NFL Films: BB's mic'd up reactions synced w/ radio calls during Pats vs Phins.

[UFGatorPat]

GOAT

 

[convertedpatsfan]

I feel like you don't see head coaches bothering to teach players during games, other than Belichick. That 3 seconds where he went over to Adam Butler is more actual coaching that I've seen on camera from anyone else.

Rah Rah and Yeeeeeahh, that's not coaching. That's cheerleading.

Just say Tomlin. It's okay. We all know what you mean.

 

[Soliel]

The guys hilarious. I love the stuff he says to reporters.

No, I already covered that.
Seattle
Seattle
Already covered that

Right now sis not the time to discuss any of that

 

[K. Dog]

As I pointed out on another thread, he gets enthused at the end of this video when talking about Allen's block that he also discussed on his Bellestrator segment.

"That's a great job by Dwayne, passing up the End and getting the Corner, that's a great job."

Great point. For Belichick to see this in real time from the sidelines is impressive to.

I love this whole video it’s the best of the Belichick mic'd ups I’ve seen. Note e.g. Adam Butler's awe, what a leader.

 

[Mountain_Commando]

LMAO! Gold!

At 1:43 TJ McDonald tosses the ball to BB and catches him by surprise. BB gives him an incredulous look like "I can't deal with this **** right now" and throws the ball away in disgust, while the fella to his left quietly snickers.

 

[TomPatriot]

As I pointed out on another thread, he gets enthused at the end of this video when talking about Allen's block that he also discussed on his Bellestrator segment.

"That's a great job by Dwayne, passing up the End and getting the Corner, that's a great job."

Some people will be startled. Hoping some Allen-bashers watch this. It’s not the first time he’s made an unsung, key block. It’s like the 20th time.

 

[A Defiant Goose]

Regards,
Chris

LOL. Much better!

 

[DarrylS]

It is as though TD's are expected by BB, no big deal this is what is supposed to happen..

 

[A Defiant Goose]

It is as though TD's are expected by BB, no big deal this is what is supposed to happen..

I'm so on edge and anxious during playoff games that I have the same reaction to TDs. When Brady led the game-tying drive in SB 51 to make it 26-28 before the PAT I could barely let out a cheer. Just a small "nice ok get 2 points here." I think I still had the 2015 AFCCG in mind.

Jesus. Just thinking of that 2015 AFCCG. Offense was getting their asses kicked all day and we were a missed Gostkowski FG or 2PT conversion from sending it to overtime. Incredible.

 

[TommyD4207]

Just say Tomlin. It's okay. We all know what you mean.

Not just Tomlin. Pete Carroll, Dan Quinn, Jason Garrett, Jack Del Rio. There's a crew of them, and then a crew of the Cheesecake Factory Menu Holding Automatons like Mike McCarthy and Bob McAdoo et. al.

 

[PP2]

Reminds me of Larry Bird's expression when he was coaching the Pacers in the playoffs and they showed his reaction when Reggie Miller hit the game-winning shot in the playoffs, a long time ago- maybe '00?

Does anyone have a GIF of that? I remember the announcer saying "that's the face of an assassin."

There was absolutely no emotion on his face.

 

[Tony2046]

I'm so on edge and anxious during playoff games that I have the same reaction to TDs. When Brady led the game-tying drive in SB 51 to make it 26-28 before the PAT I could barely let out a cheer. Just a small "nice ok get 2 points here." I think I still had the 2015 AFCCG in mind.

Jesus. Just thinking of that 2015 AFCCG. Offense was getting their asses kicked all day and we were a missed Gostkowski FG or 2PT conversion from sending it to overtime. Incredible.

Same here. Waiting for the Two point conversion. After that it was thinking all types of stuff. History. Cliff Kellerman. Brady's legacy.

I'd like to say we'll never see anything like that again but Brady has this thing about one upping himself.

 

[zoostation]

He can get somewhat animated at the tight tactical scenarios (the exact distance needed on a third down), he is more stoic with the finality (a TD is scored), throw in slightly more than mumbled observation as well as an occasional modestly elevated volume praise.

A measurement in that situation stops the clock. That was his motive in that scenario. He already knew they were short.

 

[captain stone]

Video of Bill mic'ed up with synced with radio calls

The writing is OK I guess, but the video is awesome.

Watch: Bill Belichick celebrates the Patriots' five touchdowns . Sort of.

You made me click to a…Shalise Manza Young story.

I immediately clicked it off.

Pardon me while I wash my fingers & eyes.

 

[K. Dog]

"That's a great job by Dwayne, passing up the End and getting the Corner, that's a great job."

Side comment, Belichick is talking to Nick Caley, the tight ends coach, when he makes that observation about Allen's tactical non-block.

 

[Real World]

The (non) reaction to the TD's is just stone cold priceless.

 

[rochrist]

Of course it helps a lot that he knew the designed blocking scheme ahead of time and so that's where he was focused when the play happened. I just wish one of the networks would hire Matt Chatham - he is full of insights along these lines.

My sense is BB doesn't get excited when a play happens just as it was drawn up, only for stuff that goes above and beyond.

Romo approaches it. Something Belichick seems to agree with. He was effusive with his praise for the job Romo is doing.