New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft addressed the Vince Wilfork contract situation Wednesday, according to the Boston Globe.
“Vince and I have a great relationship, we actually chatted at the golf tournament Monday,” he said. “We both understand that this is not personal in any way. This is just each side doing their business. One way or another, I’m sure things will get resolved.”
Kraft was then asked “how difficult is it for young players to realize that this is business and it’s not personal?”
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Unhappy about his current contract situation, New England Patriots nose tackle Vince Wilfork was a no-show for all of the team’s organized team activities. However, with the team beginning a mandatory three-day minicamp Wednesday there is speculation Wilfork will attended, according to the Boston Globe.
Nobody in Wilfork’s camp would confirm he’ll be in attendance today, but the strong vibe last night was that he will be on the field. Under the six-year contract Wilfork signed as a rookie in 2004, which expires following this season, he would be jeopardizing $500,000 …