Over the offseason, New England Patriots team owner Robert Kraft made it clear that he wanted the team to get back to the playoffs this year. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen this year after the team has gotten off to a rough start this season.
During an interview with NFL Network’s Rich Eisen ahead of the Patriots matchup with the Indianapolis Colts in Germany, Robert Kraft made it clear that he is not happy at all with the team’s 2-7 start to the season.
“This is our thirtieth year that I’ve had the privilege of owning this team, and I’ve never been 2-7,” Kraft said. “So it’s really disappointing and I hoped that things would be a lot better, as I know our fan base did. And I hope today is a chance to reset and make this a much better year. This isn’t what we were expecting to happen this year.”
The season has been so rough that it’s even led some to wonder if the team could consider parting ways with six-time Super Bowl champion head coach Bill Belichick.
It’s clear that Kraft isn’t content with these struggles, so we’ll have to see what kind of changes the team makes.
