The Apple TV+ Show can officially be put to bed after the final 2 episodes came out on Friday. After a lot of circumventing the truth & placing the entire blame on Belichick, I don’t think I will ever watch this again.

The hype leading into this FA period was Mayo said the Pats would burn some cash & so far they haven't burned a 5 dollar bill. The free agents they brought in arent worth much while also signing some of their guys who were a part of the 4-13 fiasco.

Mac Jones, in a surprising move, was dealt to the Jaguars for a 6th round pick & Kendrick Bourne has decided to re-sign & stay with the Pats for 3 years and it's worth up to $33M

Of all the tags they could’ve placed on Kyle Dugger they use the transition tag which allows them to match what another team signs Dugger to but if he leaves, the Pats don’t get any compensation…why? Breaking News: The Patriots look to be keeping Hunter Henry around on a 3 year deal

I’m done. This anti-Bill sentiment went way over the edge in the latest episode. I don’t know how I can sit here & justify the angles & attacks that Bill got over the Hernandez situation. Did he do the right thing, I’m not sure. I would air on the side of no but it almost was an impossible situation. This tragic situation was turned into a defamatory piece on Belichick & I won’t stand for it.

Robert Kraft has back to back years of getting bad grades when it comes to facilities & treatment of players & their families. This shows, to me, that he is cheap & won’t improve the facilities for his players. This screams cheap & I don’t understand how you can’t provide these things for players when they make Billions by just owning the team.

The framing of the show could have been so much more & so much better. Unfortunately they only want to focus on the bad narratives that came out of the organization; rather than the Rise & Fall of the New England Patriots Dynasty.

Is Matthew Slater a Pro Football Hall of Famer? I’m not sure, he truly was the best at his position but his position was a core special teamer. This question also raised, why do Patriots players from this dynasty, keep getting snubbed?

The first 2 episodes of The Dynasty dropped on Apple TV+. The first talks about Bledsoe v Brady whereas episode 2 dived into the Snow Bowl game.

Mac Jones has had a falling out with the Patriots organization over the last 2 years & I feel that for his career to be revitalized; there are several teams that I believe would do him good.

After Artuhr Blank told reporters that Bill didn't ask for personnel control, that leads me to believe that Blank might have used Belichick for his knowledge so that Blank can help Raheem Morris with the information Bill gave. Also Rodney Harrison, once again snubbed by the Pro Football Hall Of Fame, which I believe has turned into the Hall of above average rather than the Hall of Excellence.

Eliot Wolf looks to be running the show not only on the personnel side but also on the coaching side…why? I don’t mind him running the draft & the personnel side of the team but why is he & the Krafts having a, seemingly, big input on who Mayo is bringing in?

If I know how to build a team, it is from the inside out. Without a stout O-Line & D-Line, you’ll have a tough time succeeding in the NFL. The only question is though, will there be enough top tier guys to sign & draft?

Caleb Williams is a headcase, that I see not lasting more than 5 years in the NFL. Now he thinks he is Patrick Mahomes 2.0? While he is physically talented, he is a mental midget that cannot lead anyone to the top.

Kayshoun Boutte has been arrested for placing 8900 bets in the span of 13 months, while being a minor at LSU. What is in store for another Patriots player who was talked about as having major character concerns…

Jerod Mayo with the bold statement that they want to burn cash but is the free agent class worth “Burning cash” for?

The Patriots 2022 schedule was released last week, and tonight we analyze and predict each game, regardless of any potential changes that could happen in the next three months,

The Patriots upgraded their roster during the 2022 NFL Draft, but their biggest area of need, the front seven, was essentially ignored.

The Patriots were there typically shifty selves on draft weekend, moving around the board to select 10 players and signing seven that could have a large impact.

The Patriots had a huge hole on their offensive line, and they filled it with the 29th pick of the 1st Round with Cole Strange

The Patriots defense got very old and slow in a hurry, and tomorrow they will start the process to get younger and faster on that side of the ball.

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Evan Winter, host of the BLEAV in Bucs Podcast and AllBucs.com joins Ian Glendon to discuss Brady's impact on Tampa and what we might see from the Sunday Night Football matchup this weekend.

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On this episode, Ian Glendon is joined by Full Press Fantasy Podcast host Kyle Senra to talk about Mac Jone's fantasy potential, the duel tight end threat, and how good can the Patriots defense be.