Krafty Solicitation

There is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Some get away with slaps on the wrist. Others might get some jail sentences. Where this lands for Robert Kraft, I don't know. What we should know is that the New England Patriot owner is being charged in Florida with soliciting prostitution. Whether he was involved or not is a question for another day.

If the charges stick, it makes the Patriots look even worse. When you add in all the controversies and scandals since 2000, having situation like this does not help. I would guess varying by state, it's a misdemeanor. Those can carry a little bit of weight. They may not be as strict as a felony, but where you are, it could lead to some issues. If Kraft were to be charged, it could mean one of two things. Either he serves time in jail, which could be up to a year. The second could be a year of probation. More than likely, I see him getting probation and a small fine.

No doubt the NFL will figure out how to deal with Kraft. The thing I don't get is that he has a partner and I believe a child. It probably still hurts that he lost his wife back in 2011, something most people can relate to. Whether these charges stick or not, the league will more than likely discipline him. They gotta set a standard for this. After all, they dealt with Jim Irsay for his DWI. Whether this will be more serious or not of a punishment is a question for another day.

For now, innocent until proven guilty. Maybe Kraft was in at the wrong place at the wrong time. Or maybe he knew what he was doing. Regardless, it's a black eye in the scandals and controversies of New England.

Quick Super Bowl LIII Thoughts

Another Super Bowl. This is going to be very quick as I don't think there is much in terms of advantage.

As a whole, both the LA Rams and New England Patriots have big ground games. Backs that can also play receiver quite well. The receiving corps on both sides will compliment the quarterbacks quite well and the lines will protect and create those holes tremendously. On defense, I think it's a different story.

I believe the edge goes to the Rams. They have the ability to figure things out and then put up a much better job in the second half than they do early on. Even with the Patriots having a strong offense, that defense has been putrid in the 4th quarter this postseason. That doesn't mean they are capable of playing defense, but they will have their hands full with the handfuls of playmakers the Rams have.

My thought: Rams win 30 to 24. Both teams will get plenty of points. Who do you think has the edge?