What's up, everybody? Tom Carver's Patriots Talk podcast coming at you with Castle and Perry,

and we're going to get into a fascinating topic as the Patriots and Cowboys get set to meet.

That's the owners. Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones have intertwined histories. Both have been

dominant owners. Both have been dominant owners.

Both have found great success with their teams.

Where are they similar?

Where are they different?

And of course, we're going to get into the matchup between the Cowboys and the Patriots.

It must win for the Patriots to avoid 0 and 4 at home.

Start the 2020 season.

Catch this on any of your favorite podcasting apps we're right over on the youtube all right to talk about a bit of Perry what's kind of 40 this time world champion

and there ain't nothing you can do about it all right there they are.

It's Perry.

It's Castle.

And I want to talk about what's kind of interesting in this matchup isn't even on the field.

It's above it.

And maybe it only appeals to me.

But the intertwined legacies of Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones fascinating you guys.

You got the two guys who are the dominant owners of the last

three decades. Jones, get this. He bought the Cowboys in 89 for 140 million dollars. They're now

worth six and a half million. Matt, that's more money than you have. He turned 79 yesterday,

had the dominant team of the 80s, excuse me, 90s.

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