Tonight (9/27) on Showtime's Inside The NFL: BB, from the Texans game... MIKED UP! --link to recap

I'm in.

Someone BETTER get a link to this for those of us in the lower classes without premium channels.

This gets re-aired on NFLnet and I think NBC sports might air it too(that might just be the highlight package though).

Here's a Reiss recap (BSPN):

When Jacoby Brissett gave football to Bill Belichick, he said 'ball security'

Some notable highlights and Belichick quotes (slight paraphrasing):


--Belichick walking over to Wilfork pre-game, giving him a hug: "Since you haven't walked over to me, I figured that I'd walk over to you."

--Then greeting Romeo Crennel with a hug as well: "You guys have probably been wondering who you'd see tonight. So have we."

--Discussing Brissett with JMcD pre-game: "He's looked a little wild so far." Josh attempts to assure Belichick by pointing out that he's hit his receivers in stride several times and feels that he'll settle down. Belichick nods.

--Tells Blount to continue running behind the double teams. Moments later (surprise) we see Blount going off on his long TD run.

--Cameras show Belichick having some technical issues with his tablet. He needs assistance from the official NFL tech guy standing next to him, who promptly fixes the issue and hands it back to coach. Belichick keeps the "thank you" deep in his pocket and gets right back to the tablet.

--Belichick speaking into the coach's headset: "We've played a strong 50 minutes of football. Let's make it 60."

--ST coach asking Belichick if he wants Gost to boot it in the endzone. Belichick responds by saying "make them run it out." We then see the highlights of the Texans fumbling twice on kickoff returns.

--Cameras show a happy, somewhat animated (yes) Belichick congratulating his coaches and players. Josh McDaniels seems to be very happy and proud of his gameplan.

They all agreed BB is the best coach ever. Brandon Marshall got all annoyed when Irvin stated that TB may have a little bit of his legacy hit with the 3-0 start. Marshall was in shock. Said TB is the greatest of all time.

Then he said sorry Jets Nation. But BB is the best coach ever.

Too bad he's not a Pat. Really is.

ViperGTS said:

They all agreed BB is the best coach ever. Brandon Marshall got all annoyed when Irvin stated that TB may have a little bit of his legacy hit with the 3-0 start. Marshall was in shock. Said TB is the greatest of all time.

Then he said sorry Jets Nation. But BB is the best coach ever.

Too bad he's not a Pat. Really is.

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+1 He's played 11 years with Den,Mia, Chi and NYJ and never been to the playoffs. He's played 10 games versus NE (3-7 record) so he has seen it up close in comparison to where he's been.... It's refreshing when you see an opposing player give props to Brady and Belichick...

Patsfanin Philly said:

+1 He's played 11 years with Den,Mia, Chi and NYJ and never been to the playoffs. He's played 10 games versus NE (3-7 record) so he has seen it up close in comparison to where he's been.... It's refreshing when you see an opposing player give props to Brady and Belichick...

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Buyer beware though, because this paragraph could have perfectly described Ocho Cinco before he joined the Pats.

Sicilian said:

Buyer beware though, because this paragraph could have perfectly described Ocho Cinco before he joined the Pats.

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Oh I didn't say I wanted him here, I was just explaining why he appreciates the coaching and quarterbacking we have here......After watching OBJ pouting on the sidelines this past weekend, I wouldn't want him either despite his talent.....
That being said, I could see Marshall being like a Randy Moss, a good soldier ( who saw what a crap organization or two looks like)for a few years before 'issues' develop. Unfortunately for him, he's 2-3 years too late as that train has left the station..

ViperGTS said:

They all agreed BB is the best coach ever. Brandon Marshall got all annoyed when Irvin stated that TB may have a little bit of his legacy hit with the 3-0 start. Marshall was in shock. Said TB is the greatest of all time.

Then he said sorry Jets Nation. But BB is the best coach ever.

Too bad he's not a Pat. Really is.

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C'mon Deacon. You are better than that.

Here's the Inside the NFL video per Reddit:

Man...it's a joy to watch these sound bites and see BB coach.... thanks for sharing the link ....

Patsfanin Philly said:

+1 He's played 11 years with Den,Mia, Chi and NYJ and never been to the playoffs. He's played 10 games versus NE (3-7 record) so he has seen it up close in comparison to where he's been.... It's refreshing when you see an opposing player give props to Brady and Belichick...

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I read somewhere where Marshall was regretful of the way he acted early in his career and as he sees his career wind down there are some people he needs to apologize to, including Josh McDaniels. FINALLY he's a grown up now with the Jets and understands. He "gets it" now.

Unfortunately he's a Jet now, but you cannot deny he's an excellent WR. Sometimes it take these guys a long time to understand the dynamics of how to get a team to win, and "I" isn't one of them.

this one has a little more audio about some formation etc which BB is trying to tell Josh


'Sound FX': Belichick on the field

patfanken said:

I read somewhere where Marshall was regretful of the way he acted early in his career and as he sees his career wind down there are some people he needs to apologize to, including Josh McDaniels. FINALLY he's a grown up now with the Jets and understands. He "gets it" now.

Unfortunately he's a Jet now, but you cannot deny he's an excellent WR. Sometimes it take these guys a long time to understand the dynamics of how to get a team to win, and "I" isn't one of them.

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I believe that he's battled some mental health issues, Ken. That may help to explain some of his poor attitude and decision making earlier in his career. I think he's been fairly straightforward regarding his battles, and he seems to be helping people come to terms with their issues through awareness, meditation, and counseling.

Good luck to him.

supafly said:

I believe that he's battled some mental health issues, Ken. That may help to explain some of his poor attitude and decision making earlier in his career. I think he's been fairly straightforward regarding his battles, and he seems to be helping people come to terms with their issues through awareness, meditation, and counseling.

Good luck to him.

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Yeah, I knew about his mental health issues, and he's been a good and honest spokesperson for a couple of years now on mental health issues. I used to hate him, in his Denver years as the archetype diva WR. I liked him better when he was up front about his problems in Miami. And since reading the MMQB article, I want to like him even more now.....except there's the issue of that uniform he's wearing.

patfanken said:

Yeah, I knew about his mental health issues, and he's been a good and honest spokesperson for a couple of years now on mental health issues. I used to hate him, in his Denver years as the archetype diva WR. I liked him better when he was up front about his problems in Miami. And since reading the MMQB article, I want to like him even more now.....except there's the issue of that uniform he's wearing.

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Yes, sir. Ditto that. I have a deep appreciation for anyone who has overcome obstacles/previous mistakes, gotten on the right track and made something of themselves. That said, it's hard to look past the fact that he's green with envy.