Bill Belichick: What Makes Him Great

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[@kjlewis2131]

Bill and Pop are the greatest coaches in American sports, 20+ years of consistency and powerhouses, insane

[@realitycontinuestoruinmyli3293]

bill is greater than pop there is no comparison between the two sports from a coaching perspective

[@theproperenglishman]

Duncan, Ginobli, Parker, and Kawhi on one side, and Brady for the other. Players win games.

[@hondorincon9906]

@@theproperenglishman Tony, Manu were experiments. Kawhi needed to work on his jumper when he came into the league and Timmy was a once in a lifetime player. I think its on both sides of the coin tho. Brady/Belichick, Timmy/Pop, MJ/Phil Jackson. It doesn't work unless both sides buy into each other

[@SchulzEricT]

I mean, when it comes to winning, nobody can come close to the dominance of Scotty Bowman. But I think football coaches have a much larger impact on the game, play to play, than a coach in any other sport. So I'd argue that the difference between Belichick and the worst coach in the league is greater than Bowman and the worst coach in the NHL. But statistically, Bowman's got the strongest case.

[@generalsociety1780]

KJ bill and Phil Jackson are the goats

[@88fanforlife]

The beginning of the mic’ed up super bowl 53 special told you all you needed to know about that game. McVay was so fascinated with the roof and just seemed too caught up in the moment. Belichick on the other hand is asking refs if the roof is gonna be closed for kickoff and how long it will take because he didn’t want wind to affect the kickoff if they won the coin toss. No stone is left unturned with Belichick and it’s fascinating how he runs that team

[@justinclark3704]

No coach in any sport can touch Bill in my opinion. Constantly changing the roster and still winning 12-14 games a year is unbelievable. Play to your players strengths and don’t force anything.

[@ColeAdams]

Exactly! I read a quote from Brad Stevens and it was about how he doesn’t create a system, he creates a system around the players styles, needs and fit. I think the spurs have a system that values the team first (which I like) but the players are tired of it and are turned off, but Brad Stevens is doing it the right way and he’s learned from Bill Belichick about how to build that. That’s why I think bill and the patriots have kept it going, they do value the players but you can’t mess around or you’ll get cut or something else. One sour apple doesn’t define the entire batch and I saw a report of a guy who hated playing in New England but that’s his loss, and he never played and seemed like a selfish guy. Belichick created a great environment and that’s why they always keep winning. Thanks for comment 🙏

[@justinclark3704]

Cole Adams oh yeah I grew up around a bunch of patriots players who said they loved him but he’s tough and said it’s not for everybody. It’s players like Edelman , Wes welker and Brady who thrived in the system because they refuse to quit, and players like moss and Dillion who wanted to prove everybody wrong and show they still have something left in the tank that make the patriots so great.

[@ColeAdams]

Yes sir! I’m a patriots fan and Bill Belichick signed my football back in 2013 at training camp (which was my first time going there) which I got so lucky and he came right up to me and we had a quick conversation and he smiled so I could just tell he was a great guy. And you’re so right, he’s not for everyone because he is tough, but his goal is to make you better and discipline is the only way to be great. So if they can handle it he’ll make you amazing, but once you get over your head he’ll ship you out. Brady made Belichick and Belichick made Brady. Iron sharpens iron and those two are the best. I think just hate when people hate on them because I always lean in the middle and you really can’t hate those guys. They win but they do it through hard work which is the ultimate respect. Belichick is the 🐐

[@nathanbrewer6032]

When you speak of Bill always playing a players strength, is something I was taught 40yrs ago as shipfitter, my Leadman told me “everyone has their strengths, finding them, and using them, brings us all success, trying to work a weakness just leads to defeat.” Belichick has mastered that, and it should be the hallmark of any good leader .

[@marksymbala1193]

Justin Clark don't be dummer than you are dummy

[@TerminalChillness]

I’m a Steelers fan, so I had a natural hatred for New England. But the older I got, the more interested I became in how he wins so damn much. So I did a bunch of my own research, and even though I hate losing to them, I can’t help but respect how damn good of a coach Belichick is. People talk about how Brady is the GOAT, but they don’t realize that Belichick has more of a hand in the team winning than Brady does. They went 11-5 with Matt Cassel and 3-1 with Jimmy G. Belichick is also a master at personnel (drafting and scouting). He can do it all. No matter who his players are, he always finds a way to win. And when the Patriots lose, it’s because they get outplayed, not out coached. Belichick is a master and I hope Brady retires before Belichick does so people can see that Belichick will keep on winning no matter who his QB is. (Btw, Brady is probably the GOAT, just saying Belichick deserves as much credit)

[@marksymbala1193]

Nathan Czerniak dummy

[@TerminalChillness]

Daaamn! Burn!! 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

[@marksymbala1193]

Nathan Czerniak u look like a moron

[@TerminalChillness]

Imhere Tofuckyowife Exactly. And Belichick DID do it with other QBs. They went 11-5 with Matt Cassel in 2008 (with their defense ranked 10th as opposed to 4th the year before), and they went 4-1 with Jimmy G in 2015 when Brady was suspended. Another big misconception is that Brady has “led” all these 4th quarter comebacks. But they fail to realize that in all of “his” 4th quarter comebacks, his defenses allowed 3 points or less. So it’s easy to come back when your defense holds them.

[@paulwilliams2024]

Nathan Czerniak Bill is the greatest but Brady had a HUGE part of Bill Success in New England

[@scotta6823]

Anyone with any objectivity or knowledge of this sport can't help but marvel at this man's genius

[@caelachyt]

Your knowledge and objectivity makes you marvel at Belichicks genius of making the playoffs once in 7 seasons without Brady?

[@fahimabrar277]

@@caelachyt you’re a small brained NFL fan, we understand

[@caelachyt]

@@fahimabrar277 Coming from a tiny-brained Pats fan, I'll toss your observation in the circular file where it belongs.

[@fahimabrar277]

@@caelachyt your shitty belichick fake tells me everything about your knowledge of sports, you shouldn’t speak in public or you’d get roasted and laughed out of a sports bar

[@caelachyt]

@@fahimabrar277 - Spare me, goofy. The FACTS speak for themselves. I have no problem besting mindless sports dolts like you in a sports bar, LOL.

[@BillyWhaler]

Kraft, Coach B and Brady will be studied in biz schools years from now. Incredible to sustain that level of success in such a parity driven industry like the NFL. Between the salary cap, free agency, and the punishing schedules and extra number of games played by the league leaders it has been amazing to watch.

[@AlexPerezFC]

Doug Dorsey I truly hope so.

[@imacop33]

Your words are spot on!

[@CSRookie]

exactly..... the system

[@flexydude]

The draft is also slanted against winning teams because they pick later on

[@terrancehall9762]

Don't forget cheating 101

[@ernestososa2892]

Also Bill was the last head coach to win a playoff with the browns THE BROWNS.

[@profeex9789]

yeah when they were 11 and 13 win teams

[@jordansheppard6643]

Xavier Zattoni b4 he came browns were 3 and 13 bud. he made them a playoff team.

[@profeex9789]

@@jordansheppard6643 ok bud.

[@llsnarlll3408]

1994 Browns last playoff win ... 11-5 reg season ... only good yr BB had there ... 95 was a mess but understandable ... team moved drafted Ogden & Ray Lewis & well Arts a sack o shit lol ...

[@MGB18]

Ernesto Sosa: True! And he beat the Patriots. lol.

[@xxtwattwafflexx1]

No one ever mentions, that Robert also allows him a lot of freedom and wants a winning team, not a team that just generates $$. You can get the best coach in the world, but if you have a horrible culture and ownership, that coach might not get a lot done. I think the ownership also deserves a lot of credit.

[@hagamapama]

Bob Kraft is an amazing owner. He does indeed deserve a lot of credit.

[@profeex9789]

Thats because Belichick is also the GM

[@terrancehall9762]

Mike Tomlin knows that all too well.

[@Marz997]

Xavier Zattoni lmao that’s his point. Kraft lets the football people handle football. Which is why he is a great owner.

[@Tobyee]

*THE GOAT OF COACHING* 🐐 🔥

[@j3fflb]

I wouldn't play poker with him

[@lloydkline3265]

Bill belichick probably has fancy way to deal the poker cards

[@unpopularopinion149]

Gary Wildey to each his own. Is that a problem?

[@mitchconner2021]

I would, I might learn something

[@bryanhaak744]

I would also mention how well he manages the team salary cap wise. He doesn't over pay for players, his teams are deeper than others because he expects injuries to occur, and it shows by injuries no derailing his teams season like many other teams do.

[@ibleedpurple52]

H Brady reconstructed his contract so that helps ALOT

[@LEEMAN-X]

Yep Bill is lucky enough to have a owner that let's him run the football team and manage it. And have the final say so. Most coaches don't have that luxury and have a owner interfering w shit

[@famguy218]

I'm a Bears fan and I hear that's what our current GM is trying to do after the previous one just paid lots of money for the best free agents and no depth/plan for when they got injured. Obviously I'm not expecting da Bears to be like the Pats but it's definitely looking better for us so far

[@LEEMAN-X]

Ppl don't realize how much the league has changed because of billy B and the patriots. The running back position is devalued cuz ppl see how the patriots keep winning super bowls without a clear cut #1 running back. The jamming receivers for the 1st 10 yards has been changed from 10 to 5 cuz the rams bitched and cried about how Isaac Bruce and company got mugged in that super Bowl against the pats. The hitting the QB rule was changed cuz of Brady's injury. The kick off has been changed because Bill is the one that proposed the rule change and others signed off on it cuz it made sense. There use to barely be any white wide receivers, now cuz of how amazing Wes Welker was now every team has a white wide receiver lol I can go on and on. Bill is amazing!

[@donkotouc8377]

Bryan Haak a

[@bigjproductions7067]

this aged nicely

[@SOUTHERNSPURS]

He just knows how to prepare his team, eliminate distractions. I love his demeanor. Won't give up anything he doesn't have to.

[@typicalsports1200]

I’ve heard that bill belicheck was the coach of the browns early in his career. They fired him and well. THAT WAS A MISTAKE. Great video.

[@ColeAdams]

You heard correct lol and that’s a big reason why he wouldn’t trade Jimmy G to the Browns was because he doesn’t want to help them. If they kept Belichick maybe the browns would be the empire of the NFL and not the patriots 😳

[@typicalsports1200]

Cole Adams yup. But every team has the dynasty. I hope... lol.

[@ColeAdams]

Who’s your nfl team? I’m assuming Cleveland 😝

[@typicalsports1200]

Cole Adams you assumed right. I don’t really care that they suck ha. Just have to stick with ur teams. Hopefully they will have their year.

[@ItsSFChris]

But Bill was a coach for the Browns from 1991-1995, which would move to Baltimore and found the Ravens franchise and would win the Super Bowl in their first 5 years of existence, as well as establish a consistently dominant defense every year, which Bill help create a foundation for. When the Browns came back in 1999 they were a completely new team under new ownership with only one player from the previous franchise. So really Bill has no reason to have an issue with the franchise, right? And to be honest, looks kind of petty in context. Or at least the context I have, just trying to start a discussion.

[@swingingdaddy]

Reporter: tell us exactly how you will beat your opponent. Keep in mind your opponent will see this. BB. I'm not going to tell you that. Reporter: What a jerk.

[@lightzs6249]

I look back to that interview every time I want a laugh 😂

[@kevinsysyn4487]

What I admire most about Belichick is his brilliant last minute snap decisions, use of time outs, the play clock. All the things the coach can do in those critical moments he does better than anyone.

[@mickeyhill8146]

Quiet intellect combined with tireless work ethic

[@asher2102]

Mickey Hill he cheats, that’s how he wins

[@stevelittiken5943]

@@asher2102 please! he is the greatest of all time. bet you wish he coached your team

[@asher2102]

steve littiken I don’t want a guy who supports trump to coach my team

[@stevelittiken5943]

@@asher2102 that explains everything. i like winners. winners win because of their commitment to doing the best and being the best. they bkth want to win and win they do. maga baby !

[@asher2102]

steve littiken lmao I hope you’re kidding

[@JoeySoul]

Great video, I love Belichick as well, one critique though, if you are going to give us a portion of the video where you have to apologize for the audio but that section makes a point, could you create subtitles?

[@richis2fast4u]

Yeah or.... amplify the audio. Not an impossible feat in the digital audio age.

[@wesleystafford8521]

Yeah. To be honest I didn't even understand the point of that part of the video. Kind of confusing.

[@TheWowso]

@@wesleystafford8521 He was talking about an offense being on the one yard line and that they should always try to draw the defense offsides because if they get an offside or delay of game penalty it's half the distance to the goal which is half a yard. So basically the offense is not penalized but the defense would be, by bringing the ball out to the 6 yard line and giving the offense space. And then the next play is the Patriots doing just that in the Superbowl.

[@Tobyee]

*THE GOAT OF COACHING* 🐐 🔥

[@mizofan]

He messed up in 2018 SB, but stopping the Rams offense was brilliant

[@Kobytraphouse]

Well He’s going back to the super bowl this year so another testament to his great coaching

[@richiehunt5097]

I think his greatest attribute is that he understands the psyche and mindset of NFL people. Be it coaches, players, GM's, etc. Let's face it...he cheated in SpyGate. But, almost every coach out there would have rested on his laurels with that success. Instead, Belichick continued to work on how to improve his team and started to get into the heads of competitors of 'The Patriot Way.' The reality is that he is on the forefront of understanding schematics and game theory. And he knows how to develop and coach talent. He knows that this is a copycat league and just when other teams start copying what he is doing...he advances to new strategies...always keeping the rest of the league a step behind. The other big thing is that he coaches players. The other coaches coach scheme. He compiles talent and then tries to figure out what they can and can't do and then adjust accordingly. Other coaches have a scheme that they want to coach and try to find talent according to that scheme and too often get players doing things that they are not good at because they need to do it to make the scheme work. Some people call Brady a 'system QB', but it's really just Belichick creating a scheme that fits Brady's strengths...which is the smart thing to do.

[@maxolsen3083]

Sean McVay watching this crying

[@hagamapama]

If McVay is any kind of man, he's trying to learn from this man. The old master beat the young upstart this time, but the young upstart has time to learn. McVay will be back. He's one of the best young coaches out there.

[@g.wildey8028]

You realize there are thirty other teams that would trade with McVay??

[@jamesroberts1810]

Agrees hagam !! Bill a grandmaster strategist..mccvay is very young and guru !! He'll be back

[@Tobyee]

*hahahaha sean's still young*

[@thomaschiasson4217]

Pretty Damn Straight, He looks for an edge. Wherever he can find it. He's not going to conform to social expectations in interviews, but he does his job - dammit.

[@CHIEFS_DYNASTY_]

yep and cheats all the time

[@flexydude]

@@CHIEFS_DYNASTY_ the sooner you let go of that narrative, the more you'll enjoy football

[@hagamapama]

@@CHIEFS_DYNASTY_ Most geniuses and revolutionary thinkers push the edge of the rules at times. That said the only time specifically Bill was actually slapped for cheating was when he ignored the rules on where to put his camera while taping a walkthrough that more or less everyone else was also taping.

[@terrancethomas9792]

Sixteen straight playoff appearances, eight straight conference championship appearances, won 15 straight games three times, including 21 straight, This is unreal. Nine SuperBowl appearances in 21 years. Are you kidding? Nobody does this. Bruschi, McGinest, Law, and Harrison are long gone, replace them with Seymour, Moss, and Welker, (they are long gone). Still winning. They make mistakes and get into scandals but the train keeps on going, doesn't miss a station. Belichick is not only the Head Coach. He's the GM.

[@JerryStevens]

I'm from Cleveland and I've been fascinated by Belichick since he coached the Browns. Even then, he was tight-lipped at press conferences and fans didn't like him for that and I said, wait, so now we're judging coaches by how much we like what they say at press conferences? What I can't figure out is why other coaches talk so much. They talk to reporters and talk and talk and talk and if they talk long enough, they say something the reporter can turn into click bait and cause problems for the coach. Nothing good can happen to a coach at a press conference. The best he can hope for is that nothing bad accidentally comes out of his mouth. And most reporter questions are stupid because there are very few good questions that a coach with half a brain will answer in public.

As im watching this video The pats just won another superbowl against the Rams!

[@bryan_witha_whyy]

I liken him to the first guy who realized "Hey, you know that stair railing? I bet I can skateboard on that." He thinks from a different angle, and is always three steps ahead. I hate that dude, but he's definitely a genius.

[@terrancethomas9792]

he has led them to four of the last five Superbowls, eight straight conference championship games. 14 divisional titles and winning streaks of 21 and 18.

[@Yaahboi52]

I've just now found your channel. earned a sub. I like your approach on this channel. it's different than most others. keep up the work !

[@OIPIO]

Awesome video, many people don’t take time to appreciate what coaches do, you should do a video on Brad Stevens!

[@Strengthoverfeelings]

OIPIO jkilh kw‼️

[@Trendleader863]

2021 update: Tom Brady made him great, without Tom Brady, hes not great.

[@kennycai8695]

I don't like the Patriots (mainly some of their fans, who can be really insufferable), but Belichick is someone that has earned my respect, and I am saying that both as a person and a fan of a rival AFC team. I know Tom Brady gets the lion's share of attention for the success of the Patriots, but my attention has always been on the defensive teams. Despite the huge turnover on the Patriots lineup (Seymour, Wilfork, Meriweather, Butler, the list goes on), this team has remained consistently good. It's hard to build a system where a player knows his place, and props to Bill for succeeding.

[@shalamarb6708]

I feel the exact same way and I don't know why either! 😂💯 Thank you for this video!

[@bluerisk]

Bill Belichick: What Makes Him Great. One word: Brady.

[@brandondaniels9471]

*_"[...] just doing what's best for the KZbin channel... ... ... ... in all 3 phases"_*

[@RedspringsRunner]

Nice job Cole!

[@maurder3268]

I AGREE 1000% Bill Belichick is the best coach of all time in last 50+yrs and most likely longer, if not ever! Just dont remember what i wasnt around to remember! However no earlier coach ever had to deal with draft cap that does it better than Bill! The man is AMAZING! 👍🏼I also love what little humor he allows us to see!🇺🇸

[@_sketchzone]

I hate the patriots but I agree he is a good coach

[@ColeAdams]

God bless you Dylan 🙏

[@chrissantos5580]

Ya think

[@Mac-pd1wh]

They would be a decent team without him

[@marksymbala3454]

Ur a good fool

[@benroche3157]

He is *the best* coach

[@finnb2318]

When you‘re 49Seconds in and he already acknowledged/praised Stevens but not Popovich...

[@ryanc9888]

Ernie Adams is the mad scientist and brains behind the Patriots dynasty. He sits in the press box during games wearing a headset and he's constantly in Belichicks ear during the game. It was Ernie, who figured out from his scouting that Seattle would pass from the goalline out of that particular formation which led to Butler's INT. Adam's is insanely smart and that's who Belichick talks with every game in his headset.

[@omarbahrour]

I think one of my favorite things I’ve heard him say on the sideline was during SB49. He said something like, “they’re not doing anything we haven’t seen guys, just execute, do your job…”

[@thompsonreed244]

short answer: Tom Brady

[@justincharlton7539]

Not a fan of bill, but it’s still a great video! Good work bro

[@ColeAdams]

Thanks Justin!

[@joemedeiros46]

Nice to find a fellow coaching geek. 👍👍 I will subscribe

[@stephenbru]

Nice vid!!!...I really enjoyed watching it!!!

[@paulwilliams2024]

Best football coach ever

[@crucisnh]

I don't know if he's the best FB coach *ever*, but he's certainly the best coach in the free agency era … by far. It's hard to compare eras because there are different pressures, etc. Bill Belechik is outstanding at getting smart and tough players who aren't as valued by other teams, and getting more out of them than anyone else. And turning teams full of this sort of player with some stars added in, into champions. Remember that first SB team in the early 2000's? That was practically a team of no-names with very few real stars. Heck, even Brady wasn't really a star at that point. Oh, he was definitely a rising talent, a star in the making, but no one would have put him in the same conversation with the great QBs at that time. And at that time, who would have ever thought that Brady would end up being considered the GOAT, or that the Brady-led Pats would win SIX Super Bowls (with the possibility of more)? Another thing. I think that Brady and Belechik benefit from each other. Belechik is great at building excellent teams and strong defenses, and managing the salary cap. And Brady gives him an unquestioned leader on the field and in the clubhouse, not to mention all his on-field heroics. I don't think that one could do what the Pats have done in the past nearly 18 years without the other. They may arguably be the greatest long term head coach/QB tandem in NFL history.

[@lloydkline3265]

Best coach in pro sports ever

[@bigtravis6159]

“Best coach of the modern era” I wonder, in your opinion What era would he not be the best coach ?

[@hectorohh]

Man, still hurts me everytime I see that seahawks pass. I don't want to cry but you're making me relive my past trauma.

[@j.m.5744]

Facts. Great, great video bro. Keep it up

[@MrTrack412]

Add Hue Jackson to the list of bad coaches. Any coach who hires Gregg Williams after his many offenses (with defenses) should be banned from the NFL. There is no excuse for this behavior. Yes, I would also eliminate bad owners and Goodell as well. Goodell is merely someone who wants to be popular. He does not do what is right.

[@kentporter9651]

Bill Belichick Hired Matt La,Patricia To Be The Dark Patriots Offensive Coordinator. How Did That's Move Work Out?

[@eklashurrahman4684]

Great but what about Sir Alex Ferguson?

[@allwatercreativeenzo701]

eklashur rahman the Alex Ferguson of the NFL

[@billbillson2449]

eklashur rahman it is objectively harder to win a championship and sustain that success in American football than English football. Until recently there were only 4 or 5 teams in England who were capable of winning the league in any given year. Ferguson never had to deal with a league that *by design* makes it extremely difficult to retain star players and stockpile young talent. Things like the salary cap, free agency, and draft level the playing field while in English football you can literally buy the best players at either pro or youth level and treat them like property until you sell them to another team. Belichick has constantly had to innovate and pioneer new ways of having success throughout his career. He has shifted focus back and forth between offense and defense, and he has figured out new ways of operating within the draft and free agent markets to find quality players. Every time Ferguson lost a big player he bought another one and he played 4-4-2 his entire career. Belichick has started a revolution in how fans and coaches think about the game at least twice. Ferguson also had incredible access and power within the English FA whereas the most famous scandal in recent American sports was the NFL fucking over belichick during deflate gate. I am not a Belichick fan, in fact he totally screwed over my favorite team (Browns) at the beginning of his career. But he’s a better coach and manager of a team than Ferguson.

[@brodyburcham1358]

Or Pep Guordiola

[@joemag22]

Alex Ferguson didnt have to deal with salary caps

[@alexcastillo1384]

Nobody come even close to sir Alex Ferguson!! No this faken cheater for sure.

[@JBaked]

Hell yea cool lofi beats in the background homie

[@famguy218]

What baffles me is is that he'll find random guys from random schools (honestly, Tom Brady was one of them other than him being from Michigan) and he turns them into champions.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

"Tom Brady" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : D

[@KSI_Revelations]

Tom Brady made him great

[@gregbernstein6430]

Great Video! RTR!

[@SikWitSkillzOfficial]

Great video homie Respect❗❗

[@ColeAdams]

Thanks skillz!! Appreciate you always 👍

[@adamsayer11]

You forgot Sir Alex Ferguson, a strong contender for that title

[@Busybee65]

Oh shut up, Brian Clough won two European cups, back to back, with a small club

[@TheKingMacgregor]

@@Busybee65 Did he win 13 League titles? ....Suddenly you're all quiet.

[@cammy944]

@@Busybee65 He also won with Aberdeen.

[@deputyduffy]

2019... Brad Stevens......lol......but this was a fun watch...after I stopped laughing.

[@rexhargrove5172]

Great video, and that’s coming from a Bengals fan!

[@scottspooner6070]

Thank you.

[@ottovonaaron3732]

Can he come to Detroit please

[@ColeAdams]

Lol you have mini bill in Matt Patrica! Happy for him and he will do great 👍🙏

[@328am]

You just triggered every football fan from the other 44 states outside of New England... Good luck in the comments & Go Pats!!!

[@happytroll2477]

328am I’m from NJ and I’m a huge pats fan

[@alphawolf6374]

VERY WELL DONE

[@TheDemoyung]

The NE team hasn’t had great talent for years, but Belichick likes coachable team oriented players. It’s a team sport, the results speak for themselves.

[@bombpop2461]

He kept his best CB on the bench while his defense got torched by the Eagles for the entire SB. 🤔

[@wpa3715]

Yep. Point made too. Shows how one decision he makes breaks the wheel. It was a power play to humble Brady.

[@italiancapo7]

Torched? Not even close...they lost but the defense didn’t get torched. Close game which came down to the last second.

[@johnnyc4738]

Butler earned the sideline. 5 rings. There may be more.

[@chrisdidonna7371]

joe ure an idiot butler was terrible in 2017

[@chrisdidonna7371]

joe stfu you aint shit

[@DerHund1]

Not so great after his loss to Tom Brady.

[@johnmiller9302]

Very well done

[@Just_B_a_GOOD_PERSON]

Awesome video

[@doesnotexist305]

Great coach? Yes. Greatest coach in all of sports? No. Sir Alex Ferguson would like a word with you.

[@tmpnz3]

Fergy was great but he wasn't in a league designed for parity with the draft and salary cap.

[@doesnotexist305]

@@tmpnz3 if a draft and salary cap were the key ingredients for league parity, then how is it that the same teams are constantly winning every year in the NFL and NBA?

[@tmpnz3]

@@doesnotexist305 apart from thw patriots they don't l, that's what makes it so impressive. Last year the the Vikings and Jaguars looked like defensive jugganauts this year don't even make the playoffs. Look at the seahawks with legion of boom. One of the best defensive rosters ever assembled, made it too two suberbowls and won 1 and then then the salary cap took a effect and team was disbanded.

[@tmpnz3]

@@doesnotexist305 i really rate fergy too mate, no knock on him. His run and stranglehold om the epl was incredible.

[@h1ph0pjunk1e]

Ferg is overrated by united fans

[@completecontroll7165]

What makes Bill Belichik successful? Easy answer: Tom Brady. Just look at his record with Tom Brady and without, tells it’s own story. (Edit: With Tom Brady(as of now) Record: 197-55 Without Tom Brady Record: 54-63. It’s not even hard to understand his success, it has shit to do with his philosophy, because without Tom Brady his philosophies amounted to a less than .500, below average coach.)

[@jbbio103]

How old are you? Brady was basically a game manager for the first 4 years of his career while the Pats D (under Belichick) mopped the floor with the league and led them to their first 3 Super Bowls. Plus Belichick's sub .500 time came with the freaking Browns. And he took them to the playoffs. And WON A GAME. Name any other coach that could do that.

[@completecontroll7165]

The Slippery Fish again, record with, and record without. 2 completely different stories, the one difference being Brady. And I’m 43years old, I saw the 85 Patriots Super Bowl, and the Green Bay one with Bledsoe, that has zero to do with Belichiks record without Brady. Cleveland you have that 2 year excuse, and that year with Bledsoe in NE, and Cassel, and yet nowhere near the same record as when he had Brady. If his attitude and system won all those rings, then he would have a track record of more than just 1 successful QB.

[@dannyboy6815]

Complete Controll the interesting thing is people say Tom is good because of Bill and they say Bill is good because of Tom. But if you read the following books “War Room” and “Patriots Reign” you would see that the two are incredibly smart and know their football. How great they work together. That Bill really is some football guru and that Tom is a Bill Belichick on the field except he has an arm. They compliment each other and are as good as they are because they work great together

[@completecontroll7165]

Danny Boy I agree it’s a relationship thing, but success lies in executing on the field, Tom Brady, and I would go so far as 75/25 Brady over Belichik. We have proof of his record without Brady, Brady only has him for reference, Tom by default. Bills numbers without him make him not even a sniffing Hall of Fame bum. Walsh, Montana. That’s the only comparable type relationship where both were responsible for the others success, although both possibly could’ve done it in other situations. I agree with you though, it’s a relationship. You ask NE fans you get Brady or Belichik, not both. I’d guess fans go 80% Brady.

[@slackbomslack6212]

Dude, since weeding out the players who wouldn’t fit and installing his culture in NE that first year, Belichick is 14-6 without Brady. 11-5 with a QB whose last start was against high schoolers and 3-1 with a QB who had zero starts in the NFL. Remember Brady gets to pass to Belichick-coached receivers, gets blocked for by Belichick-coached lineman, and hands off and passes to Belichick-coached TEs and backs. He’s the GOAT of any sports coach in history.

[@dewaldkruger9598]

Great video and assessment of him. I completely agree and as an athlete he's a coach i would love to have.

[@ibleedpurple52]

We're on to Cincinnati ...

[@KomesMakesVideos]

Bill Belichick is ok but his kryptonite is the New York Football Giants

[@paulwilliams2024]

Rick Pitino’s Wallet unfortunately you’re right

[@KomesMakesVideos]

Efie Macias Boy it’s the preseason who even watches that garbage

[@timetowakeup6302]

Eli And Peyton's teams are a lifetime combined 5-1 against BB in Championship Games... Giants 2-0, Broncos 2-0, Indy 1-1... BB and Brady, with all their titles, you know they still have nightmares about those two boys... Ray Lewis too!

[@ppumpkin3282]

both superbowls came down to one play and the giants had better defences - so noy so much better.

[@PatsGators497]

Jason Celli maybe Eli but with a 66% or better win percentage against Peyton I think they sleep easy

[@ygosoccer]

All comments and this video putting Bill as the greatest coach in all of sports. Lol massive disrespect to Sir Alex Ferguson. Know your roles people

[@Metathran]

Now I love my Manchester United as much as anyone, but SAF operated in a league with no salary cap, top pick of talents, and with the league parity being shit as there would be Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool putting up a fight(before the sack of shit Man City was bought out by that filthy Mansour and threw money at everything).

[@xdestructutorialx]

Ill say its interesting to compare the coaches/managers. However, both sports require the same amount per side and yes American Football gets the substitutionon every play, but there is no way Soccer (im American) could compete if it had the NFLs rules. Those skirts whine if their knee touches grass. Belichick is more impressive, go back to knitting. Its not even close

[@j.m.5744]

Who??? What sport is that?? I had to google it...soccer?!??! Are you serious...lmao. American football is far more complex of a sport than soccer could ever hope to be. That's why it is only played in this country at such a high level, you need to live it from a young age to even have a chance to be successful on a level as high as the NFL and in terms of coaching you are so far off it's sad. Typical of someone who plays soccer and I'm not being cute here... Soccer and the strategic thinking and planning that goes into it, is a game for kids and simple people from 3rd world countries who cant even read. The NFL, football on this level, takes so much more intelligence and knowledge and discipline than soccer is even designed to need. It's a joke. Relax with comparisons to the NFL and soccer like it's even in the same realm if competitive sports. Go kick a ball around or something and remember, dont use your hands lmao. Moron.

[@j.m.5744]

Omg he said "sir" alex..... I cant even imagine starting and argument backing a grown man who's name starts with "sir". This is america david red devil lol. Stop trying to bring soccer into a conversation when grown men are speaking

[@bendolce2348]

Who?

[@1sewalker]

Great video.

[@felixfromnebraska8648]

Thanks for saying the way I see it!

[@S0mailLegend]

Did he say best coach of all sport? This fool is seriously misinformed.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

He is.

[@S0mailLegend]

David Dolan Not really

[@timkoss7970]

Scotty Bowman = greatest team sport coach of all time. This cheater, not even close.

[@johnnyc4738]

@@S0mailLegend you going to offer your #1?

[@ygosoccer]

Johnny Clint Sir Alex Ferguson

[@seanfelder3286]

Bellicheck knows how to prepare a team in Super Bowl.6-3 record says it all for New England Patriots

[@peterthegreat996]

Sean Felder not to mention 2 as DC with the Giants and his mentor

[@seanfelder3286]

True jack but mention his record as head coach in NFL.as Giants fan since 1980 he created dominance defense with NY Giants as defensive coordinator

[@shaunnh2a585]

I love his weekly breakdowns with Scott Zolak

[@xZOOMORPHICx]

.......three years later....

[@jamesarnold5554]

Well done Mr. Adams!!!!

[@uppymcdowny58]

bill saying "jesus christ" in response to a question. Fucking love that he doesn't beat around the bush with stupid questions

[@5555emerson]

Good stuff. I also enjoy this subject. It's fascinating.

[@dennisfaust6607]

Well done. Being from Indiana and a loyal Colts fan, it is hard to say but in those dozen or so years when the Colts were very good, overall, Belichick out did them.

[@joshz9704]

Wish this was longer!

[@Araters54]

brad stevens comment 3 years later js so sad😂😂🥲

[@saqloc4543]

I love dugout as much as the field if I'm honest and Bill Belichick, Sir Alex Ferguson, Pat Riley, Phil Jackson, Pep Guardiola, Brian Clough, Bill Parcels, José Mourinho, Arséne Wenger, Greg Popovich, Johan Cruyff are as colourful as characters as much as the best players any of them coached. Every successful sports team is a manifestation of a genius philosophy. Bill and the rest of those guys have a standard at they're teams and it trickles down the whole way through the organisation. But I honestly think Bill is a top of that list, give him his flowers while he can still appreciate As Sir Alex would put it: 'At the top level, the margins are so small. The best players want to be pushed and coached, they can't walk back in my dressing room without giving me their best. They know that; the boys turn to men very quickly here'.

[@thegteam4349]

The thing that separates Belichick and the Patriots from every other team in NFL history is the salary cap. They have created an organization that works within the salary cap better than any other team. Presalary cap era teams could stay together for years unchanged and yet still, none of them put together total domination like New England has in the Belichick/Brady era. Most teams that have won a Super Bowl can’t return the next year. Teams that lose often fall apart. NE has done neither. Belichick is the reason for that. I completely agree, greatest coach ever.

[@Radiuhh]

If you look into that goal-line forced offside play in the SEA/NE game, it’s actually far more incredible. The player that jumped offside was Bennett, a player they knew was prone to jumping offside that season. They forced him to jump offside.. just watch. Fucking amazing how much BB actually includes into his coaching.

[@coolbreeze5916]

Belicheck is spot on , the best coach I have ever witnessed. Watching him work is always a learning experience.

[@namtrof01]

7-9 and a consistent QB from 10-6 11-5 last year. That team honestly was a 3-4 win team in build. To me last year proved how good he is.

[@jameschavis6056]

My all time favorite is bill he’s straight forward with everything if I was a pro athlete I’d take the bare minimum to play for him

[@andrewde78]

Bill Belichick learned from watching his father’s style of coaching on Navy’s practice fields. Navy Football is where Belichick learned the game.

[@rmurray819]

And his godfather was a really good NFL coach. The man was born with the game.

[@Ron_A._Bolton]

Well Said

[@kingpin6989]

1 bit of constructive criticism, when you had the part in your video with the audio issues subtitles would have helped the viewer a lot, otherwise great video. As a Patriots fan it has been a supreme privilege to have Bill Belichick as my favorite team's head coach. I also love the way he takes on the media to protect his team. His press conferences are almost as entertaining as the games themselves. I feel if the NFL wasn't so corrupt he'd have at least 4 more Super Bowl rings.

[@jeremygraves1720]

V insightful

[@ScottAlanBecker38]

GOAT coach!

[@jamesmiller3548]

If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle. Sun Tzu, The Art of War

[@josiahjones515]

Aye with that roster he had he was somehow able to coach them to a 7-9 record

[@bomigaruba4433]

year before that was a 12-4 team with a certain qb at the helm......

[@terredetorres]

I LOVE HIM.