New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has taken a lot of heat after he danced the night away following the Pats loss in the Super Bowl.
But Gronkowski, who had arthroscopic surgery on his left ankle Friday, has the backing of his boss, Pats president Jonathan Kraft.
Kraft told ESPN Boston Radio that he hasn’t seen the now infamous video of Gronkowski dancing after the New York Giants beat the Patriots, but he doesn't question his actions because of Gronkowski’s passion for the game.
“One thing I do know is the guy absolutely is 100 percent a passionate, passionate competitor when it comes to football,” Kraft said. "I do think that he and the other players probably have different ways of both celebrating what we were able to achieve and dealing with the disappointment of that night, and I think it’s hard to personalize how any individual would deal with that, and then project it on someone else.”
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