00:00 If the Patriots do indeed move on for Bill Belichick,
00:03 I'm not sure anyone should hire him.
00:04 Look, he's over 70 years old,
00:06 hasn't had success since Tom Brady,
00:08 didn't really have that much success before Tom Brady,
00:11 but mainly you should bring in some new fresh blood.
00:14 And I'm questioning any team that would, you know,
00:17 tab Belichick to be the next head man,
00:20 which is probably one of the reasons
00:21 that the team I've seen linked to him is the Commanders.
00:24 - Fair point.
00:26 I'm not mad at that team.
00:28 If I was to choose a team, it's probably the Chargers.
00:30 They already have their quarterback
00:32 and we've seen the atrocities with Meg Jones
00:34 and Bailey Zappi that's going on in New England.
00:38 So him going to a place that already has a quarterback
00:40 would be a huge step.
00:41 And their defense is atrocious.
00:43 Like, I know they played better as of late,
00:45 but they're very undisciplined defense
00:47 and that's his calling card.
00:48 So if there's any time I had to pick,
00:50 it's definitely the Chargers.
00:51 But there is a thing like trying to teach
00:53 an old dog new tricks.
00:54 Like Bill seems to be very much into how he's,
00:57 he's going to call the game how he calls the game.
00:59 He's going to approach the game how he approaches the game.
01:01 And that may not necessarily fly with the new NFL.
01:04 So if he was to be done in the league, I get it.
01:09 - And if I'm arguing against myself for just a second,
01:13 I will say there is the possibility
01:15 that Bill Belichick, the general manager,
01:17 has hurt Bill Belichick, the coach.
01:20 Because, you know, the personnel that New England,
01:22 the Patriots have, hasn't exactly been stellar.
01:25 So, you know, what he's doing on the sideline
01:27 may be hamstrung a little bit by that.
01:30 - Right, and it is also, like just for New England,
01:33 like his voice might just be turning stale.
01:35 He's been there for so long, they just may need a new voice.
01:37 He goes elsewhere because the way he's beloved
01:41 and respected and admired.
01:43 Maybe a different organization, the players,
01:46 they'll just relate to him much better.
01:48 But for this situation, yeah, bro.
01:50 Your time in New England is done, homie.
01:52 - On to Cincinnati.
