Belichick mic'd up

Here's a YouTube link to the segment:

Thanks for posting that, I have been looking for a working video all day.

Love it. I would have gone full Aaron Hernandez for a chance to play football for BB

The narrator sounds like he's falling asleep.

Hahaha, smart linesman. "You guys have the best sideline in the league" to Belichick, who then spends the rest of the game trying to live up to that

PrairiePat said:

Hahaha, smart linesman. "You guys have the best sideline in the league" to Belichick, who then spends the rest of the game trying to live up to that

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The Linesman was effective, the Jacksonville coach, not so much. BB will tell you he doesn't pay attention to what's said about him but he knows he's responsible for everything bad. LOL!

Bill B is a master motivator of men.

It really is a shame the NFL's brownshirts have it out for him.

2 observations ...

- to McDaniels "Run it in 4 times"
- to Cannon "Big block on Clemons"

This stuff is gold

I was so pissed with fumble that our players just waltz around.

Greatest coach ever, period. I get goose bumps listening to him coach, we are watching legends amongst men (Belichick and Brady).

Meh. When do we get to hear Mic'd up: John Harbough? Aired as part of the double feature with Mic'd up: Shrieking, Whining, Nagging. My Ex-Wife.

QuantumMechanic said:

Here's a YouTube link to the segment:

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THIS. IS. FREAKING. AMAZING!!!

Many thanks.

Zuma said:

2 observations ...

- to McDaniels "Run it in 4 times"
- to Cannon "Big block on Clemons"

This stuff is gold

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I think this might get lost in translation so to speak if the quote is not exactly right.

- to McDaniels "4 Times, run it in" It was a reference to go 4 times if need be but to pound the ball in. Not as in "oh, we ran 4 TDs in today". At least that is how i took it.

BobDigital said:

I think this might get lost in translation so to speak if the quote is not exactly right.

- to McDaniels "4 Times, run it in" It was a reference to go 4 times if need be but to pound the ball in. Not as in "oh, we ran 4 TDs in today". At least that is how i took it.

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Yeah, if you listen it's pretty clear he means "Run it on all four downs (if you have to)."

BobDigital said:

I think this might get lost in translation so to speak if the quote is not exactly right.

- to McDaniels "4 Times, run it in" It was a reference to go 4 times if need be but to pound the ball in. Not as in "oh, we ran 4 TDs in today". At least that is how i took it.

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Yep...that's what I got from it as well. Exact quote "Run it in 4 times". Good stuff.

BobDigital said:

I think this might get lost in translation so to speak if the quote is not exactly right.

- to McDaniels "4 Times, run it in" It was a reference to go 4 times if need be but to pound the ball in. Not as in "oh, we ran 4 TDs in today". At least that is how i took it.

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That was what I thought originally, and it's a much more interesting quote than if he meant it the other way. It's actual, real-life evidence of him not stat padding Brady, so people can't use that one against either of them (if anyone even did in the first place).

Man this is awesome. Really wish they could mic him up every week

He is the high five master!

PrairiePat said:

Hahaha, smart linesman. "You guys have the best sideline in the league" to Belichick, who then spends the rest of the game trying to live up to that

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Yea that was good as well as the narrator following up with 'attention to even the smallest details'. I think the two are connected. BB's players don't shoot their mouths off to the media and they conduct their behavior even on the sideline with professionalism. These examples of attention to details are, ultimately, the way to operate a football team that limits negatives such as a penalty here and a distraction there.

Thanks for posting the video Sandor...