Long Time ‘GOAT’ Coach Hater Makes Bold & Uncharacteristic Prediction for His NFL Future: “Bill Belichick Will Call The Offensive Plays For the First Time Ever”
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA – DECEMBER 18: Head coach Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots on the field before the game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 18, 2021 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
The 6-times Super Bowl winner, New England Patriots, often make everyone curious while dealing with their coach titles. In this upcoming season, nothing has changed. Many discussions are taking place among the sports fanatics about whether the team will play with or without an Offensive Coach this season.
The famous speaker on the show UNDISPUTED, Skip Bayless, shared his opinion. While discussing the matter, “Is there any scenario you can see Bill Belichick calling offensive plays this upcoming season?”
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Skip Bayless predicts, “And I will bet you that Bill Belichick will call the offensive plays for the first time ever because he needs it on his resume because if he could breakthrough with Mac Jones that he’s calling the offensive plays, that would go miles to evening the playing field with him.”
When it comes to Belichick, Skip has often criticized him. This time too the commentator did not waver about making bold remarks about the Patriot’s coach.
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Under the prime guidance of Bill Belichick, the title of defensive coordinator is left vacant since 2017. Josh McDaniels has also left the Patriots and has further signed a deal with the Raiders. So, now there is no one to call the offensive plays for the team. This, leads us to the question, will Bill Belichick himself call the offensive plays?
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New England Patriot’s Coach, Joe Judge said, “I do think it’s critical for every coach on the offense to understand the game plan and be prepared as a play-caller. In terms of who calls plays, to be honest with you that’s not the main focus for us right now as an offensive staff. When Coach (Belichick) wants us to go ahead and declare a role like that, he’ll tell us.”
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Well, if we look closely at the whole scenario, there is a high possibility that the Patriots will be entering this NFL season without issuing the title of an offensive coordinator. But even without a title, everyone is eager to know who will be leading that important front. Will it be Bill himself or are they going to announce someone new still remains a secret.
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