This documentary had a lot of potential, because it opened really strongly with a lot of great content on the 2001 season and that first Super Bowl (I was too young then to really know most of this stuff). However, this documentary is lacking in football content and spends WAY too much time talking about stupid gossip and drama.
- Skips over entire Super Bowls (Panthers, Eagles 1, Giants 2), and barely any content on the Seahawks game, but 3 whole episodes on the 2001 season
- Completely skips entire seasons
- Focuses more on stupid scandals than the actual team and football. I'm so sick and tired of hearing about scientifically-disproven Deflategate and the Aaron Hernandez murders. Sitting through those segments all over again was a sufferfest. If you want to watch regurgitated fake sensationalist news and he-said she-said BS typical of the garbage media we have in this country, then have at it.
- Paints Bill really badly. I'm not saying the man was perfect, but it makes it look like everyone hated him and it really feels like a bit of a hit piece of me. I felt this way before learning it's a Robert Kraft funded piece.
- Brady is the GOAT but there is just way too much focus on him, especially for a documentary about being selfless for the greater good of the team.