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Would Tom have remained a patriot if Bill had departed his head coach?

Yes.

I feel pretty strongly about that.

Yes.

And we went over the dynasty as well.

I thought some of the content in there was exceptional.

Meaning just getting that on the record from Kraft.

And doesn't that pretty much sum up the entire thing?

You know, would the thing have fallen apart if it wasn't for Bill? No. Would Brady still be here if Bill wasn't? Yes. You know what? Isn't that sort of pretty much the whole, the crux of the whole thing? Bill drove the thing into the ground. Bill pushed Brady out? Yes. And that's it. That sums it up there in a nutshell. I mean, yes. I think that, you know, it... Ten episodes of that. Well, and the other part of it is at the very end, there's a comment by Howard Bryant where he says, you know, these guys were both alphas and, you know, you had an owner who kept it together. And I thought, well, there you go. There's the final analysis of what the thing was supposed to be. Well, what Kraft wants you to believe? Right. Robert Kraft wants to put himself on the same level as Tom Brady and Bill Belichick when it comes to the success of the Patriots over the last 20 years. And wants the credit for keeping them together. He said at one point, it's one of the hardest things I've ever done in business. Right. So I think when, and again, I heard them talking about this on Zolak and Bertram. And they said, what was the point of the documentary? And I said the point was for Robert Kraft to put himself on the same level with Brady and Belichick to make sure that people understood in his eyes that it was the three of them,

not just the two of them. Kraft have put himself on the same level with Brady and Belichick to make sure that people

understood in his eyes that it was the three of them, not just the two of them.

Because we debate in the sports world, Brady v. Belichick, who was more important.

That's what we've debated.

At no point has Robert Kraft been part of that discussion.

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