According to Awful Announcing, while appearing on an episode of Patriots Unfiltered, Fred Kirsch, the host of the show who is also the VP of content for Kraft Sports & Entertainment/New England ...

Kirsch foresees the NFL eventually adopting the platform and adding it to the league-approved list. “So, we’re ready to go,” he noted. “Whenever the league gives us the green light we’ll ...

"Join us on the homepage of Patriots.com during the game as Patriots Unfiltered's Fred Kirsch offers his live commentary on all the action," the website said. "Plus, get live stats, score updates ...

That can change at any time. Like Kirsch said, they're waiting for the green light from the NFL. Hopefully, the NFL isn't waiting for some sort of signal, such as a hand gesture, from Twitter.

The greatest example of this came on Wednesday, with Awful Announcing catching that during a Q&A with the Patriots’ Fred Kirsch, VP of content for Kraft Sports & Entertainment a fan asked if the ...

Kirsch, the vice president of content for the Kraft Sports + Entertainment group, said the Patriots' internal content staff tried to start one, until the NFL intervened.

During last week's episode of the "Patriots Unfiltered" podcast, a fan asked the team's VP of content Fred Kirsch when the team would create an account on Bluesky to engage with users.

Guest columnist Fred Kirsch writes that WNBA players were too invested in telling her, “We were here first. We endured half empty arenas, we got no buy-in from dyed-in-the-wool male ...