#bill-belichick

#bill-belichick

A few became the most infamous of all, like wide receivers N'Keal Harry and Tyquan Thornton, both of whom the former head coach reached for when they were selected. Neither did much of anything during their time in New England, and they were on another team within three years. For the most part, letting them go didn't look like a bad decision, and while that remains true, the rise of Thornton with the Chiefs this offseason is certainly noteworthy.

The Patriots had made just two Super Bowl appearances, losing in both and by an average of 25 points before Brady became the quarterback.

"I'm obviously biased. I think from playing there, and I think playing on defense, and some of the thought processes that went into some game plans, and even overall the team success that the Patriots had, you can't take away."

"I think you're trying to steal lacrosse players to play football. How else would you explain this?" Rabil said to Belichick before dramatically revealing what he said was the printout of an email exchange.

Dykes noted a sense of déjà vu as TCU opens against another high-profile coach, this time Belichick, after a similar matchup with Sanders last year.

These are public records requests. I don't know why this should be vague or ambiguous...You get things in exchange for what feels like a reasonable level of transparency.

According to TMZ, the boat has recently been renamed "One Plus Eight Rings."

As far as North Carolina and Bill Belichick, he's arguably the best coach ever. They've committed money to it. They've helped him with academics, they've lowered those standards some. So, there's absolutely no reason they shouldn't be successful.

There's so many things you've got to ask him, and they asked him nothing. Oh my God, that was bad.

"I think there's a chance, an absolutely real chance that he doesn't [make it to his first game]...even before the Jordon Hudson thing became as public..."

With nothing else to say after such an abysmal showing, Colorado's social media team quoted Hudson in a post, saying, "We're not talking about this" over a photo of Hudson during boyfriend Bill Belichick's disastrous interview.

“Prior to this interview, I clearly communicated with my publicist at Simon & Schuster that any promotional interviews I participated in would agree to focus solely on the contents of the book.”

Nobody cares about how you figured the formula to decide and come up the NFL corporate ladder, because the only thing that saved you in the NFL corporate ladder was [Tom] Brady.

I agreed to speak with CBS Sunday Morning to promote my new book, and prior to this interview, I communicated with my publicist that discussions would focus solely on the contents of the book.