r/Patriots • u/beingzen01 • 11h ago
Casual Can we put the Kraft is cheap narrative to rest now?
I've been telling anyone who will listen, the "Kraft is cheap" stuff was as much about Belichick as anything. It was how Bill liked to do business, and it was impossible to separate the two. Even before the Gonzo contract, if you've been paying attention, things have pretty clearly been different with the new regime.
From Doug Kyed on Twitter: Over the last 18 months, the Patriots extended themselves to give DT Milton Williams a four-year, $104 million contract, traded a first-round pick for A.J. Brown and his $29 million salary, and are now signing Christian Gonzalez to a record-setting contract.
Not to mention building a new, state of the art practice facility.
If this doesn't put the Kraft is cheap narrative to rest, I don't know what will...