Is Bill Belichek's coaching career finally over? No one seems to be interested in hiring him after they've interviewed him. He'd do well to just ride off into the sunset and enjoy the fruits of one of the most successful careers in NFL history.

#2 pick in the draft (QB) and $90M in Cap space to spend.

I think the big wall Belichick put up was that he wanted direct access to the owner like he had in NE. Head of football operations and GM’s weren’t going along with that.

Bill is barely over .500 without Brady* and Campbell looked great as DC with Micah Parsons….we’ll see.

*Bill was the DC for the Giants during the Parcell era but he had LT.

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He’ll wait to see if a contender loses a couple games early next year.

His stock will go up as he waits on the sidelines. Barring a health issue, I don't see him letting go of his ambition of owning the record for most wins.

At his age, he needs a year off, and might just like it enough to retire for good. Maybe he and Brady can enter some celebrity golf tournaments and play as a team.

How do they expect him to perform miracles for the Commies? Just asking.

My two cents

It's not his fault if Dallas has been cursed to fall apart every year in the playoffs. I wish him well in DC. As was mentioned before, he's got a lot of opportunity with favorable draft picks and cap money to start rebuilding right away.

the former losing coach of the Falcons. Remember when the birds blew a 28 point lead to the Pats in the Super Bowl? Who was their HC? Yep. Him. Nobody's first choice, per my spousal unit (who is a lifelong Commies fan, sad to say).