The New England Patriots‘ means of doing enterprise has been criticized over the previous few seasons. Cassius Marsh has mentioned the “Patriot Method” that propelled the franchise to 6 Tremendous Bowl titles earlier than, and not too long ago doubled down on his criticism of the crew.

Marsh, at present a linebacker with the Pittsburgh Steelers, spent simply 9 video games with the Patriots in 2017. He wasn’t a fan of the way in which issues are achieved in Foxborough. 

“The Patriot Method is fairly, it is extraordinarily spectacular. Like, they work day in and day trip, their work ethic over there, what they instill is fairly legendary. However additionally they deal with gamers like crap,” Marsh mentioned on Tom Segura’s 2 Bears, 1 Cave podcast this week, through CBS Boston. “They do not, you do not have like — you do not have a lunch, interval. You get there and you must make time to eat in between conferences. 

“And there are like 5-10 minute durations the place I’d actually go scoop meals and put it in a cup and like simply crush it actual fast earlier than I received to the following assembly. It is identical to there isn’t any B.S. There is not any enjoyable.”

Marsh has spoken up concerning the “Patriot Method” earlier than, saying they “haven’t got enjoyable there” and that he did not take pleasure in his time with the crew. Marsh has mentioned he thought-about quitting soccer due to his time in New England, though his stick with the Patriots wasn’t lengthy. Marsh is on his seventh crew in eight seasons, but he says gamers thanked him for talking out on how they had been handled enjoying there. 

Philadelphia Eagles proper deal with Lane Johnson has additionally criticized the Patriots previously, although he by no means performed for New England. Marsh was within the trenches, even when it was for simply over two months. 

If the Patriots do not make a deep playoff run within the post-Tom Brady period quickly, there is a risk extra gamers could open up about their stance on how enterprise is carried out in New England.