Where the Robert Kraft case goes from here

On Friday, the NFL world shook free of the Antonio Brown drama for a while when the bombshell dropped that Patriots owner Robert Kraft, on the morning of the AFC championship game in January, was arrested and charged with two counts of solicitation at Orchids of Asia, a day spa and massage parlor located in a Jupiter, Fla. strip mall. According to the police affidavit, in his second trip in less than 24 hours, he wasn’t even there for 15 minutes, but that was enough time to get what he was looking for. And though the document says he initially spent only a few hundred dollars, eventually this visit is going to cost Kraft exponentially more. It was only about a year ago that Panthers owner Jerry Richardson sold the team after a slew of allegations of workplace misconduct prompted an investigation by team and league officials. Richardson was eventually fined $2.75 million by the NFL, just as David Tepper was set to officially become the owner following a $2.275 billion purchase. That fine was but a pittance fo

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