Why Bill Belichick Abandoned the Hope of Landing an N.F.L. Job
Belichick, the most prepared figure in the league for so long, had to recognize a chilling reality.
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Bill Belichick has nothing left to prove. So why did he take a college coaching job?
Newly hired University of North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick insisted Thursday he's sold on the college game and not looking for a steppingstone back to pro ball.NBC News - 1d -
Bill Belichick introduced as North Carolina coach, explains why he took job: 'I didn't come here to leave'
It was mostly smiles during Belichick's introductory press conference as UNC coachCBS Sports - 1d -
Longtime Bill Belichick associate dishes on why legendary NFL coach chose college job and how he'll transition
One of Belichick's former Patriots executives shares key insightsCBS Sports - 1d -
Bill Belichick Is Taking the Coaching Job at North Carolina
The six-time Super Bowl champion has never coached at the college level.The New York Times - 1d -
Bill Belichick Is Said to Be Taking the Coaching Job at North Carolina
Belichick, who won six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, will work as a head coach at the college level for the first time.The New York Times - 1d -
Belichick details how he'd run UNC program if he lands coaching job
Bill Belichick gave an interesting answer to Pat McAfee about what the UNC football program might look like if he was the head coach.Yahoo Sports - 4d -
Bill Belichick open to taking UNC job after second meeting with school, doesn't want to be shut out of job
The six-time Super Bowl champion doesn't want to be shut out again this coaching cycleCBS Sports - 5d -
Why Bill Belichick to North Carolina isn't a totally wild idea
Yes, age is a concern when it comes to the 72-year-old Belichick, but we've seen how NIL and the transfer portal allow college programs to turn around overnight.Yahoo Sports - Dec. 6 -
Why the Chicago Bears Should Hire Bill Belichick as Their Next Coach
Yes, Belichick comes with a ton of question marks. But he’s also the greatest N.F.L. coach of all time, a columnist for The Athletic writes.The New York Times - Dec. 4
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