The Washington Chiefs appear to have allowed former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick to remain a free agent this offseason.
“There are signs that the Chiefs’ search committee, which includes new owner Josh Harris and his new general manager Adam Peters, plans to reach out to Belichick,” Fox Sports NFC East reporter Ralph Vacchiano wrote Wednesday afternoon. “There isn’t,” he. said. The six-time Super Bowl-winning coach appears to be discussing a sabbatical for the club.
The Vedoriano Washington team is ready to work with GM, which is ready to control a few years in Belichik (71), which is associated with GM, which can be borrowed for years. Belichik changes whether or not it is inside.
The Belichick said he will work with executives authorized by team ownership to make final draft and personnel decisions after Week 18. Given that he is just 15 years away from setting the career wins record (regular season and postseason combined) for an NFL head coach, could be very reluctant to be hired by a rebuilding franchise, according to Commanders sources.
Former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady played under Belichick from 2000 through the 2019 season and said Tuesday he believes his former coach is “on fire” when he returns to the field this fall.Assuming Belichick is considering joining one of the other NFC East clubs in January, Harris may want to rethink how he handles the ongoing recruiting process.
