Bill Belichick Explains How He Got His Start in Coaching as a NY Giant

[@jgarcia7974]

In all his years coaching, he has been to 11 Super Bowls. There has been 53 Super Bowls which means Belichick has been a part of 21% of all the Super Bowls. Incredible!

[@AngelPerez-lm8uj]

Boondock Saint Great Coaching*

[@gabrielcc5606]

Damn...

[@daviddiquattro964]

12. He was an assistant on the 96 Pats (plus the 2 with the Giants and the 9 with the Patriots)

[@heshamaldhahiry95]

You sound like the reporters that get these facts from analytics to sound incredible 🤣

[@Mcgovern124]

And he’s won 15% of all super bowls

[@mr.j5526]

This man has been winning superbowls since the 80s..........let that sink in

[@MarloSoBalJr]

He does have 8 rings. Can hare 'em but to think my Ravens were a year off had he stayed with the Browns in their relocation. Oh well.

[@0mnicide]

I’m happy with my current sink but thanks for the sales pitch.

[@tanicwhisper0647]

dumb lol

[@pnwguy00]

@@MarloSoBalJr Belichick built the Ravens team that won the Super Bowl in 2000. And against his beloved Giants. that had to hurt. This is why Brady isn't the GOAT. He's been so insanely lucky to play for a brilliant football mind like BB for his entire career. A GOAT should be able to go anywhere and replicate that success. Like Peyton did. Peyton went to 4 SBs with 4 different coaches. That's ludicrous. Deep down, you know Tom wouldn't have had the career he's had without BB. That's all the doubt you need.

[@MusicthatsStrange]

@@pnwguy00 bro at the end of the day YOU HAVE TO MAKE THE PLAYS at QB Tom Brady is the best to lace it up. Buuuuut I doubt he would go to 9 superbowls without Bill but probably 3 maybe 4 him self.. Tom Brady is one of the only few quarterbacks remaining that's calling his own plays at times. Bill Belichick even said himself even if Tom and him didn't work on a situation together tom would automatically know what to do and he'd make the right decision.

[@thomasg2488]

Past coaches we've let go in Giants history. Lombardi, Landry, Sean Payton, Belichick. Read those four names again and throw something at the wall.

[@roguekoala71]

😱🤯

[@spideyschaf9489]

Even Payton’s running buddy on defense didn’t do so shabby after leaving the meadowlands...Fox took 2 clubs to the SuperBowl

[@bobmecgeo]

Hey but we did get Ray Handley, McAdoo, and don’t forget about......ok, I’ll shut up

[@jameshayes9849]

Lombardi, Landry, Parcells, Belichick, Payton, Fox, Fassel, and Coughlin

[@mikepuppetz9]

Remember that time they let go of Tom Coughlin and replaced him with Ben McAdoo?

[@BrickCity_101]

This man coached the Greatest Defensive player of all Times (Lawrence Taylor)...........Greatest Offensive player of all times (Tom Brady)........WOW!!!...Unbelievable !!!!!

[@rethink62]

Jim Brown may disagree

[@samuelsmith1462]

You are on the spectrum

[@pauldecarlo869]

And the greatest special teams player of all time too

[@ppumpkin3282]

@@pauldecarlo869 Who is that Vinateri?

[@ppumpkin3282]

@@rethink62 Brown played when men were men. They took hits and didn't go out of bounds. Probably a good thing for him that he retired early because the owner wouldn't pay him.

[@wbdrugstrat]

Bill's love for the NYG has always been obvious and evident in his words. He will always be an Giant at heart.

[@Algiers-504]

Carlos Perez cant wait for Thursday

[@Grimreepa220]

If he and the Patriots ever have a falling out imagine if he came back to coach that giants? Lol.

[@lalohernandez7479]

krypto nite I don’t see that happening lol and he’d probably retire if that were to happen

[@armandobenavidez331]

That's why he let them win 2 more sbs

[@nygtilldeath]

@@armandobenavidez331 he was out coached in both of those super bowls. Idk what the hell you were watching

[@CaleebTalib]

Bill belichick has coached the individual greatest offensive and defensive players in nfl history. Brady and Taylor

[@n00b2b3r]

And best Special teams player(Adam Vinatieri) but he has never coached the greatest three way player(Sammy Baugh)

[@oIZemiixo]

William Lee Brady “won” a super bowl throwing 180 yards and an interception. Without Belichecks defense holding the rams to 3, the pats would have lost

[@oIZemiixo]

William Lee congrats, he threw to a wide open Edelman for at least 5 of those first downs. So elite, his one good throw of the night was to gronk before the touchdown. I really don’t care that much, Brady is really good, but he isn’t the best qb of all time. Football is a team sport, I think we’ve learned that this season with all the backup qbs coming in and winning🤷🏽‍♂️. Brady is really good and in 2007, 2016 he was probably the best qb in the league. But it’s ok to say at 42 that mahomes or Rodgers is better. Y’all gonna argue he is still the best when he’s 60 and not playing anymore

[@oIZemiixo]

William Lee nobody sniffed Brady all playoffs and they got the ball out in 2 seconds. I’m not even a pats fan and I know this, guess that thing on my shoulders works pretty well🙄

[@oIZemiixo]

William Lee 🤦🏽‍♂️ you are missing the point. But the answer depends on a lot of things. The score, time left in the half, personnel, and probably more.

[@paolog.spinato7869]

It's just unbelivable how well he remembers things that happened 30 years ago.

[@WrathchildNH]

he'll tell you what offense the Lions ran in 1958 and why.... he'll tell you who invented basically every new strategy in football and who copied it over the years.... and the largest collection of football related books belongs to Bill Belichick... which he donated because he knows them all word for word, his Dad Steve wrote the book on scouting

[@jjsimmonsfire]

Watch the interview with Ernie and Jules. It’s amazing. Ernie and Bill was Ai before Ai

[@tjstrong3607]

Kudos to whoever did this interview. As genuine as it gets for B.Belichick.. As a Skins fan, the old NFC East of the 80s and early 90s were Gladiator wars every sunday. I never felt like the Giants were more talented than the Eagles, or the Cowboys-- but they were the team I feared playing the most. So well coached, needed 4 yards they got 5, few mistakes, great era for football. The NFC I think- had the top 5-6 teams, other than Bills in 90-91. But from 1985 to abt. 1995, it was all NFC

[@APerson-zf3rz]

BB for sure loves the Giants, he really loved that defensive group as well.

[@ppumpkin3282]

Bill learned coaching from his father at Navy. He spent every waking moment analyzing football. I saw one show where he was asked to diagram winning plays from 1961 Navy teams (fifty years ago) He met his long time conspirator Ernie Adams in High School at Andover where they spent every waking moment analyzing football. Ernie is still the guy he consults on the head phones before he makes any major decision on the field.

[@TheMuveTube]

P Pumpkin just verified on Wikipedia and read the whole article. Wow. Good piece of information. Thank you

[@WrathchildNH]

growing up around Annapolis Naval academy and he probably learned how to read and write going over dad's scouting reports and game film.... he's living his dream 365 days a year.... beats being a plumber

[@julian32000]

Muve link please

[@QUEENBEE200384]

My mom went to school with Bill Belichick at Annapolis High School. His family lives in our area, his dad was a scout for the Naval Academy. Go Navy. Go Ravens. Congrats to Belichick and the Pats on all your success. ✊

[@peterunnels3311]

Being a Pats fan. Coach Belichick has taught me more football in the last 20 years then I ever knew or thought I knew.

[@thanksfernuthin]

Wow! Thanks for this historical treasure. It's always great when someone gets Belichick to talk about football history. His or anyone else's. (Pats Fan)

[@openmicsuperstar4633]

Giants should have hired Belicheck after Parcells left.

[@FAITHandLOGIC]

Blame George Young

[@ladellp5135]

Sometimes you can be in a situation or position for too long. And as a result, can succumb to the temptations of your power and influence over a situation. This is the case with Bill Belichick, and many other leading role players in our society. Because the integrity, honor, and sportsmanship he once had, has now went completely out the window. All this to ensure a winning resume at all costs. He's a cheater. And because of that, I have no respect for him. If that had happened, the Giants would be known as the cheating organization. I prefer that we don't have that label.

[@borntobehated1758]

They also passed on Reggie white for an offensive linemen that didn’t wanna play for them that year

[@Mynipplesmychoice]

Ray Handley was the better hire, the players failed him

[@EuroGuy85]

Open Mic Superstar Blasphemy!!!

[@cf2851]

8:40 "I'll never be in this moment again".

[@scottaznavourian5791]

@Cesar Raudales 12

[@drewnayr1188]

@Cesar Raudales he probably never had that same feeling tho.

[@danieleagan6212]

no. body

[@bobwalton4630]

the guy has been coaching in the NFL every season since 1975.

[@BitcoinMotorist]

Beats being a plumber

[@benji24palomar]

@@BitcoinMotoristclassic Bill

[@bearbrand6626]

@@BitcoinMotorist Clever reference... well played.

[@JBaked]

My mom wasn't even born yet..... Geezus

[@joegarrison5911]

To put that in perspective, Black and Blue by the Rolling Stones had just been released that year.... insanity

[@sammyo1975]

I am a pats fan, and I feel like Bill bilichick loves the Giants more than he ever loved the Patriots, you can feel it by the way he always talks about the Giants

[@xlixchampion6420]

Hicham Osseili I think it’s because of his past, early in his career where he was “younger” in his late 30s, people who usually have had a good memorable past “love” to look back at it every once in a while. 2 Super Bowls and Lawrence Taylor aids in keeping these memories of his alive forever.

[@coldwinter5428]

NE is his present. I think when he steps down he'll be able to show a side of himself he couldn't show while he was the HC of the Patriots. Hes focused on the here and now with the Patriots. The Giants he can feel nostalgic about because hes no longer associated with them.

[@YETICOPTER]

That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard

[@joegarrison5911]

He just loves football

[@adam-bj4cr]

i was his first win

[@plbwiki768]

the Bill and Bill documentary was fantastic.

[@jeffreyabbey9592]

Imagine if Bill never left the organization We would have RINGS UPON RINGS UPON RINGS But his everything happens for a reason. We need a mind like Bill... hell Tom Coughlin type of mindset Giants need to get tough again

[@TL2354]

They would have, not we

[@scottaznavourian5791]

Bellichick got u 2 more rings anyways

[@rubenjaya5716]

TL2354 are fans not part of the team?

[@andrewp1998]

yah a couple more than he has now I bet

[@MeasuredFlat]

I doubt it. The Giants were way more inconsistent than the current dynasty in New England...

[@michaelstone1047]

He smiles a few times in this video. But the biggest smile I've ever seen on him was when he was talking about his dad being at Navy n he got to play catch with Roger Staubach

[@retrocny5625]

If we didn't have Brian Daboll right now, I'd absolutely love to see Bill Belichik end his career as the head coach of the NY Giants. Going back to where it all really started for him. Now that he's moved on from the Patriots and all. I have to believe that he'd really love to do that, he still talks about the Giants organization with such reverence today, even after those two bitter defeats in SB 42 and 46.

[@packersauburneric3625]

Fr

[@geordiejones5618]

Still crazy that he's part of all 4 Giants SB wins.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

Hardcore Giants fan but I've always loved Coach Belichick, he's someone who doesn't fool around and expects nothing but the very best from you or your outta there. That's what a real leader does. I actually like the Patriots and Brady has always been a class act. I always wish Coach the best...expect against my Big Blue. 😉

[@riffraff1880]

Evan T except*

[@4orrcountry]

@@riffraff1880 You have to point out what EVERYONE knows was a phreakin' TYPO? Surely you have more important things to do.

[@riffraff1880]

4orrcountry indeed. Prolly was in a mood that day, who knows. Don’t look into it too much padre.

[@Ozziemints]

Absolutely. No hate for the guy. He's a perfectionist and expects it from his players.

[@TheAireaidLord]

Bill won two rings with the Giants but it came at the cost of being unable to win 2 against the Giants. As a Pats fan that's how the mythos goes haha. It's ok 6 super bowls is tied with the most. But 8 would've been nice :)

[@MGAF688]

8 Super Bowl rings as a coordinator or head coach. 4 more Super Bowl appearances as a coordinator or head coach. 12 in total. Astounding. 12 out of the first 53 involved Belichick in some major way.

[@big-l5771]

Giants have the MOUNT RUSHMORE of head coaches n Assistance

[@elibenGodson]

Bring back the glory days! Go giants!

[@boris2997]

Greatest Coach in the NFL history. He won 🏆 2 SB with the Giants and lost 2 SB to the Giants. But still ended up with 8 rings 💍 he's the Goat 🐐 of coaches

[@TheMan750]

The same technique that he used against the bills, he used against the Rams, and the same technique the giants used against the Pats in 2 Super Bowls

[@Rhapbus1]

giants fans gonna stay hanging on to those super bowls for a LONG time.. hahaha fuck you

[@4orrcountry]

@@Rhapbus1 YOU would too, you genius.

[@NathanDav42]

That’s not true at all. Belichick DID take out the 1990 strategy against the Rams because it was the best one to beat a dominant offensive team with a limited QB (Brady wasn’t a capital ‘G’ Great until 2007) and was based on linebackers and coverage. Often the Giants in ‘90 and the Patriots in 2001 had 3 or even 2 down linemen. The 2007 and 2011 Giants always had at least 4 men up on the line, and while they also used blitzes more than the 1990 Giants and 2001 Pats, they specialized in getting pressure through the 4-man rush. Their D-line was much better than the 90 Giants and 2001 Pats (and even the historically excellent ‘86 team). This was especially true when they’d add the young end Justin Tuck to a line already anchored by HoFer Michael Strahan and pro-bowler Osi Umenyoira, sending 3 skilled, athletic pass rushers at Brady a lot of the time. In 2011 there was Tuck, Osi, and Jason Pierre-Paul when he was playing at a ridiculously high level and seemed to be on the path to being the most talented Giants defensive player since LT himself. 90 Giants and 2001 Pats won with ball control offenses and LB and secondary-focused D. 2007 and 11 Giants weren’t ball-control offenses and won with focus on the D-line.

[@NathanDav42]

jonesyterp I agree with you completely. My point was that the Coughlin/Spagnuolo defensive game plan against the 2007 Patriots was very different than the one Belichick used in 1990 and 2001. The earlier Belichick game plans dropped almost everyone into coverage and dared the Bills to run Thurman Thomas (which they did, and almost to victory) and the Rams to run Marshall Faulk (which Mike Martz realized WAY too late) and punished the deep WR corps of each team. The Coughlin/Spags game plan in 2007 was based not on dropping men into coverage and pounding Randy Moss and Wes Welker, but on hitting Tom Brady early and often and getting that pressure from the front 4 with larger blitzes a small element of the game plan. Spags further shook things up by often replacing a defensive tackle with young defensive end Justin Tuck, putting Tuck, Michael Strahan, and Osi Umenyoira together was like discovering nuclear fission and Brady spent the entire game worried just as much about evading them as about getting the ball to Moss and Welker. Addition: I’ll always wonder how 2008 would have gone if Strahan decided to play one more year (and Osi didn’t tear his achilles in the preseason). A full season of Spags moving all 3 ends around the line, with the team as confident as they were in reality after winning SB XLII, would have made a team that was the best in the league until Plaxico Burress shot himself even better and may have led to a repeat.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@NathanDav42 Belicheat didn't do a good job vs the Bills . They scored 19 points in 19 minutes . It was the Giants run game that beat the Bills because the Giants held the ball for over 40 minutes

[@NickGerse]

Fantastic video. Belichick is far beyond any other coach in history by this point.

[@Pete_Finch]

I think for Bill, the Giants are the "one that got away." No matter how much success he has with another team, he still thinks about the good old days with the Giants

[@wiedep]

Good to hear Jim Gordon again! How about doing a piece on Jim and the Giants?

[@terryaltherr2481]

For someone who's still salty about those two losses, I have to give Bill credit for showing so much respect for the Giants. Heck, I was amazed to see him near tears when he visited Giants Stadium in the 2009 season before it got torn down.

[@DMR4736]

his greatest coaching performance , was 1990 ; the game plan vs the 49'ers , holding Jerry Rice in check, and then the game plan in the SB against Buffalo, rushing two lineman the whole game, and punishing their receivers on every throw of Kelly's.

[@marcuslyons4558]

Coach belichick is not the only the greatest coach but he’s a genius in how he can win. Over and over again. True fundamentals to the game.

[@ashinygiratina1519]

You can't hate the man lol. He's so wholesome.

[@billm7035]

The 4 smiling pics of Bill B witnessed here account for almost every smile on that face since 1985.

[@unnanointedonesufi]

The 1986 Giants are listed as the 5th greatest defense of all time by NFL official list.

[@johnflynn1589]

I'd argue that the 1990 Giants defense was better than that of '86.

[@andrewp1998]

@@johnflynn1589 me too, they played a tougher schedule and the Bills were better than the broncos in the sb

[@unnanointedonesufi]

@@johnflynn1589 in 86 Taylor was in his prime

[@bobmecgeo]

I’d rank the NYG defenses of 85-90 as equivalent to Steelers and Bears and Raven’s best. Equal, if not a touch better. Especially 86 and 90

[@funtyes1970]

@@johnflynn1589 i disagree

[@socialdistancejusticewarri8533]

Greatest coach ever. As a Steelers fan, I am dripping with envy.

[@troyevans9981]

DAMN UNBELIEVABLE how could u let a guy like bill belichick go? He's a once and a lifetime type of guy u keep in your franchise forever from coach to gm to part owner. Just saying

[@funtyes1970]

if BB was hired after Bill Parcells left the giants Bill Belichick probably would been fired from the giants just like when Bill Belichick got fired from the Browns... you talking about from 1991 when Bill Parcells left the giants to 2000 when Bill Belichick was hired to the pats. giants was really old team when Bill Parcells left the giants that mean Bill Belichick would have to start over with the giants and rebuild the team if giants hired Bill Belichick after Bill Parcells left ...

[@EBFromLC]

Only if bill was coaching the Giants

[@ragingrebel8660]

He has more "Gates" than the Clintons. Cheatgate, deflategate etc

[@tarikbektasevic105]

deadass

[@donnydarkoh6411]

Cowboys fan here, and that was my biggest fear. Bill really loves the Giants a lot and still holds them dear to his heart.

[@chasemcbrien3327]

I think when Brady retires Belichick might go Coach the Giants for 5 or 6 years, then retire.

[@ashtonwhite7077]

@@ragingrebel8660 he don't do that no more he play fair now

[@orlandovelastegui1391]

I’ll never forget that flipper Anderson play where he caught the ball and kept on running 🏃 I was 16 years old.

[@andrewp1998]

yah that sucked

[@jds6014]

From bottom to top thru hard work. This guy has such a great personality then what you see on pre and post game interviews

[@Dan-1031]

This man has coached almost as long as my father has been alive

[@Eclipse302able]

Hes coached longer than my mother has been.

[@JBaked]

@@Eclipse302able same lol

[@manlymen552]

Yes.....that happens 😂😂😂

[@clifftanton8385]

People forget he was a great and still is a great defensive coach that can't be denied

[@josephcoleman57]

Got a little choked up there at the end.. The painful irony of Bill making his bones building a great Giants defense and a great Giants defense beating us in 2011

[@giouchiha9443]

Thank you bill belichick for your time as a giant

[@tannerboyle6610]

Steeler fan here. Saying Bill is by far the greatest football mind EVER

[@Gr8Nuzz]

What a great video. I may hate the patriots and Brady...But I love Belicheck and his style

[@reversethecurse6408]

Two of the greatest bills on the same team at the same time

[@loucaruso3971]

What Whole Lot People Forget, Giants Had Ball After 2:00 Warning, Almost Sure Close To End & Was 3rd & bout 3 If Get It, Can Basically Run Clock, Hostetler Who Was Great With Feet Pickin Up Necessary Hard Yards, Sorta Telegraphed Play & Was...Damn 1 foot & 1/2 Short On Bout 40 & Had To Kick, Which Led Some Return, Thats When Thurman Broke Another, & Keep Sayin Damn, Could"nt Get First Down, On Grass, Backed It Up Almost 48, Forget Who Came From His Left Sayin " I Got Ya Got Ya !!!! & Stopped Last Sec & Pushed It Right !!!! Appoligize Bout Goin On, Damn So Close To 1st Dn, & Under 2 min, They Had 1 Timeout, Almost Run It Down & If Don't Get 1st, Kick Back With Bout 23 Seconds !!!! Anyrate All Worked Out... Stay Strong....Peace

[@brettfavreify]

Giants-Bears playing on that parking lot. Miss the old NFL.

[@jeffreyabbey9592]

Love this Thanks Bill Belichick

[@amaddenmind4597]

I hope one day he'll come back

[@suorguy1183]

There’s no way😂

[@frednesvet5046]

8 super bowl victories. Amazing

[@honuman39]

Superbowl 25 was an incredible feat. Losing Simms and bringing in Hostetler then beating SF and the Bills who were the more talented offense. Belichick was the difference.

[@mickfunny4185]

@honuman39 the Niners were a monster team that year they were 14-2, and had lost the 2 games by a total of 14 points. They came very close to a 16-0 record. Joe Montana was the MVP that year. They should’ve beaten the Giants, but it was the Belichick Defense that won the game.

[@oldatarigamer]

Lombardi, Landry, Belichick....so many opportunities missed.

[@michaelbelfer6513]

Mike North Another genius heard from!!! Bill Parcells , a bum😀!!! WOW

[@zachwagner9978]

I love how the channels is literally called ‘New York Giants’. That’s a slap to the face for Bill

[@DingoDIDeatmybaby]

? He coached there for many years. He won 2 Super Bowls with them as DC. He went back and revisited the old coaches quarters and talked fond memories of his time there. If anything, he appreciates his time there and all NY gave him.

[@zachwagner9978]

Michael cool story

[@thebeast3point0]

Michael literally nobody cares.

[@DingoDIDeatmybaby]

@@thebeast3point0 Yeah I should have known idiots like you two don't care about facts and context.

[@soccerstud03427]

Michael the fact is the giants beat him twice in the Super Bowl also. You’re assuming what you want to believe

[@karlphilipemanuelcook4322]

There aren’t many teams the patriots don’t dominate but surprisingly the browns, Broncos and giants are some of them. Even the browns usually play them pretty competitively even when they lose

[@edtherockhound9944]

Best coach in my eyes look at some of the older greats and they didn’t have a salary cap and free agency and both of those make it tough to coach this day n age

[@redvany]

I always knew BB have soft heart for NYG

[@Shatamx]

He damn near balled his eyes out walking through Giants stadium in 09 during the Patriots special the NFL did.

[@lizzybethnj617]

@@Shatamx I just saw that.

[@billbobby2646]

Parcells, Belichick, LT, and The Blue Wall. The New York Giant's Golden Years.

[@mikemantle]

Bill Belichick swore to the Mara family that he would get them as many superbowl wins as possible which is why he lost to them twice. Bill Belichick always keeps his word.

[@Nick-zs1kx]

Im a giants fan but the conspiracy side of me almost wants that to be true cause it would be a pretty wholesome thing to do

[@Nick-zs1kx]

You can tell he really loved wellington mara

[@iiTzoreo1]

Best coach of all time.

[@JatMane]

“You can have those 4-5 yards, but you’re gunna pay the price” god i miss when football was football

[@Joe_Parmesan]

Started off playing offense, but didn't love the game until playing defense. The mental challenge from the perspective of a defender is indescribable

[@TL2354]

Bob Papa was wrong about the 1989 playoffs. The Giants weren’t the top seed in the NFC. Giants were 12-4 and SF was 14-2

[@danielkelegian5306]

and the GIants D did not allow 19 points to the Bills. Bills got a safety.

[@J.B24]

How ironic is it that the giants are the only team to beat the Bellichick-Brady duo in 2 Super Bowls.

[@EuroGuy85]

SB 49: Pete, Marshawn, russ with 2nd &goal Bill: I remember SB 21 goaline defense, let me surprise them

[@sbeallvln]

Interesting parallel: Leopold Mozart wrote the first book on violin playing (with music theory), had Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Steve Belichick wrote the book on football scouting, had Bill Belichick. Both Bill Belichick and W.A. Mozart had an innate, natural understanding on what their fathers theorized and wrote about, and in both cases they revolutionized their field, with clearly superior talent.

[@gorillaj19]

this is good content. good job

[@NathanDav42]

Bill Belichick is unquestionably better all-time than Bill Parcells, but I think Parcells is now underrated because of Belichick’s success. Remember that even if you want to give Belichick 100% of the credit for the defense, it was Parcells who had to deal with an injury to his Super Bowl MVP Phil Simms and then to his stud rookie RB Rodney Hampton. Watch the tape of Jeff Hostetler: he was AWFUL. Parcells made the Giants purely ball-control, and was STILL able to go into SF to play the 14-2, 2-time defending champion 49ers, led by league MVP Joe Montana and beat them without scoring a TD! Then against the Bills, as amazing as the Giants D was, it was the offense’s long TD drives to close the 1st half and start the 2nd that broke the amazing Buffalo offense’s rhythm and kept Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas on the sidelines, and left Bruce Smith and the Bills stellar D gasping for breath. Belichick is an unparalleled football genius. But his mentor was a genius, too.

[@andrewryan806]

Hope he comes back one day 🙏

[@OMSW-OneMainStreetWear]

I didnt..shed a tear...

[@galacticgas7249]

Can he coach us now before he retires? Come back home Bill

[@andrewp1998]

who know, he may,,would be cool even though I am a pats fan first

[@wattsrecords1734]

Once Brady retires, here comes Bill

[@KasanovaKee325]

If they give him the role of GM along with HC, he might.

[@michaelleroy9281]

He was part of one of great turnarounds in NFL history 1975 Colts started 1 4 won 7 straight

[@dsabre4990]

Hard to remember when hoodie actually seemed to enjoy talking to press.

[@justinnardine8564]

That was such a competitive devision

[@mickfunny4185]

@Justin Nardine and now the NFC East is one of the *least* competitive divisions

[@UTClassof]

When he was a kid, his dad was a coach for Navy. After practice, bill belichek often caught passes from Roger Staubach.

[@camilareyes5734]

Best coach in the NFL 🙏

[@jomieorbino7679]

Greatest coach there is ..Bill

[@NUNYABIZNNAAAZZZ]

Back in the day when backup QB's could actually play the game of football at a high level. Today, they are JOKES!

[@quincee3376]

1975 Baltimore Colts were a pretty good team .

[@thereisnotryv1971]

I'm pretty content with my Giants history and standing as a franchise. A Super Bowl appearance every decade, birthplace of the greatest coaching tree of all-time, stable, long-time management. Top 5 franchise

[@Potts2700]

Tha Parcells camp one of tha BEST camps ever. Second to Vince Lombardi

[@Nick-zs1kx]

Nah

[@Nick-zs1kx]

More super bowls came out the Parcells camp i believe

[@sirdzl7105]

3:22 "WE GOT IT, BILL!" Holy cow, who else could possibly get away with speaking to prime Tuna like that?

[@muhammadfarhan581]

Perhaps only belichick and coughlin

[@PoonDestruction]

2:15 OMG so he is physically capable of doing it!

[@seanfelder3286]

Bill Bellicheck said Lawrence Taylor was greatest NFL player he ever coached.tom brady was 2nd

[@TheAireaidLord]

He's always loved LT more because he was Defensive coordinator. His coaching ties are to defense, so it makes sense. Plus the success LT and the rest of the Giants defense put Belichick on the map ultimately to be a head coach

[@EuroGuy85]

Bill’s chances of coaching the giants are equal to giants playing in their old stadium

[@deandunn-q1o]

What a life...

[@AdamoDrives]

Best coach in history!

[@daz6704]

Thank you New York Giants for not thinking Bill Belichick was head coach material. I think Execitive GEORGE Young was leading that decision. Here you got The great bill parcels telling you to hire Belichick and you don’t listen to the man. Anyway Thank you again Giants, Sincerely yours, Every New England Patriots fan.

[@bert7448]

Strange seeing him smile

[@tdb4763]

Bill should be in the HOF for being able to coach LT alone. If you coach you know that's not an easy task.

[@charlycash]

He loses to his former team twice in the Super Bowl how ironic.

[@TheMuveTube]

Exactly how the world works at the end of the day

[@Psycho_Logical_631]

Football is crazy like that, just when you think you have seen it all you really haven't lol

[@adamkarpowich6498]

shut up

[@gabrielcc5606]

Lol

[@coreyalvarez3422]

Bill is a Goat 🐐 🙌

[@TheHabsfan92]

We need him back

[@ericmatthews7675]

Bill belichick 💙

[@mark224]

Bill's wearing a shirt from the 80s too. Nice touch.

[@Brandon_-wd6op]

The thing about Bill Belichick is even if you think he is a cheater and maybe he did some things along those lines, but he always seems to have a great offense and defense, or at the very least a half decent overall team, even with rookies.

[@Canuck204]

Belichick deep down still loves the Giants, to be honest I’m sure a lot of Giants fans still respect him for what he gave to the team. Ironic that all the Giants 4 Super Bowl wins came at the expense of Belichick.

[@muhammadfarhan581]

Screw 85 bears! Tuna and belichick's giants was the best defense ever