Kraft on "firing" Belichick

Belichick's and balances! Kraft said, "I didn't enjoy having to fire him". Thoughts on Kraft's comments?

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00:00Robert Kraft went on The Breakfast Club yesterday in a continued desire to

00:05rewrite history. Here's how it sounded.

00:08I kept him for 24 years. I don't, yeah, I didn't enjoy having to fire him, but I

00:16tried to do it, if you look at the press conference and how it happened, try to do

00:22it in a classy way. I had given him so much power, he had full control over

00:27everything, and shame on me, I should have had some checks and balances better, but

00:34he had earned that right, but then the results weren't there, and if you're in

00:39the sports business, you know, you win or you lose, there's no gray, and I hate

00:45losing. All evidence to the contrary. There are a few things that are more

00:52disingenuous than telling someone you fired them in a classy way. There has

00:58never been a man or woman in the history of America that has been fired, but like,

01:03you know what? You wrote a really sweet note. Thank you for losing, for having me

01:07lose my job. I listened to that yesterday, and they just don't get it.

01:13The Dynasty series wasn't enough, but in the moment, this seems to be a new

01:19pattern within the Patriots. They tell you something, and then they tell you the

01:24truth later on inadvertently. When they actually had that press conference, we

01:29were told it was not a firing.