Bill Belichick finished his worst season as head coach of the New England Patriots with a 4-13 record. After the retirement of Tom Brady, nothing has been the same for the head coach.
Mac Jones was definitely not the franchise quarterback of the future and, considering the team’s terrible performances, Belichick has been singled out as the main responsible because of his crucial role as general manager.
As a result, Bill Belichick is officially out of the Patriots. Before that announcement, the NFL legend had already stated he has no plans to retire and, as expected, many teams will make a big push to sign him.
“This is a day of gratitude and celebration. I’m very proud of that. I’ll have those memories for the rest of my life. The fans here are amazing. The sendoffs, the parades, the Sundays. We’re gonna move on. I’m looking forward and excited for the future.”
Bill Belichick is on the hot seat with the New England Patriots (Getty Images)
Will Bill Belichick be fired as head coach of the Patriots?
This Thursday, Bill Belichick and the Patriots officialy parted ways. Considering he is not ready to retire as head coach of the NFL, the door is open for teams such as the Chargers or maybe the Commanders.
A few days ago, this was his answer when asked if such a bad season had taken any wind out of his sails as far as the effort it takes to coach. Here, Belichick finally elaborated about all the controversy around his job and career.
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“I enjoy coaching. Like I said, it was a disappointing season. I covered that in the opening statement. That’s how I feel, but, no, I still like coaching the team. I like preparing the team, game planning, coaching on Sundays. But the results weren’t good and none of us are happy with those.”
