFL and Super Bowl are important if we have the president of the United States who come as a guest,” Kraft said.
Kraft said he donated Trump in the past during an interview at the “Breakfast Club” in October. The owner, who estimated a net value of $ 11.8 billion, said Trump first met in the 1990s.
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“Donald Trump became a social friend in the early 1990s, when I went down in Florida. And then when my wife … died 13 years ago, was one of four or five people who turned to me and really, really , really nice, “Kraft said.
“The only donation I ever gave him called me when he was chosen, and I strongly donated his inauguration. I couldn’t believe it. It was as if someone who had become the brother of drunken fraternity became the president of the United States.”
However, the owner said he had distanced himself from Trump after Events from January 62021.
“I’ll say this,” Kraft said. “I was very upset (with) what happened on January 6th and I didn’t talk to [Trump] Since then. “
The Patriots went to other lengths to distance themselves as a franchise and from the former president.
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Former New England Patriots striker Tom Brady speaks during the half -time ceremony as president of Patriots Jonathan Kraft and owner of Patriots Robert Kraft React at Gillette 10. September 2023. In Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Adam Glanzman/Getty Images)
In May 2021, Tim and Kraft denied the allegations that he and Trump tried to pay the US senator money to give up an investigation into a cheating scandal involving a team, according to an ESPN report.
The report is said to have met Trump with Senar Arlen Special in 2008 and offered him a “money in Palm Beach” if he gave up an investigation into a spygate scandal, after which NFL disciplined Patriots to record a coaching signal of a rival team.
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Trump did not start his political career at the time and was known as the “trainee” star. ESPN says Trump worked on behalf of the donuts, which claimed that they were close to the former president and the team denied.
“Mr. Kraft is not aware of any involvement of Trump on this topic and did not have another engagement with Spectre or his staff,” said ESPN team.
A common Trump’s friend and Kraft will be in Super Bowl, but for reasons related to work.
Tom Brady will broadcast his first Super Bowl as a color commentator for the Fox show in the game, limiting the first season of the former striker at the booth.
Former New England Patriots striker Tom Brady, right, accepts the owner of Patriots Robert Kraft, the center, as president of Patriots Jonathan Kraft, to the left, watches during the half -time ceremony to pay tribute to Brady at the match between Filadelphia Eagles and Patriot 10. September, September 2023, in Foxborough , Massachusetts. (AP Photo/Mark Stockwell)
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Kraft praised Brady’s broadcast skills.
“I think the way he presented the shades of the game, things that fans would never see, are truly special and unique, and Fox was great to attract him,” Kraft said.
Brady had previously received praise for his broadcast during the key moment of victory of the NFC division in Washington, over Detroit Lions on January 18th.
The commanders were three points with younger than 2:30 pm. They decided to look for it at 4th and 2 from the Lions line with 5 yards. Stop for Lions And they would return the ball with enough time to go out to play the game or take over the lead.
Brady noticed something wrong in the defense of the lions as the commanders broke their crowds.
Owner of New England Patriots Robert Kraft before the AFC Wild-Car playoff game against Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium. (Rich Barnes/USA Today Sports)
“You need time, 12 on the field, a time limit,” Brady said. “Timeout! Timeout! No. No. Oh, no! What are they doing?”
The lions were punished for having 12 men on the field. The penalty gave the commanders a new series of downs. Commanders running back to Brian Robinson Jr. They found the end zone two featured later and put on Washington 38-28. The commanders won the 45-28 game.
Brady received praise on social networks, pointing to the illegal defense of the lions.
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