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Regarding Bill Belichick’s future and if he would rejoin the Patriots as head coach for the upcoming season, there has been a lot of conjecture lately. That should only get stronger when the regular season comes to an end. Belichick usually refrains from adding any commentary to such conversations, but on Tuesday he made a comical exception.
“Everyone could see it if I was going to do anything,” Belichick declared in his monthly appearance on “The Greg Hill Show” on WEEI. “I would put it out there on Twitter and MyFace.” “If I don’t do that, then I’ll just keep it private.”
Belichick doesn’t have an account on X (previously Twitter), so there’s no need to hurry there. However, he was a little more chatty during the radio hit. The six-time Super Bowl champion head coach gave assurances that the talk regarding his employment position hasn’t distracted him.”Whatever success I have had, I’ve tried to go about my job the same way every week — win, lose, good years, bad years, whatever they are,” Belichick stated. “Each week, prepare for that week, give it your all to help your side win, and then go on to the next match after that one. And when the season concludes, that’s when it ends.
However, on a weekly basis, I don’t want to waste time or become bogged down in what occurred five years ago, what will occur in two years, or a host of other unrelated things. concentrating just on the Jets.”
For the first time since 2000, when Belichick took over as head coach of the team, the Patriots finished last in the AFC East. As a result, they are presently projected to choose third in the 2024 NFL Draft.
“I’m committed to the team that I’m coaching right now, the players that are here,” Belichick responded when asked if, going into Week 18, he considers the Patriots’ draft choice. “I’m going to give them my best every single day because they deserve it.
After hosting the Jets on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET on FOX and the FOX Sports app, the Patriots’ dismal season will come to an end. Patriots owner Robert Kraft stated in March of the previous year that he thought it was crucial that New England made the playoffs.Belichick, who is 71 years old and has 302-164 wins, is 27 wins away from tying Don Shula for the NFL record. Additionally, he is one loss away from tying Dan Reeves and Jeff Fisher for the most in the regular season alone, as well as Tom Landry for the most in the regular season and postseason combined.
