Robert Kraft reportedly questioned why Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame back in 2017 while the Patriots owner is still waiting for his own

Why hasn't Patriots owner Robert Kraft been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame? An investigation by ESPN says the Spygate controversy still looms large in Kraft's bid for a gold jacket.

Kraft has been a good owner for the Patriots, but the push over the last decade to get himself inducted apparently is backfiring.

ESPN's Don Van Natta posted a lengthy feature into Robert Kraft's multiple failed attempts to earn a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

As details emerge about Robert Kraft's push for the Hall of Fame, Tom E. Curran reveals how the Patriots owner himself feels about his candidacy.

Mike Florio and Tom E. Curran break down why the way the Patriots operated for so long rubbed people the wrong way and it’s holding up Robert Kraft from getting into the Hall of Fame.

At the age of 83, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has six Super Bowls to his name and is waiting to hear his name called by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It has not been a happy wait, according to a story from ESPN's Don Van Natta Jr.

According to Don Van Natta of ESPN, Kraft reportedly complained about Jones' lack of recent success on the football field as a reason the owner shouldn't have got in. "He hasn't been to the NFC title game in two decades and he gets in?

"There's no box that Bob Kraft doesn't check to get into the Hall of Fame," Bill Polian, former Colts GM and Hall of Famer, once lamented. The post NFL Reportedly Wants Robert Kraft's 'Pound of Flesh' for HOF,

Jerry Jones is suddenly in the middle of a huge controversy with Robert Kraft. Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys dominated the NFL during the 90s with three Super Bowl victories. It was an amazing run thanks to legendary names such as Troy Aikman,