The New England Patriots will accept the National Football League's punishment over Deflategate penalties without an appeal, according to the team's owner, Robert Kraft. Kraft said the team would "accept reluctantly what [Commissioner Roger Goodell] has given us. Consequences include a $1 million fine and the loss of two draft picks, one next year and the other in 2017. Quarterback Tom Brady has already been suspended for four games for his role in the scandal and said previously that he plans to appeal.
