NFL Star Openly Taunts Bill Belichick About Being Unemployed After No Team Wanted Him In 2024
Bill Belichick likely won’t be in the NFL in 2024 and that is crazy to think about after the run he had with the New England Patriots.
The argument that the diminishment of Bill Belichick’s coaching impact has gone too far in the wake of his mutual parting with the Patriots and now one current player is adding to it.
It has been quite the busy coaching cycle, but not so much for Bill Belichick who has only had two interviews, and that was with the same team. Seven NFL teams were or are looking for a new head coach, yet only one has talked to the six-time Super Bowl winner: The Atlanta Falcons. They have since decided to hire somebody else.
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey decided to openly taunt Belichick while suggesting his lack of interest and job was an indictment of Belichick’s legacy.
“The ‘greatest coach of all time’ did not get hired out of six Head Coaching jobs open,” Humphrey wrote. “I think that debate can be put to rest now.”
The “ greatest coach of All time” did not get hired out of 6 Head Coaching jobs open . I think that debate can be put to rest now.
— marlonhumphrey.eth (@marlon_humphrey)
February 1, 2024
For 20 years, Bill Belichick and Tom Brady were the perfect NFL duo.
The pair went 219-64 in the regular season with Brady at quarterback, 21-8 in the playoffs, and 6-3 in the Super Bowl.
Towards the end, Belichick went so far as to tell Patriots owner Robert Kraft that Brady “couldn’t play anymore,” so he went and signed with Tampa Bay and the Buccaneers a Super Bowl in 2021.
The Patriots have only had one good season since his departure.
Belichick came into the NFL head coach market for the first time in over two decades in 2024, and despite multiple openings, it looks as though the six-time Super Bowl champion will stay unemployed next season.
If the 71-year-old coach sits out a year and comes back to the NFL at 72, there is still no guarantee that a team wants to bring a coach his age to the team.
NFL Fans Are Praying For Randall Cobb And His Family Following Near-Death Experience
Randall Cobb (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Randall Cobb thanked Nashville firefighters this week after his harrowing incident at his home.
The former wide receiver for the Packers, Jets, and Cowboys had a frightening fire at his home.
Aiyda Cobb, Randall’s wife, explained the scary situation via social media. “We are lucky to be alive,” she said. Aiyda added that a Tesla charger caught fire in the garage. She noted that the flames then “quickly spread.”
“We got out of the house with nothing but the clothes on our back and no shoes on our feet.”
Randall Cobb informed everybody that he, his wife, and three children were all thankfully safe. They were also able to get back into their home and save Louie, the family dog.
