Robert Kraft And Gronkowski Reunited At Edelman’s Documentary Premiere

The Patriots are back together again. The New England Patriots reunited at the documentary premiere of Julian Edelman’s new documentary.

Edelman’s documentary offers details of his life on and off the field. His teammates attended the premiere, and even Rob Gronkowski showed up. He showed up with his gorgeous swimsuit supermodel Camille Kostek. Patriots owner Robert Kraft was there, too.

Snoop Dogg was on the red carpet despite the fact that he is a Steelers fan. Former Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola came to the premiere. One person is missing.

Where is Tom Brady? It seems like the quarterback is too busy training and improving his arm strength.

Edelman was more than proud of his new piece.

“When injury and controversy threatened Julian Edelman’s NFL career, he returned to his father, an auto mechanic, to fix what was broken,” a statement from Showtime read about the new documentary. “100% is an intimate behind the scenes look at the three-time Super Bowl Champion during a critical juncture in his life. After a dramatic victory in Super Bowl 51, Edelman suffered a devastating knee injury that forced him to miss the entirety of the 2017 season. The film joins Edelman as he attempts to overcome the challenge of a season ending surgery and PED suspension all while exposing the unorthodox origins that built him into one of the NFL’s most affable stars.”

Edelman didn’t even think that he will have his own documentary one day.

“If you would have told me when I got hurt two years ago that ‘100%’ would be the result, I wouldn’t have believed you,” he said. “Showtime has been amazing. It turns out making movies is a lot of fun.”

“I’m excited to finally announce my new feature documentary, 100%: Julian Edelman on [Showtime],” he announced the documentary on Instagram. “Keeping this project under wraps has been tough, a lot of highs, a lot of lows, a lot of surreal moments. Just glad we had a camera rolling so we could make this thing our way.”

This piece is a must-see. Edelman should be proud of himself.