Devin McCourty Reacts to Patriots Moving on from Bill Belichick - Felger & Mazz

[@Coltyyyyyyyy]

McCourty is a class act!

[@Wookieewangg]

You guys have to try to get more interviews on a weekly basis. This is great content. Great work gentlemen

[@jemongeon4626]

I could definitely see Devon McCourty be a part of the Patriots coaching staff someday. Great locker room leader and part of championship teams

[@Titan1x77b]

Brady or Bill? Dante Scarnecchia deserves to be mentioned in that group. Scarnecchia joined the Patriots in 1982 as a special teams and tight end coach. From 1989 to 1990, he served on Meyer's Indianapolis Colts' staff as their offensive line coach. Scarnecchia returned to the Patriots in 1991, where he spent two seasons under Dick MacPherson again as a special teams and offensive line coach. In 1992, Scarnecchia held the responsibilities of head coach while MacPherson was ill for the final eight games of the season. Under head coach Bill Parcells in 1993 and 1994, Scarnecchia was reassigned as a special assistant. In 1995, Scarnecchia was again reassigned, this time to a defensive assistant. Once Parcells left the team after the 1996 New England Patriots season, and Pete Carroll was hired as head coach, Scarnecchia became the team's special teams coach again. In Carroll's final season with the Patriots, Scarnecchia was reassigned to offensive line coach. New head coach Bill Belichick additionally appointed Scarnecchia as the team's assistant head coach in 2000. Scarnecchia retired after the 2013 season, and was replaced by Dave DeGuglielmo. After retiring as a coach, Scarnecchia continued working with the Patriots as a consultant; he had private workouts with the two offensive linemen the Patriots drafted in 2014, Bryan Stork and Cameron Fleming.[4] After the Patriots fired DeGuglielmo after the 2015 season, the Patriots and Scarnecchia expressed mutual interest in having Scarnecchia return to coach the offensive line in 2016.[5] Scarnecchia subsequently rejoined the Patriots staff prior to the 2016 season, overseeing a resurgent offensive line that only allowed 16 sacks.[6] On February 5, 2017, Scarnecchia was part of the Patriots coaching staff that won Super Bowl LI. In the game, the Patriots defeated the Atlanta Falcons by a score of 34-28 in overtime.[7] Scarnecchia won his fifth Super Bowl title when the Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII.[8] Scarnecchia retired in 2020

[@FantasySportsZen]

Scott Pioli too. He ran a ton of good drafts back when the Pats knew what they were doing in April. And NONE of those teams win without the defenses we had. It's a stupid argument sheeple have.

[@BrickTop06]

Hearing genuine, authentic conversations like this are so much better than the usual F & M echo chamber. More players and retired players talking to hosts, wayyy less hosts talking to beat writers.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Sam Darnold potentially getting a ring before Allen and Baker is wild.

[@FantasySportsZen]

Holding a clipboard? Not really.

[@petermarx3111]

If Mo Lewis doesn’t take out Bledsoe then Belichick gets fired

[@Indomitable96792]

Saying mayo backstabbed bill is wild

[@Coltyyyyyyyy]

Bill handpicked Mayo......Pat are rebuilding. Bill needs wins and a SB.