David Samson

There is some truth to that.

I like to think that Robert Kraft may have miscalculated and may be thinking stuff, though owners very rarely actually think they've done wrong.

Even when the result is bad, they don't view their actions as the cause of that result.

They view all of us as misinterpreting what the action was.

So you'd think that Robert Kraft would say, wow,

I miscalculated.

I didn't realize what I'd be doing was adding to his legacy and helping him be more of a hero.

I was trying to make sure that my thumb continued to stay on his shoulder and keep him below me.

And I wonder whether he regrets it.

But knowing the way owners are, I would say he likely doesn't and views all of this talk as really nothing and will all be soon forgotten.

But Bill Belichick not being a first ballot Hall of Famer will be just part of his byline.

Dan, it's not just the six.

I'm just upset about how it's being handled.

I'm upset that what's happening is that Shams comes out and says, now it looks like the Bucs are looking to listen.

They're willing to listen.

That doesn't change.

Teams always listen on everybody.

There's never been a time where you call on a player and say, no, no,

I don't even want to hear what you have to say because there's always a trade that you will make for any player.

Now, you deny that publicly, of course, and say, oh, that we would never trade this person.