Pablo Torre Uncovers Damning, Awkward Footage Of Jordon Hudson Exerting Control Over Bill Belichick

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Pablo Torre and his investigative team have dealt another blow to the embattled University of North Carolina regime, as they’ve exposed a damaging video of Jordon Hudson and how much control she exerts over Bill Belichick’s endeavors.

On the new episode of his podcast Pablo Torre Finds Out, Pablo Torre published a hot-mic video of Belichick’s girlfriend Jordon Hudson taking control of a preshow meeting prior to the filming of the NFL Films show Coach Belichick, Michael Lombardi — UNC’s current general manager — and former Pats’ defensive coordinator Matt Patricia.

The video, from September 2024, shows Hudson micro-managing graphics for the show despite not having any editing experience, belittling producers and talking about staffers behind their backs.

Pablo Torre publishes awkward hot-mic video of Jordon Hudson exerting control over Bill Belichick

According to Torre, “power dynamic” seen between Hudson and Belichick in the hot-mic video is “not dissimilar from what it’s like at Carolina right now.”

In addition to the video of Hudson, the latest episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out also unveiled reporting that suggests North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi left the team two weeks before their season-opener to seek fundraising in Saudi Arabia.

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