According to the latest reports, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was not inducted into this year’s NFL Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame snub comes just days after former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick’s controversial Hall of Fame absence.

This year, Kraft failed to receive the necessary 40 of 50 votes from the Hall selection committee. Following his snub, NFL analyst Stephen A. Smith The committee called for “First Take.” Smith also expressed concerns about former Patriots quarterback tom bradyHall of Fame induction ceremony.

“Based on the trend, they’re going to do that to Tom Brady, too,” Smith said. It makes no sense and is a hall of shame as far as I’m concerned. “

Kraft purchased the team in 1994 and over the past three decades has overseen its historic success. During his tenure, the Patriots won 20 division titles and reached the Super Bowl ten times.

Patriots looking to win seventh Super Bowl title under Kraft seattle seahawks Sunday at Levi’s Stadium.

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Patriots owner shares feelings about Hall of Fame snub ahead of Super Bowl clash

Robert Kraft’s Hall of Fame snub has sparked controversy in the NFL, with some analysts and former players questioning the HOF committee. The Patriots owner, however, was unfazed by the snub and focused on the team’s Super Bowl matchup with the Seahawks.

“I can’t speak on what other people are voting for or doing,” Kraft told CNBC. “All that matters to me is that we win on Sunday.”

The pairing of Kraft and Belichick built a Patriots dynasty but failed to make the Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility. Despite the snub, many believed it was only a matter of time before they were hired.