RochesterRob

And again I will say that cops and DA's don't move against billionaires unless they are extremely sure of the facts.

We both know from a personal standpoint that Goodell did not give a crap about what Irsay did. Goodell's job is to protect the league's revenue and Kraft's conduct even if he walks out of court unscathed will be damaging to female viewership which the league is trying to increase. Goodell can't sit there and tell everybody that Kraft nodded his head in every owner's meeting that a discipline issue popped up at but now when it is Kraft's turn to face punishment he won't undergo the same process. The media will roast the NFL into being rid of Kraft. Certainly the media of 31 NFL cities.

That might satisfy the men in the population but the women especially those who are wives or girlfriends might have a different take on your idea. If your idea ever goes legal then I want to be there with an online school for divorce and palimony lawyers.

This is a huge looming problem for Goodell.

You do know that Kim Pegula is an owner?

It's 2019. I got my doubts as to any true streetwalkers today. That is why parlors and escort businesses are huge in terms of prostitution. It also puts the business back in the hands of pimps and madams even if these people don't call themselves that. Probably host or hostess.

I don't think that cops make a move against a billionaire without having their ducks in a row. Something like this would be run by the DA for good measure.

It boggles the mind how clueless some here are when the topic is human trafficking.

The bottom line here is up until now Kraft was on the other side of the fence in terms of protecting the league's image when it came to troubled souls. It is going to be very hard for Goodell to tell the media that Kraft can't be held to the same standard as he held others to. This makes Richardon's problems look like a Sunday afternoon walk in the park.

The only thing Goodell is going to worry about is television ratings and how Kraft's adventures affect that.

Human trafficking and forced sex slavery are not legal any place. I am sure that Kraft knows about the Mustang Ranch and high end brothels but he obviously has a low life kink that he needs scratched.

Probably some things that a high end brothel won't do for a client such as hooking up a battery charger to a guy's nads.

We are talking about sex slaves and not a high end WASP employee brothel. The media will hound the league until the Kraft name is gone.

I doubt it very much. One of the very few demographics left to grow for the NFL is women and I don't see any woman looking the other way on this. The league will always be looking at the bigger picture on this which is revenue.

The stain of sex trafficking will force the Kraft name out of the NFL. People will get up in arms even if it is the son running the team. The son might have had a chance if Bob was in the position of one time owner or past owner but as of this afternoon he is the owner. Anything less than a complete sale is a PR debacle that Goodell wants no part of. What nobody is thinking about and perhaps should is some media outlet will look to spread discord by putting Kim Pegula in front of a camera. She will be damned if she does not speak out for the victims of which some hail from her homeland even if she wants to give Kraft the benefit of his day in court.

Bob Kraft is not just another john who works a non-descript career.

Like ball gags and carefully positioned batons?

This is a whole lot more than sucker punching a woman.

The only thing that matters is the court of public opinion unfortunately. The NFL and CBS knows that.

The NFL is very image conscious. They can't very well suspend players ahead of their day in court and at the same time just let Kraft go as though it did not happen. The schtick with CBS panning to Kraft's booth every time the Pats score is definitely on Goodell's mind this very moment and how it will offend women in the viewing audience.

Human trafficking will mean that Kraft will be not welcome many places.

He probably has one in Vegas code name Brady 12. She even wears a Brady 12 jersey as part of the encounter.

The point is gold diggers are always playing for higher stakes than 500 bucks per hour. Probably if you are a billionaire you just want to go to a woman where it is as simple as 500 bucks for the hour and then the matter is concluded.

He's already guilty in the court of public opinion. The NFL will for sure be squeamish over this as it is trying to increase its appeal with women. The NFL has made moves on players concerning legal matters before things went to court.

Gold diggers don't work under an hourly rate.