Despite the clear sarcasm, this post is closer to reality than your typical sentiments.
Well, kudos for discerning the clear sarcasm, I can only guess how you might distort my "typical sentiments" to suit your hater narrative. But once again for the record, in a nutshell: Bill Belichick was/is a master football strategist, tactician and teacher of technique. He also succeeded for years as the Patriots' de facto general manager before key administrative support staff attrition (a/k/a "brain drain") gradually began taking a toll. Those people either were inadequately replaced or not replaced at all. He spread himself thin juggling too many roles leading to poor personnel decisions throughout the operation -- front office, player roster, coaching staff. (Yes, that included Brady, although Tom was complicit to a degree.) The football program infrastructure he built became unworkable and collapsed. As BB the coach and BB the administrator proved inseparable, he had to go. His shelf life expired and that was it.
He possibly never will coach again due primarily to his age and apparent insistence on roster control, but you never know. Belichick accomplished great things in Foxboro along with making obvious mistakes. Yet on balance the good, in terms of tangible success, outweighed the bad. There were methods to his madness including (alleged) mishandling of relationships. Your relentless demonizing and belittling the man via revisionist history that probably never will include his side of the story amounts to little more than petty spite, foremost re. Brady. The bottom line is HE'S GONE. We're on to the Mayo regime and hopefully, back to winning. The end.
Oh, and P.S. ...
Tom Brady posted a heartfelt message on social media expressing his thanks and gratitude for Bill Belichick.
www.usatoday.com
Bill Belichick and the
New England Patriots mutually agreed to
part ways after 24 seasons. A few hours following the announcement on Thursday,
Tom Brady posteda heartfelt message on social media to express his gratitude.
“I’m incredibly grateful to have played for the best coach in the history of the NFL,” Brady posted on social media. “He was a great leader for the organization, and for all of the players who played for him. We accomplished some amazing things over a long period of time, many of which will be hard to replicate. he worked every day to help us achieve the ultimate goal, in the ultimate team sport. And, although we were successful, some of the greatest lessons I learned were in the moments where we faced the most challenging adversities. He set the tone for the organization to never falter in the face of adversity, and to do what we could do, and what was in our control, which was to go out and DO OUR JOB.“I could never have been the player I was without you Coach Belichick. I am forever grateful. And I wish you the best of luck in whatever you choose next.”