Bill Belichick on winning in Cleveland, tying George Halas on NFL's all-time wins list
The Patriots head coach had a smile about winning in Cleveland, but quickly turned all praise onto his players for reaching a career milestone on Sunday.
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The Patriots head coach had a smile about winning in Cleveland, but quickly turned all praise onto his players for reaching a career milestone on Sunday.
Bill Belichick wasn't the one to bring back his "day by day" answer on Friday, but he had plenty of sarcasm oozing from his morning press conference.
The Patriots head coach did not want to discuss Mac Jones' injury status for Week 6 -- but he was happy when someone else used the phrase "day by day" for him.
"It was hard to hire me in 2000," Belichick said Monday morning.
Bill Belichick doesn't want to be asked about New England's offensive play-calling anymore. Write that down.
Steve Burton and Christian Fauria break down Sunday's overtime loss by the Patriots in Green Bay. Rookie Bailey Zappe has to take over at QB after Brian Hoyer left with a head injury, and the New England defense kept Aaron Rodgers in check for much of the game. What will the Patriots do now at quarterback? Burton and Fauria have plenty to discuss from Week 4!
"I don't think it was heavily considered, no."
Bill Belichick speaks after the Patriots' overtime loss in Green Bay.
With Mac Jones, Tom Brady, Jacoby Brissett and Jimmy Garoppolo all starting games at quarterback this year in the NFL, the influence of Bill Belichick on the quarterback position has been notable. Now, you can add one more passer to the list.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss discuss Mac Jones' injury, which will likely sideline the QB for multiple weeks. That means Brian Hoyer will be starting at quarterback for the Patriots, a team he's given a lot to over his three stints with the club.
Bill Belichick is not a doctor, and he will not play one on your TV. The Patriots head coach didn't offer much of an update on injured quarterback Mac Jones, saying only that the team is taking the injury "day by day."
At least that is what the Patriots quarterback is saying. And that's all he's saying, really. If you want any more info, go ask Bill Belichick.
For the second time in three weeks, Bill Belichick discussed how the Patriots beat themselves with turnovers and poor execution. He did not have an updated on quarterback Mac Jones, who limped off the field late in the game with a left leg injury.
The Patriots have played just one game, but is this weekend's tilt against the Steelers in Pittsburgh a must-win? CBS Boston's Michael Hurley breaks it down.
The Patriots head coach highlighted what the Steelers' defense does well -- which is a lot.
Kendrick Bourne has been in Bill Belichick's doghouse all summer and barely saw the field in Week 1 down in Miami. Mac Jones and Matthew Slater offered up support for their teammate on Monday.
Dan Roche and Christian Fauria discuss New England's season-opening loss to the Dolphins, from Mac Jones' performance (and back injury) and the lack of playing time for Kendrick Bourne.
The Patriots lost their season opener, 20-7, to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday and quarterback Mac Jones underwent X-rays on his back after the game. Steve Burton and Mike Reiss break down what went wrong for the Patriots throughout the game.
It was not a disciplinary move, but that is all Bill Belichick would really say about Kendrick Bourne barely playing in the Patriots' Week 1 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
The Patriots head coach said his team got off to a disappointing start to the 2022 season after two big plays really swung their Week 1 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
When Bill Belichick hit the field on Sunday in Miami, he showed he's not afraid to mix things up.
The Patriots returned to the playoffs last year, but hopes are not very high heading into the 2022 season. Should we expect the team to take a step back? Michael Hurley breaks it down!
The preseason is over and games are going to start counting in a couple of weeks. The New England Patriots did not look good throughout the summer, but Steve Burton says not to panic. Christian Fauria disagrees -- and let Burton know on Sunday night's Sports Final on WBZ-TV.
"Most of these guys are just better than everybody else [in college]," Belichick said of collegiate players who end up going to the NFL. "They're just better than them."
A smiling Bill Belichick reminded reporters that the offensive play-calling remains a "process."
