It’s funny how pretty much this entire season no real attention has been given to the Patriots. I’m gonna assume that the answer from these folks is that they (Pats) had an easy schedule, but the real answer is that nobody wants to really hear about the patriots and everyone wants to hear about the Rams, Seattle, Chargers, and historically Aaron Rodgers, and the Green Bay Packers and of course, Kansas City and Patrick, Mahommes. When did we become a group of people that doesn’t reward winning? Isn’t sports the standard of meritocracy? I don’t expect an entire podcast to focus on matters that are not germaine to the viewers, we get that, but the most egregious was this Monday after the AFC and NFC games where the narrative was completely about the failures, and there was not even one hats off to what New England did. Back when Max Kellerman was on the show, It was explained to us that the reason why Hockey and baseball are not covered is because the audience is not big for that. We get that. You’re running a business. But here we are two weeks removed from the Super Bowl and a team that went three and 14 for two seasons in a row and then turn it around and we don’t even get much of a discussion; the only thing that is said is that it was their game to lose, and they won because the other team was worse than them. That’s a very nice tidy analysis. I’m sure that everyone on the show has something really clever to say about what I’m saying. If you’re gonna have a journalist on the show, even one that is a sensationalist show, like this one, I expect the journalist to stand up once in a while and speak the truth. That’s journalism. Now, if that said journalist thinks the truth is that the patriots just got lucky and ended up here, then I don’t really have much more to say. I suppose a blind pig does find an acorn once in a while — sometimes many times and stumbles into multiple superbowls — and fair is a place where they judge pigs. Man I hope the Pats win the SB. Y’all will spend 3 minutes acknowledging that and the next 3 months breaking down why they should not have won. I guess Hope is a place in Ohio… Sensationalism at its finest
