New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft made his comments known about the Ray Rice situation, saying that the former Baltimore Ravens running back won't ever play in the NFL again.
Kraft, of course, is very against domestic abuse, as detailed in his comments via NESN:
"I think everyone that witnessed that video yesterday has to be outraged and really disgusted to see someone associated with us doing something like that us," Kraft said. "Anyone who is a real man doesn't hit a woman." Kraft also defended NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who has been the target of criticism in past weeks and again Monday for his handling of the Rice situation. "I know our commissioner has taken some heat," Kraft said. "I just want to say that I spoke with him (Monday) not knowing what was going to happen and knowing I was coming in here. He had no knowledge of this video. … "The way he's handled this situation himself, coming out with the mea culpa and his statement a couple of weeks ago or 10 days ago and setting a very clear policy of how we conduct ourselves in the NFL I thought was excellent. Anyone who's second-guessing that doesn't know him."
But what about him being friends with Floyd Mayweather? The star boxer obviously has had a history of domestic violence, and served jail time not too long ago for it. How come he's still allowed to fight in the ring?
The above photo, via Deadspin, was taken last year on September 29 at a Patriots-Falcons game. And it wasn't just these to saying hi. They obviously looked like friends.
Deadspin even found this GIF, too:
Welp.
