Why aren't we interviewing Bill Belicheck?

[CamWhoaaCam]

Only the Falcons have interviewed him so far. Seems like the perfect time for us to get in the mix for BB. Yeah I'm not the biggest fan personally, but at least with BB we know Tepper will somewhat be second fiddle as BB doesn't go for the nonsense. At least he will bring a different culture to the team. The program will definitely change under BB imo.

 

Should we pursue BB?

[Mr. Scot]

Because he's done 

[Doc Holiday]

Only reason bill is interested in any job is because he wants that record. Thats it, do you want to spend a bunch of time and money on someone just for them to tap out the moment their goals are reached? 

[Steelo]

I agree with others have said here.  He's on the downward slope in terms of career. I get what he could mean in terms of building culture.. but for how long..?

[hepcat]

He's a terrible candidate. He just wants to plop somewhere for a few years to beat Don Shula's win record

[Steelo]

Just now, hepcat said:

He's a terrible candidate. He just wants to plop somewhere for a few years to beat Don Shula's win record

Respect to what he has accomplished, but this is probably why the ATL thing died down.  He doesn't really have a coaching tree that inspires confidence post his reign.  ATL could get the wins required in a couple years.. 4 max.  Where does that leave them afterwards? Restarting all over again.

[Mother Grabber]

because he’s below .500 without Tom Brady

[hepcat]

4 minutes ago, Steelo said:

Respect to what he has accomplished, but this is probably why the ATL thing died down.  He doesn't really have a coaching tree that inspires confidence post his reign.  ATL could get the wins required in a couple years.. 4 max.  Where does that leave them afterwards? Restarting all over again.

I'm not sure he's getting hired anywhere this offseason. Maybe he takes a year off and one of the talented but underachieving playoff teams (Cowboys, Bills come to mind) want to hire him to get them over the hump. Who knows. 

[Steelo]

3 minutes ago, hepcat said:

I'm not sure he's getting hired anywhere this offseason. Maybe he takes a year off and one of the talented but underachieving playoff teams (Cowboys, Bills come to mind) want to hire him to get them over the hump. Who knows. 

I was almost assured he would take an advising job for a season.

[MtnJax]

Better question is, why hasn’t anyone else interviewed him other than the Falcons?

[rayzor]

Do we have a Tom Brady in his 20s or 30s? If not, then he's no good to us. He's not really firing on all cylinders. Remember he went a year with an offense without offensive coaches?

Pretty much I do not want.

[t96]

31 minutes ago, rayzor said:

Do we have a Tom Brady in his 20s or 30s? If not, then he's no good to us. He's not really firing on all cylinders. Remember he went a year with an offense without offensive coaches?

Pretty much I do not want.

The league has passed him by but I'm fairly confident Bryce Young under Belichick in the 2000s would've won a few SBs. Brady played such a small role in Belichick's early success. That evolved over the course of Brady's career but those first 6 years and 3 SBs were all Belichick (and his cheating of course).

[KatsAzz]

Belichick is like yesterdays news. I want a fresh new offensive minded coach to help stop the bleeding and turn this team around.

[OldhamA]

I think the question you need to ask yourself is why isn't Bill Belichick interviewing the Panthers?

 

The dude has 8 Super Bowl rings btw, the least you could do is spell his name correctly!