Bill Belichick's Successor: Tedy Bruschi? - Page 4 - New England Patriots Forums

***DarrylS*** · 07-03-2009, 05:55 AM

Not confident that Tedy will be his successor.. he may be part of the coaching tree and a future consideration.. these guys have to pay their dues before they advance to such a lofty position.. I suspect another "cerebral" type who has a lot of experience, paid his "dues" as the next coach... BB will undoubtedly have his say in that choice and future choices.

JoeSixPat · 07-03-2009, 07:44 AM

Memo to Coach Bruschi

Mayo and Gostkowski are excellent positional coaches - but you might want to consider upgrading your QB Coach and TE Coach.

***Lloyd_Christmas*** · 07-03-2009, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Urgent

Interesting story.

Bruschi told the Globe that upon retiring, he is interested in coaching, going so far as to say he has mentally organized practice stations on the field.

Smart, passionate, team-first, organized. Fans would be delighted to see Bruschi take a coaching position with the Patriots upon retirement. "A player on the sideline" after being a coach on the field.

Patriots’ Bruschi blows whistle: He eventually wants to coach - The Boston Globe

I think Bruschi has a shot at becoming an assistant and perhaps working his way up, if successful.

However, Bill Belichick's Successor? Let's not put him in Canton just yet... he's got a long way to go before that kind of talk.