No ruling in Friday hearing

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft broke his silence Saturday for the first time since he was charged last month with soliciting prostitution at a Florida massage parlor.

Kraft and other men charged would have the charges dropped if they concede they would have been found guilty and fulfill other requirements.

The conduct policy mandates that owners, players and other employees refrain from “conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in” the NFL.

The report quotes a high-profile attorney questioning the case.

Kraft built his fortune in the paper industry.

The Patriots owner has been charged with soliciting prostitution, as part of a police investigation into human trafficking in Florida. It’s a dismal story all around.

The team won the Super Bowl over the Los Angeles Rams.

Robert Kraft: Fast Facts

• New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is being charged with misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution.
• Police said Kraft was driven to a spa by a chauffeur. An hour-long visit costs $79, police said.
• Kraft will have to appear in court.
• Kraft, 77, has four sons. His wife Myra died in 2011. He has owned the Patriots for 25 years.