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Last night, ESPN published an explosive report that detailed the deteriorating relationship between Bill Belichick, Robert Kraft and Tom Brady and how the Patriots dynasty may come to an end after this season.
via ESPN
NOBODY IS BUDGING now. Kraft, Brady and Belichick were supposed to meet in late December to clear the air, but that never happened. It probably won’t until after the season. Those interviewed describe a lingering sadness around the team, as if coaches and staff know that the end might be near. Both McDaniels and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia are expected to become head coaches; other assistant coaches might leave to join their staffs or for college jobs, or even retire. The imminent exodus raises the question going forward: Is it possible that Belichick would rather walk away than try to rebuild the staff with a 41-year-old Brady and another year of Guerrero drama — all while trying to develop a new quarterback?
According to New York Daily News writer Gary Meyers sources are telling him that the long-time Patriots head coach may be considering taking the Giants head coaching job because of current tensions within the organization.
Via NY Daily News
“I’m sure Bill knows this is his last chance to be the Giants coach,” a source close to Belichick said Friday. “Bill sees an opening — an opening to get to the Giants.”
The source has not spoken to Belichick since the story came out, but is very familiar with The Hoodie’s desire to coach the Giants.
The source also said he’s not certain if the reported friction and tension in New England will prompt Belichick to force his way out, but if he does, he said he is certain, “The Giants are the only place he wants to be.”
Belichick was an assistant coach for the Giants for over 12 years and helped coach the team to two Superbowl championships back in the late 80’s/early 90’s.
I really want this to happen so I can watch Belichick lose his mind while coaching Odell Beckham Jr.