it's a ****y logo and sucks
It's perfectly understandable for people to feel like Captain; younger people knew/cared
nothing about the Patriots when Kraft went along with it; then he proclaims Bledsoe the G.O.A.T. and even on the brink of a dynasty Kraft still kept the fugly F.E. after Orthwein, Parcells, Bledsoe and the old stadium were finally, mercifully gone. The flying elvis is a vestige of a deluded, insulting 90's phase when an out of towner who had nothing but contempt for us summoned his marketing team to do a makeover after being here five minutes.
There very simply was a global following of the New England Patriots a decade before Kraft even bought the old track property. People who are real New Englanders, real football fans, really loyal to the the team and aware of its proud on-field history.
Pretending we're an expansion team or the Ravens is what Kraft espouses. I do not believe he was present at the stadium when the real logo was cheered and the impostor was booed; I do not believe he was moved at all when Darryl Stingley was lying motionless on the field in Oakland after midnight our time in the preseason of '78, and there is no way in the world I believe he loves or cares about this team the way all of us do who are not in any position of influence.
The simplest solution would be for him to rename the team. The New England Krafts. The Boston Corpses. The Bay State Zombies. That would be less insulting to real local football fans, who appreciated Gil and Gino doing games that were often blacked out, when we did not win championships but could at least see and root for our team.
Oh, and until and unless Kraft permanently restores our real logo and uniforms, you can just forget about the Patriots taking their rightful place in history alongside the great dynasties like the Packers, Cowboys, 49ers, Steelers etc. No number of Super Bowls and/or diamond-encrusted rings will make the flying elvis a legitimate, professional logo.
Tom Brady deserves better.