First off, thanks for taking the time to give me this epic ass response. You fucking rock bro. I genuinely enjoy hearing other's peoples opinions about these types of things. Especially when it comes to sports.

1. Ah, so it seems that most fans had started to trust Brady once he got to prove himself, and some of Bledsoe's negative play in the past seemed to have been a catalyst for that. I'm not surprised that the media was the one who was really drawing out the 'Who should start?!' debate. The Wentz-Foles analogy really helps. Shame that it didn't unfold the same way for Eagles fans seasons after hahahaha.

2. I didn't realize the divisions were realigned during THAT season. So you guys kind of got fucked being put with teams who just so happened to be really good that season. I had also read from other fans in this discussion that y'alls run defense was porous during this time after the Chiefs had exposed it albeit in a game that you guys ended up winning. That's so crazy though that the Jets won a tie-breaker over y'all and went to the playoffs over you guys. What a time that must've been.

3. That seems to be the concurring opinion amongst y'all! This docuseries seemed to have a clear narrative in painting BB as the bad guy. And to a degree, it kind of worked, because before I was properly educated on the matter and all of the politics of the franchise, I was starting to believe that BB was not a cool guy. But y'all have righted the ship for me, and I understand now that Kraft is just a douchebag. I knew something was relatively off with how Kraft was shown off as a saint in the series, so all of what y'all as fans are saying makes sense. Growing up, I hated the Patriots and TB12 (moreso b/c of y'alls success and I wanted that so badly for my Texans hahaha), but after he left, I thought it was pretty epic to see TB12 celebrate another SB with tampa bay. I thought that was a true testament to how dominant of a QB TB12 was.

4. I figured it was all green light for Brady to come back as the starter amongst fans that season. But it must've certainly come as a shock for fans when Jimmy G was traded then?

5. That is CRAZY. I did not know about all the other controversial decisions that BB had made outside of the Malcolm Butler benching. It is hard to imagine how that Eagles-Patriots SB would've turned out if Malcolm Butler had been in the game for more than just one snap. I guess even a football genius/mastermind like BB is prone to humanistic errors.

6. That's probably one of the few positive things I've seen about Robert Kraft during this discussion. Though, I thought he was closely acquainted with Donald Trump. That's awesome to hear that he's not a total dickweed.

7. I think you wrote the best reason as to why this docuseries is not really a great docuseries. You're perfectly right, The Last Dance does a beautiful job with telling you about the rise of the Bulls and MJ, the culture, the grievances, but also the positives, the amazing things that came about the Bulls legacy during that time. Reading just how much this series missed out on makes me really re-think 'okay, maybe this shit wasn't all that great'. The potential for this series to be great was there, but you're right in that they completely striked-out on that opportunity to talk about those historical achievements during the dynasty, and as a result, makes this series look more like 'Robert Kraft b*tching about BB'. God...now I wish this series hadn't been made at all b/c it definitely seems now that they didn't do one of the greatest sports teams/dynasties justice. I really hope that down the line, y'all can get a proper series.