Belichick may be trying to establish an ex-Patriots outpost with another NFL team.
Bill belichick is said to be considering teaming up with these well-known faces in order to establish an ex-patriots outpost with another nfl team, as josh McDaniels did before him. During an interview with 98.5 the sports hub’s “Felger & Mazz” show on tuesday, Belichick plans to recruit a large number of former and present patriots employees to his new position, according to boston sports journal’s greg Bedard.
Bill O’Brien, the offensive coordinator, has a “poor” chance of remaining in new england, and Matt Patricia, the philadelphia eagles’ defensive play-caller, is one of them. Bedard gave insight into mcdaniels’ future. Mcdaniels is a favored candidate for the position of patriots’ next offensive coordinator, according to Bedard.
According to Bedard, there is a rumor around the league that bill will be able to reunite the band. “with mcdaniels, o’brien, matt patricia, joe judge, and all of this stuff. Mcdaniels seems to be taking a step back a little and serving more as an assistant head coach or staff liaison for a year or two, as matt patricia and joe judge have done recently. “i’m not sure if that is true.” League members are debating this issue.
Bill is, according to them, orchestrating events. The nation of pat’s pulpit sb it’s still unclear where Belichick will take his next role as head coach. despite their team’s playoff loss to the green bay packers in the first round, the cowboys can still be eliminated because they want mike McCarthy to remain on staff.
After Belichick ‘s departure from the patriots, dallas was once considered to be one of his top options.
As of thursday morning, the atlanta falcons were the only team to interview belichick. They most likely deserve to be considered the favorites until further notice.
