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Robert Kraft, Jerry Jones, Jerry Richardson, Roger Goodell reportedly meet in Chicago


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A week after NFL owners wrapped up their annual spring meeting in Indianapolis, a small group of them gathered in a western suburb of Chicago.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft was spotted Wednesday afternoon boarding his private jet at DuPage Airport, a little less than 24 hours after arriving, according to sources. Also present during a full-day stakeout was the jet belonging to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, an unmistakable Gulfstream model with a star on each side of the tail.

The kicker? Sources said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell also arrived in West Chicago via private jet Tuesday, and Panthers owner Jerry Richardson was believed to be present, the sources said. The NFL office was unable to provide any details. Airport officials cited a confidentiality policy in declining to reveal information.

Where the men most involved in the owners' end of strategy convened is unknown but surely the NFL's protracted labor situation was the reason for their gathering. Was a secret meeting conducted with NFLPA officials? Kraft was not available for questions as the SUV he was in delivered him to the stairwell of his aircraft.

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Interesting considering the court ruling coming soon...

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It was interesting that they specifically mentioned private jet for everyone except JR. My guess is he was riding a burro.

Does anyone know if JR has a private Jet. I don't imagine him to be the Jet setting type or flashy to have a Jet. He was probably sitting in coach asking for extra peanuts to take back to Charlotte with him.

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Does anyone know if JR has a private Jet. I don't imagine him to be the Jet setting type or flashy to have a Jet. He was probably sitting in coach asking for extra peanuts to take back to Charlotte with him.

Just because he would have a jet doesnt mean he is jet setting. With the amount of flying the coaches does before the draft it would make sense to own one. I know the team flies on US Airways but they practically fly for free.

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