stuvian Posted December 6 Posted December 6 If he's entertaining college football jobs, it's because he's been told he won't be allowed back in the NFL. Quote
MrEpsYtown Posted December 6 Posted December 6 Wait so he's not too old etc etc etc? All that stuff from the other thread... He's a coach. He wants to coach. I am a coach and I can say from experience when you don't coach, while your life is 100 times easier, you feel like there is a hole in your soul and something is missing. Quote
co_springs_billsfan Posted December 6 Posted December 6 10 hours ago, clearwater cadet said: He just getting himself some leverage for a hugh NFL deal. Hefner? 1 Quote
T master Posted December 6 Posted December 6 No disrespect to NC but i'd say that would be a step backwards & would do nothing for him as far as his wanting the win total for the NFL so i'm thinking he won't be a college coach anytime soon . I can see him in Jerry world just because of Jerry but seeing as he didn't learn a thing with Jimmy it may not be a good match . Quote
GoBills! Posted December 6 Posted December 6 15 hours ago, TheyCallMeAndy said: Why college? No better spot for him to find a wife when his hits 27. Maybe his GF wanted to go to grad school and he doesn’t want to pay for it. Plus she may be too old for him by then. Quote
djp14150 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 I think…. Bellicheat does not want to coach another NFL team because it could damage his reputation of a brady- less coach in college he probably doesn’t want to handle some of the stuff with recruiting so he probably requires a recruiting lead or GM who handles the recruiting Quote
BillsShredder83 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 17 hours ago, Gregg said: MLFootball on X: "🚨BREAKING: Legendary #Patroits HC Bill Belichick interviewed for the North Carolina head coaching job, per @InsideCarolina. 👀👀👀 Belichick is an 8x time Super Bowl champion and he’s looking to get back into coaching. https://t.co/P12LpQoqtg" / X Didn't see this coming. Why would Bill want to coach in college. I bet itd work and is actually the best place and chance for him to succeed. How many college disciplinary coaches have we seen flame out hard in the nfl. hard to do that crap to grown men with bigger egos and millions in the bank, and they run right back to college. BB managed to iron fist rule even an ego like Brady. Imagine what he could do with babyface 18yr olds that only have to put up with him 3-4 years. Quote
Sgt. Ski Posted December 6 Posted December 6 17 hours ago, H2o said: Maybe to the Jets because of the pieces they have on defense. I could see him going there and bringing McDaniels in to run the offense. Draft OL heavy and see how it goes. he will never go to the jets. remember, he spurned the jets when parcell left, and gave him the reigns , he said no and went to the pats. 1 Quote
Ridgewaycynic2013 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 14 hours ago, First Round Bust said: would be an impressive teacher - adjunct professor capable NFL 101 - Defense, The Media, and my career as a Jet NFL 202 - The History of Long Snapping LAW 303 - Its Not Cheating Until You Get Caught Thesis - Can You Win Wihout a Franchise QB Elective - Dating women 1/3 your age "Who is Ernie Adams, and why is Coach Belichick demanding Adams be named as 'special assistant'?" 1 Quote
TheFunPolice Posted December 6 Posted December 6 (edited) Hey, Paterno coached until he was 85 so Belichick could have a decade of coaching still in him. It's hard to imagine him coaching in college, but then again he would have total control, be a legend on campus, and the college environment is a lot of fun. He would also be able to be the grumpy taskmaster type with younger players more so than with NFL players. Edited December 6 by TheFunPolice Quote
JP51 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 17 hours ago, hondo in seattle said: Maybe. But college coaches need to be good recruiters. It doesn't seem like Belichick would enjoy that part of the role - or be particularly good at it given his age and dry personality. Agreed and need to deal with lots of turnover... I cant see him doing this... maybe to get NFL teams to go wait... if we want him we need to be aggressive... thats about all I see here is a posture... but time will tell... Quote
RyanC883 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 17 hours ago, DCofNC said: I bet he would be scary good in college. Complete control of a system, dominant D, would be awesome. I don’t believe he won’t be able to land an NFL job this cycle, if he’s willing to give up a little power, but he’s so close to the all-time wins record, it’s gotta happen. Giants with the #1 pick might just be the ticket. Good points. I wonder how he would be at recruiting, but then again, he was likable in his position as an analyst. 1 Quote
blitzboy54 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 Who needs to interview Bill Belichick? Like "hey, I want to give this Bill guy a look, might be a good fit" Doesn't BB interview you? Quote
H2o Posted December 6 Posted December 6 1 hour ago, Sgt. Ski said: he will never go to the jets. remember, he spurned the jets when parcell left, and gave him the reigns , he said no and went to the pats. I had forgotten about his disdain for the Jets, but everyone has reminded me Quote
ticketssince61 Posted December 6 Posted December 6 21 hours ago, hondo in seattle said: Maybe. But college coaches need to be good recruiters. It doesn't seem like Belichick would enjoy that part of the role - or be particularly good at it given his age and dry personality. I think just his reputation would be a major draw and he could leave the leg work to others 1 Quote
dpberr Posted December 6 Posted December 6 I think he will stay in broadcasting. I don't think any NFL team or Division 1 school is likely to hire a soon-to-be 73-year-old coach. NFL teams and colleges invest heavily in infrastructure around a head coach, with the expectation that it will remain in place for several years. At 73, concerns about health and the inevitable effects of aging arise. Why do I bring this up? I believe that if Wade Phillips were younger, he would have been an NFL head coach in recent years—especially considering the success he had with the Rams' SB defense. After that, you know what he did? He became the head coach of a UFL team, where he performed quite well, and that was it. Quote
RobbRiddick Posted December 6 Posted December 6 I'd rather he stayed in the media. I like listening to him, knows what he's talking about and doesn't shout Quote
Big Turk Posted December 6 Posted December 6 8 hours ago, TheFunPolice said: Hey, Paterno coached until he was 85 so Belichick could have a decade of coaching still in him. It's hard to imagine him coaching in college, but then again he would have total control, be a legend on campus, and the college environment is a lot of fun. He would also be able to be the grumpy taskmaster type with younger players more so than with NFL players. And have plenty of hot women to get with if his current GF doesn't pan out. Quote
Beck Water Posted December 7 Posted December 7 On 12/5/2024 at 3:09 PM, Gregg said: MLFootball on X: "🚨BREAKING: Legendary #Patroits HC Bill Belichick interviewed for the North Carolina head coaching job, per @InsideCarolina. 👀👀👀 Belichick is an 8x time Super Bowl champion and he’s looking to get back into coaching. https://t.co/P12LpQoqtg" / X Didn't see this coming. Why would Bill want to coach in college. I'll go further: in today's college environment, I don't think it would suit his strengths. Recruiting and relating to young athletes does not seem like his tea-cup Quote
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