Brady & Belichick Behind the Scenes Mic’d Up Through the Years

[@pnwguy00]

I can't stand the media narrative of "Who Made Who". Bill was known as a brilliant defensive master long before Brady sniffed an NFL football. They made each other great. Tom made Bill's life easier by solidifying the QB position, and Bill gave Tom the defenses to mitigate opposing high-flying offenses particularly in the postseason. Peyton said they were the 2-headed monster. You usually had to beat them both to win. Why can't we just freakin appreciate that rare combination.

[@Rainmanking]

Because the media wants clicks these days. Instead of praising these guys as the dynamic duo and greatest coach\qb tandem ever it turned into whos more important. Being in Boston it just ruined sports radio for me in the end.

[@MercifulServant78680]

Bills an offensive guy too, "Head Coach"

[@andrewstone7316]

@@MercifulServant78680 yeah but he is a really good defensive coach

[@billymanziel5666]

Bill had a losing record before Brady and has a losing record after Brady. He was definitely not a “defensive master” prior to Brady. Brady can win with anyone but Bill needs the GOAT at QB or he sucks.

[@andrewstone7316]

@@billymanziel5666 you do realize defense can’t win games on its own you also need offense that’s just his strong suit

[@williamfiske7347]

“We made some progress today” in a 59-0 blowout. Gotta love Bill

[@justsaying7979]

Yeah that game was so awesome. They let up after the third quarter td too, that could have been like 80-0 by the end if they didn't show some mercy.

[@greyk610]

@@justsaying7979 In the snow too.

[@willapple8145]

Kerry collins had -7 yards that game

[@jeffelmore5614]

@@willapple8145 I remember when collins lead the Titian’s to 13-3 just to fall off the next year. I suppose CJ2k did most of the work

[@shaneperkins6165]

ive been a pats fan since I was a kid in the 90s that fucking game is by far my favorite patriots game of all time.

[@andresgirardo8481]

The game planning for Ed Reed is one of my favorite nfl film cuts ever.

[@nelsonr.nateragudino7360]

My thoughts exactly when I saw this for the first time. He once said that whenever they would play the Ravens he would write on his wristband "See where 20 is on every play". The respect, bro!

[@Boyso5407]

Both Brady and BB have spoke at length about how good Ed Reed was and how critical it was to know where he was at all times. That part with them talking about him in the office really is an awesome insight into how each guy thinks and what they thought specifically about Reed. I would’ve loved for Reed to have been a Patriot. I know BB would’ve loved to coach him and I’m sure Brady would’ve preferred not to have to play against him.

[@brenthowell7786]

​@@Boyso5407I don't think that's how he is wired.

[@BJ-jh5is]

“Gotta lock in now laser focus” That is the greatest quote I’ve heard from Tom

[@iiTsFaded_]

“Gonna be one hell of a story” -Julian Edelman

[@1anth]

“Are we gonna fight?! Or we gonna LAY DOWN?!” - Tom Brady

[@Grievous_]

I know i love that quote

[@redt7452]

This mans passion for the game is something I’ve never seen. Every single snap he wants to be the greatest and you can tell. GOAT of all GOATs

[@genetick13]

"Gotta play harder! Harder! Tougher! Everything! Everything we got!" Gave me chills watching the micd up we they came back from that deficit.

[@breakingamer3550]

One of the greatest and most underrated moments between Belichick and Brady, was that blow out loss on Monday night against the Saints, back in 09. It shows Belichick recognizing Brady as the number one leader of the team, and he can vent on Brady.

[@dogger7051]

I also really like how Bill was upset with himself rather than the players. He knew he had talent he just needed to coach them in a way that made them play how they needed to. It’s so easy to blame your players I feel as a coach and it makes me respect him a lot

[@Ldiggs85]

From the 54th player on the roster spot in 2000 to becoming the G.O.A.T. This will be an emotional and weird homecoming.

[@Misterimme]

💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@LogicalReasons]

Don't boo him please.

[@Ldiggs85]

@@LogicalReasons I won’t boo him. Some fans might but that ain’t me cause Brady’s the goat.

[@jimcatanzaro7808]

I’m from Massachusetts and I am a Brady fan not a patriot fan I can wait until they fire bill he is a jerk

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@jimcatanzaro7808 Tom Brady Is Your Favorite Quarterback!

[@christophersantiago171]

" he gave the best to this franchise and if this is his last game to this team and I'm telling you this now Jim we will never see this dominance of a dynasty ever again"- Tony Romo

[@zaynes5094]

@christophersantiago171 Then come in the Kansas City Chiefs. Dare I say that they are the 2020s dynasty. However, Mahomes does get more injured than Brady ever did. It is a little concerning because when the athleticism starts to fade, Mahomes will have to trust his line to block better and I don't think that they will.

[@billylyons9040]

You can’t convince me these guys don’t love each other

[@sostdm617]

Facts every relationship has problems

[@stephaniezimbalist3757]

BB loves winning way more. Notice the mic'd up isn't in the years following the 6th win when he really wanted Tom gone. IMO Brady EARNED the right to retire a Patriot at 45 provided he didn't start playing like Farve or Big Ben at the end of their careers. TB12 earned this, not just because of 6 trophies but because he took MILLIONS of dollars LESS and he allowed BB to publicly coach him right up to his last day. If BB didn't want to let Brady do this, which he didn't, then BB should have been more transparent and less weasel-y. Just do a press release that says We appreciate Brady but at his current age we have to assume that he will start to decline, like every other QB so we want to draft a new QB and start a new chapter before the inevitable decline. We want The Patriots to continue to be dominant without a lapse. We wish Tom the best of luck. This would anger some Pats fans but it's more honest then pushing Brady out with a disrespectful contract and then putting all the blame on Brady and making it sound like he wanted to leave out of nowhere when it is OBVIOUS he wanted to retire a Patriot at 45. It would appear that the post game discussion between BB and TB12 was successful since immediately following Tom said, during the post game presser, that he will be a fixture around Foxboro when he retires. I assume that BB apologized for the handling of Tom's departure, expressed gratitude for all that Tom has done and talked about how they will be forever linked together and it's better if it is as a united front. Good for them for putting aside the bad blood and good for Tommy for getting his truth out. It's an important lesson for coaches and players and anyone in a relationship. It's important to treat people well and reciprocate when someone has given you everything they've got and it is important to value yourself enough to associate yourself with folks that will appreciate, honor and respect what it is that you bring to a relationship.

[@alr1577]

yeah Brady was groomed by Belichick

[@dopeascopebrother60]

@@stephaniezimbalist3757 after the 6th? Brady literally played 1 more season after the 6th ring ur dumb

[@stephaniezimbalist3757]

@@Nicholas8535 The hell he was. I love Farve, but he stayed longer than he should have and that was embarrassing.

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

The way Tom speaks about the sport. It's so passionate. I really can't see him do anything other than becoming a coach when he retires.

[@redt7452]

Yup, he’s the dream type QB everyone wants on their team. So passionate and wants to win every snap. Gets his guys hyped up and when the game is on the line you would want no one else leading your squad

[@larryjohnson150]

I don’t know if that will happen but man I hope you’re right! If he retires and walks always forever I don’t know how I’m gonna feel. Watching him every Sunday of football season has been a huge part of my life for the last 20 years and if he’s not there anymore I don’t know if watching the NFL will ever be the same to me.

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

@@larryjohnson150 To be honest I can also see him just step away and ride into the sunset, he's just the type of guy who could do that too. But I think he loves the game too much. At least I hope :)

[@prestonfonseca1377]

It’d be cool if he came back and coached for the patriots when he retires

[@israel4521]

He literally said he's never gonna coach.

[@Kian_Karbor]

Missed the good old days 😭😭

[@RTRA101]

Same😪😪

[@kmav2213]

Mac will take us back to the promise land

[@Kian_Karbor]

@@kmav2213 I hope so we need more that just QB

[@spa2damax]

@@Kian_Karbor still think so?

[@Kian_Karbor]

@@spa2damax well sometimes. Brady and gronk and Edelman were amazing. New era in new England is nice to with Mac attack

[@tomkmb4120]

You’ve gotta love the openness of their relationship, when Bill was just talking aloud to Tom about the teams lack of mental toughness on the road, he was just speaking his mind freely. Great to see

[@kevenrowe2958]

I was looking for this comment , that was truly amazing

[@owainerskine8454]

Love how Bellichick and Gregg Popovich are so similar in their mannerisms and way of coaching, "team first" mentality and just so happen to be two of the greatest coaches in their respective sports history. Speaks volumes.

[@theonlygoodonehere2259]

Bill's better

[@jimgordon5085]

And they are both of Croatian descent or part Croatian.Just like Nick Saban.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

“Instantaneous ” is the key word. Brady processes everything so quickly that all he needs is a few seconds to make the throw to the mismatch.

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

Exactly... people are so hung up on the fact that he can't do what Rodgers and Mahomes can but he doesn't need to...

[@r.williamcomm7693]

@@andrewfung8591 Agree. Mac is so good that ppl don’t call him a rookie. I believe Saban & Belichick were running the same basic offense. & yes Brady has always had an excellent O-Line. One of the few times an opponent penetrated that O-Line for pressure up the middle was the 2 Giants Super Bowls where Brady lost. After Brady got past the Chiefs in the 2018 AFC title game the Chiefs hired the DC who beat Brady in those 2 SBs. Although they beat the Pats the next year they didn’t have to in the playoffs because the Titans eliminated the 2019 Patriots. I would love to see Mac make it to the Super Bowl this year.

[@lalalele4896]

Mac to the super bowl my ass😂😂😂😂😂 delusional as fk. Without Brady u are nothing and I won't be anything for a long time untile u get lucky with another qb. Mac will never ever be that guy

[@Israelashala]

Remember being a kid and waking up Sundays to watch these 2 do their thing, life was good

[@Kcpvvy15]

makes me cry honestly. would give up everything i own to go back

[@spacedcityhouston3206]

Brady calls Adam an incredible player instead of just calling him a kicker. I thought that was cool, but who the hell am I?

[@dp233332]

Look up the play ive uploaded that shows adam v chasing down hershel Walker on a kickoff return...adam v threw a td pass against the tams in 2004 also...he wasnt only the greatest kicker in history...

[@RainmakerXBooty]

bill called him the best player on the team in that same sit down

[@TheGeorgeD13]

​@@RainmakerXBooty if Bill looks at it through the lens of "who does their job every damn time we need him?" then Adam Vinatieri is honestly maybe higher than even Brady on that list for those early Pats teams. Also as the chasing down Hershel Walker play shows, he was actually a pretty good athlete.

[@onil1325ms]

8:48 is why Bill is the greatest of all time. He takes the responsibility, he knows what needs to be done, he doesn't blame. That's someone I'd follow into battle, someone who understands the situation and knows the solution without attacking anyone.

[@LucForgeron]

Man, this is pure joy. So lucky to have watched this for 20 years.

[@ifatemyt5320]

You know what’s even crazier. Tom was around the greatest coach of all time, one of the greatest receivers of all time. He’s been surrounded by some of the best at their respective positions… and he still performs at the highest level. He attracts the best to play for him. He’s a walking scouting team, and he earned that with his work ethic and dedication to his craft.

[@Gungho73]

the willingness to take less then what he's worth has been huge in that endeavor. It'll allows them to target players who fit their scheme, take chances others may be unwilling to take. QB's routinely say they are all about winning after signing 40, 50 million a year contracts. And granted, when you're offered that money in a sport that chews through people, I get it. Its life changing for you and for those to come. But its a big reason I think why those players are sitting at home during the postseason entirely or not getting to the SB more then once and Brady's routinely competing. Not the main reason, but when you factor in everything you've said already it gives them an additional edge.

[@connerfinkelstein4591]

Both of the 🐐’s. My entire childhood and inspiration.

[@Mockingbird-22]

This really is goosebump material

[@seanim6846]

As bad as they want to stick it to each other, I bet they miss each other. Ghosts of the future. Living legends.

[@ShhooterMcGavin]

Especially when Tom moved on to the Bucs and Bill had to start coaching Mac Jones. Even though Brady won a SB in Tampa, I bet there were A LOT of times where he mumbled to himself during practice, film study or games “Jesus Christ, why can’t so and so be more like coach Belichik”… and Bill mumbling to himself “Why can’t Jones figure this out like Brady could”…

[@jermboy47]

​@@ShhooterMcGavinthat so and so was Bruce arians

[@sports3117]

The smartest decision to name Brady as the starting quarterback by Bill Belichick

[@jamman950]

Too be honest, I mean you can say it was smart that he didn’t move on from Brady after the 1st SB

[@Manny-nm8dh]

@Badd Newz He probably means keeping Brady the starter once Bledsoe got healthy.

[@dennishughes6823]

He didn't... Bledsoe got injured is why

[@thatruthtae]

What about Mac jones

[@CntrlShift52]

Starter gets injured, coach moves down the depth chart. "Omg genius GOAT he the best ever no1 ever gonna be coach like him!!"

[@brianthompson6925]

I love the clip of Brady and Belichick talking about how to attack the Ravens. I wish there was more footage like that around the league even if it's years after the fact. Thanks for posting. Great video!

[@WhiskeyAngel]

So happy to of been around to witness the greatest sports Dynasty of all time. The longevity and consistency of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady's Patriots are of which we will never witness again. They both had the elite ability to demand greatness from themselves and everyone around them. Brady could pick apart top 10 defenses while throwing to hotdog vendors year in and year out. Belichick could mold a top 10 defense of his own out of gas pump attendees with only sheer will and determination. A QB/Coach combo this dominant will likely never be seen again. They are both the greatest of all time.

[@KevMac58]

Coming from a kid who when he got his License at 18 first thing I did was buy 2 tickets to a Patriots game and took my little brother. They were 2 and 11. I continued to support my team for years and years that was 1983 with Steve Grogan. 1983 to 2001 was such a long time but it sure was worth the wait... It's February 16,2022 and just want to thank Bill Belichick and Tom Brady for all they have done for the Patriots and for all of the Happiness they have brought me and all the other fans of the Patriots. . .Thank you very much. KevMac Cape Cod,Massachusetts

[@Vinsmoke260]

I love these two with a passion. ❤️❤️❤️

[@brucelau2023]

Truly the smartest decision Bill Belichick ever made to name Tom Brady as the starting QB of the New England Patriots

[@redt7452]

Yup, bill saw something in that skinny rookie that was Brady and gave that man a “wasted” roster spot just off potential alone and I think he was just waiting for the moment to start him. That’s so crazy

[@GregzVR]

The fact that Brady left the Patriots, and instantly won another SB with the Bucs, cements _his_ goat legacy forever. Some(not me) will still still question Bellichick, if he doesn’t win another ring(or at least get to the SB), without Tom - as crazy as that sounds. For Me, Bill’s legacy is also cemented, by continuing to be relevant and super competitive during this free-agency and salary cap era, that’s basically designed to prevent dynasties from getting close to happening. _That’s_ goat coaching, right there.

[@chadanderson9872]

Bellicheck already won a ring without Brady. The 1990 NY Giants SB upset was only possible because of Bellicheck’s defense. They both have nothing else to prove.

[@Halflionhalffox]

If Belichick got to replace brady with rogers would be a comprasion, but your qb leaves and pretty hard hard to win with a back up , / new pick, notice he did not leave when goropallo was doing well and a chance to replace him

[@PeterJustGames]

@@chadanderson9872 He didn't win a ring as a head coach b4 Brady tho

[@STSGuitar16]

Man I LOVE that old Pat's throwback uni so much. Wish the NFL would allow more than just one helmet design per season again. Screw the nike color rush stuff, I miss the full throwback unis. Most of them look better than their teams' current unis anyway lol

[@Spectre....]

They're back now.

[@waynetables6414]

they should be the primary uniform. flying Elvis patriot jerseys are Micky mouse uniforms

[@STSGuitar16]

@@waynetables6414 lol flying elvis.....yeah man, I'm not even a pats fan at all but you're right. I do at least like the new clean jerseys that they've been using over the past few years. In general, I'd like to see the whole league to move towards more old school clean and simple designs instead of the cluttered up early 2000s aesthetic that many teams still have these days. At least it's looking like it's moving more into that simple direction. There's a fine line between simple and boring, though. Like colts unis are definitely simple, but they're just straight up boring. Teams have been able to walk that line and make simple and nice looks too like I mentioned with the new pats jerseys being simple and clean, but not boring. I still dig the throwback more, but you get what I'm saying. Bengals new jerseys are definitely pretty slick too imo

[@waynetables6414]

@@STSGuitar16 Yeah as a Boston sports fan, uniforms are such a frustrating topic because I love the Bruins, Celtics, and Red Sox uniforms but the Celtics and Red Sox never actually wear their uniforms and the Red Sox alternate jerseys are mismatched cheap trash that they sell in the pro shop. The Celtics logo was iconic in the 80s/early 90s with the simple green and the white but they've added too much color to it and now it just looks like a goofy cartoon. I've always hated the Patriots uniforms.. They have been garbage ever since they went from Red to Blue and from Pat Patriot to the flying Elvis scheme. The best NFL uniforms are the Steelers, Packers, Giants, Cowboys etc.. The Patriots could have a great uniform if they wanted to but they choose not to.. that's my only beef with the Kraft ownership is their horrendous taste. The uniform they wear now is a hybrid of the old and new. They currently wear a silver helmet despite silver no longer being a part of the uniform lol. To me, the Patriots currently look like a generic football team from a Disney movie that didn't have the legal authorization to use NFL logos.

[@STSGuitar16]

@@waynetables6414 I feel you. I'm from NC and a fan of teams around here, so I'm not really qualified to talk on the subject of boston sports unis, but I'll run my mouth here anyway lol. The red sox will never change, imo, just because of the history of the team. Just like how the colts, packers, cowboys will probably never change either for the same reason. In my opinion though, there is a way to update the uniforms and keep the history still intact for sure. It's hard to argue with the simplicity of some of those looks and how classic they are, but that does not mean there is no room for improvement that would also keep the classic simplicity that has been around for 100 years now. Small things could be done to improve all of them. As I said in my original comment, I think looking towards the past would be a good move all around. No more cartoonish logos; keep it simple. Make the primary celtics logo into a well-designed shamrock kind of thing, for instance. Don't get rid of the current logo all together, just find a new way to integrate it somewhere else. Simplify stuff while still using classic logos and imagery. Those sorts of things would look so sharp if done right. At least, like I said, the trend seems to be teams moving away from cluttered 2000s looks towards more simplistic looks these days, so that is definitely a step in the right direction. As a Panthers fan, I really wish they would at least update the helmet. That thing has barely changed since 1995 when the team started. At least with the new ownership, we have been getting some really awesome color combos that the old owner would never ever let happen. I can't say how glad I am that those boring-ass all white jersey and pants combo has largely been swapped out the for white jersey and black pants combo instead. I also really love the all black look too. Not a fan of the color rush all-blue look (except when we murked the cowboys in all-blue on thanksgiving in 2015 lol), but the blue jersey/black pants looks pretty good imo. ut, as with every team, they would do good to update and simplify their look all together as well.

[@45k-u7d]

Bro this dude got 6 rings with one team. And here I’ve been waiting for the lions to make the playoffs

[@diegomagellan]

Something about the management of the lions not caring enough

[@Boyso5407]

Sorry man. Being a Lions is tough. One day it will pay off though.

[@CornellBillingsWorth]

Millen really put y’all about 30 years behind lmfao y’all have been playing catch-up since he left house

[@Giantfanmisery]

Well they finally did it

[@mase60391]

Should have been in the Super Bowl last year

[@stephaniezimbalist3757]

On the one hand this was very heartwarming to see this period of their relationship but on the other hand it's pretty glaring that this Mic'd up compilation couldn't pull anything this friendly past the 6th super bowl and that is very telling. I admire Brady taking the high road and pleading the fifth.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

“We’re onto Cincinnati”

[@mariosnum1fan]

@Keith Cousins no one cares

[@AT3toxic]

@Keith Cousins idc

[@redt7452]

“We’re on to Seattle”

[@AT3toxic]

@@aviationdude1 what?

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@AT3toxic I Don't Get It

[@rapheng4432]

No one can be better than Tom B. this guy got the best amazing football iq his eyevision on the field is super his passing is so lethal accurate, he is the genuine.

[@thunter992]

Another Grade A top notch upload from throwback as we've all grown to expect

[@LukeFiore]

Nfl films has a women narrator now :/ so I stopped watching

[@Keviekev115]

So cool to see how much they respected and understood each other

[@Boyso5407]

What’s really amazing is that these guys were together for 18 seasons, taking 2008 out because of Brady’s injury, and during that time the worst record they ever had was 9-7. That means for 17 of 18 seasons they won double digit games. When you really think about it that’s insane. We’ve seen every franchise have a losing season during that time and not only did they never have a losing season but only once did they fail to win 10 games in a year. That’s almost impossible in today’s NFL

[@universe-ie2mk]

as a ravens fan, whose seen plenty of our own battles with the mighty bellechick brady patriots, lemme just say: they were so effin good.

[@redt7452]

For real man. Brady and bill averaged like 10.5 wins a season. That is fucking crazy in today’s NFL. Teams struggle to win back to back double digit seasons and these mans did it like a routine Sunday brunch

[@mikeybmore5860]

Bigger rivalry then Pittsburgh

[@yosshy4774]

@@mikeybmore5860 There is some video where Ed Reed and Ray Lewis said that Super Bowl XLVII against the 49'ers was just another game, the AFC Championship in 2012 was the real one. You can tell the respect these guys had for each other.

[@mikeybmore5860]

@@yosshy4774 completely agree brother I respect the hell out of greatness some don't bc there haters drinking and chocking on there hatorade 😆 they were classics if you wanted the Superbowl you must beat them

[@APerson-zf3rz]

Top of the AFC so still effin good

[@bhongtastic]

Taking nothing away from what Brady & the Bucs accomplished in '21, these two legends belong together. As a pure football fan, I for one hope that Brady finishes his career with Bill & the Pats.

[@BigtimeSauce]

We will never see a dynstay like this again

[@CntrlShift52]

Until another team decides to cheat their way to the top. Not very unlikely.

[@Grievous_]

@@CntrlShift52 dude stfu just appreciate the fact that you’ve witnessed greatness

[@Muzzlecrowe-li9kt]

@@CntrlShift52 I’m with you

[@CntrlShift52]

@@Grievous_ I've witnessed cheating and I've witnessed Brady be bailed out in most of his wins. Nothing great about Bill or Tom.

[@Soundersfan2023]

Plus you misspelled the word dynasty I mean if you're going to say something right spell it right at least it will be like if I misspelled already y'all would jump down on my throat for it

[@buckwildboys1]

the psychology of Belichcek when hes telling Tom on the sidelines in New Orleans hes like we have no mental toughness on the road, we gotta find a way then hes says its not them its us, like putting the blame on himself and Brady to Bradys to face but almost indirectly without being aggressive and only pointing the finger at Tom. Tom is the ultimate soldier, and Bill the general.Legends!

[@stevebusch-h8h]

not even my team: TB and BB, you are the best ever.. I cry when I watch you do what you do.. so dedicated, so intense, so focused.. you are the GOATs!

[@michaelkaranja4285]

Thank you both for the memories😢

[@djfrankie7586]

Tom bradys first game ..You never know how many opportunities you gonna get .. bcuz of his mentality realness humbleness he got 21 plus years as a starting qb 10 super bowl appearances and 7 super bowl wins ! 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 .. take notes kids if you wanna be great in something what ever it is ! You gotta belive in your self be humble workd very hard and never take anything for granted... takes notes from the greatest inspirational qb ever existed ! TB12

[@chadjones6074]

There’s also a great moment in the 4th quarter of Super Bowl 53. Bill, McDaniels and Brady are talking about going for a 4th down to essentially clinch the game or kicking the field goal to go up 10. Brady chimes in that he thinks they should kick. Bill agreed. They made the field goal and won by that score. A great moment of showing that they both leaned on each other and got the absolute best out of the other. You will never see anything like the Belichick/Brady combo again.

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

I agree with most of what you said but the final score was 13-3

[@hbkgreatestever]

Love how this video shows just how close Tom and Bill were. You can tell Bill valued Tom’s opinion over anyone else.

[@tylito4764]

Greatest part about Bill is that he humbled all his players.

[@strategic1710]

These 2 were great individually, but synergistically the way they complimented each other were lightning in a bottle goats. Brady gave bill player leadership and the luxury of being a defensive coordinator, and bill gave Brady a structural formula to follow and a system that maximized his strengths and minimized his weaknesses. They were truly special as a combo.

[@cameronharvey4746]

The Patriots two decade dynasty clearly took the hard work and dedication of both of these men. Not to mention that of the players who protected brady, the players he threw the ball to. The players who ran the ball down the field. The players on the other side of the ball making some of the best defensive teams of all time.

[@user-lh9fb8sj4q]

Thank you bill! You constructed the greatest football dynasty! Thank you for what you did in New England!!

[@user-lh9fb8sj4q]

Anyone here after Bill left the Patriots 🥲

[@shoebert31]

I dont like tom brady even a little, but I could listen to him talk about football all day

[@andrewnixon5048]

As a Pats fan that’s how I feel about Peyton

[@PatsNation]

Brady’s the best ever. Any sport.

[@1man2dogs1life]

really takes you back and makes you realize the hard work and dedication it takes. The relationship between Belicheck and Brady was a tough love type of father and son duo. Never wearing emotions on the sleeves but were both on the same page until the end where they had to go seperate ways. If only Tom mentioned us New England fans in his retirement article. Pretty F***ed up, we cheered for this guy with what seemed for 20 years. We dont even get a nod or a mention. Now does this sound like fame and hype went a little too high in Tom's head or is this Belichecks fault like everything else? Thanks Tom, 6x super bowl champion with the New England Patriots best dynasty in football. You are Tom-Terrific!...sometimes

[@danabosley8698]

He had already shown his heart and given sincere deep thanks to Pats nation when he left NE. He is grateful, believe it.

[@Grievous_]

“Gotta lock in now, laser focus” is the best quote ive heard.

[@nikhilverghese9580]

This deserves all the awards

[@andrewschuschu3499]

Greatness respects greatness and always loves working with greatness. They made each other great. It’s that simple. The Seattle game they truly had two coaches, two masters, on the field.

[@Ilovesports977]

Bill always believed in Tom and saw a greatness in him when nobody did. I'm sick of everyone saying Bill and Tom hate each other and that Bill and Tom don't respect each other. They have a great relationship and they still do to this day even with Tom in Tampa. Why else would they meet in the locker room after the Bucs and Pats for 20 min? The NFL 100 is a good example of their relationship and what it is behind the scenes. They wouldn't do the NFL 100 together if they really didn't like each other. They are very private about their relationship but they love each other at heart and Bill didn’t want Tom to go. He wanted Tom to stay but he didn’t have the salary cap and the talent to surround Brady with. Plus Belichick was trying to do what was best for the Patriots and their future and I bet he cried behind the scenes because he knew it was the hardest decision he even had to make in his coaching career. Everyone says there was beef between to the two and so on. So what?! No relationship is perfect and nobody is prefect. 20 years of dominance is the example of these two and this video shows the respect and love they have for one another.

[@doncorleone13]

THE GOATS

[@MK1NG1]

Crazy how they were together for so long but we barely have any footage of them talking with each other like in the clip of Brady and Bill studying film

[@bighuncho5210]

Strictly business

[@strategic1710]

My favorite film of Brady is his reaction to the butler int. I’m glad the camera stayed on him to capture such an authentic moment that symbolizes his joy for the game rather than switching to the on field celebration. A grown man jumping up and down on the sideline by himself reacting to a play on the field.

[@trharrington22]

Belichick told everybody from the start. Buy in. Thats all he needs. He needs his players to truly buy in and focus on winning superbowls

[@redt7452]

You could tell bill doesn’t talk to Brady like he would his other players. But Brady already holds himself to the GOAT standard so bill probably knows he doesn’t rly need to tell Tom certain things

[@jakenichols1155]

man the good old days. all the big games, the excitement, the tension, the triumphs and heart breaks. now I'm older, my heros are retired, and I'm just numb to it all...

[@khaimcmillan9152]

We’ll never forget this.

[@speakinfaxonly21]

Love that Saints moment. Bill recognizes him and Brady are the 2 leaders of the team. "it's not them either, it's totally us" Both Being able to shoulder the blame as opposed to blaming the players is why they're great.

[@patricksherwin7604]

Brady told his coach he was happy for him. In my son's entire life Tom Brady was in it every year. There may be the best in sports any sport of all time. If people don't recognize that, they never played a sport.

[@NewEnglandIV]

Greatest duo in sports ever.

[@gusespe4458]

The Ying & Yang of a football dynasty and together they Ruled the NFL !!!!

[@aA2GuNZz]

So glad I grew up and was able to witness the entire journey… also glad that tom plays for my Buccs now lollll

[@kevinalbertassi3580]

They really made each other that combo was just unstoppable even when you stop them they come right back the following season

[@carlosflores882]

They both know they love each other

[@ohhellyeah2878]

Clearly not enough, or they'd still be together. Ah well.

[@mangomangay7747]

"The one to Maroney?" "That was right in his HANDS!" "It went over his head." "....Oh that one." Bad GM, Rushmore coach

[@redt7452]

Haha right, you can tell bill doesn’t talk to Brady like his other players but Tom already holds himself to that GOAT standard so bill knows he doesn’t need to tell him a lot of things. Best QB/coach combo there will ever be

[@nahrihickman1662]

I cant wait to hear Coach Belichick speech at Tom Brady’s HoF ceremony

[@GregzVR]

For many Patriots fans, they still love their team, but it’s a bit like 49’ers fans when Montana went to the Chiefs. A lot of SF fans went with him.

[@elainemessier8066]

I just love those two together. It was magic

[@Bancho_nacho1111]

Memories

[@YuriFalcaoo]

FOREVER GOATS 🐐🐐

[@sostdm617]

Now this is epic

[@johnriley-wr7cg]

They’re so similar it’s amazing it’s like both their brains work the same but are thinking about different things that all lead together

[@justinatest9456]

Tom Brady saving up those millions by cutting his own hair before it was cool. Respect.

[@TheJonOrtiz]

Am I the only one that HOPES Brady plays one more year in NE and then retires?

[@victorislassanchez7173]

Yessir. All need see that

[@dingo9584]

I miss Tom Brady

[@TheSoloist1Alone]

No mystery, trust in each other and do your job💯

[@billymcneil7693]

Please release the full Brady bellicheck top 100 footage all the new stuff in this was amazing

[@Cian_]

The Ed Reid chat was fascinating

[@Soundersfan2023]

You know one thing I love about sports is when quarterbacks throw interceptions it's like as soon as they get off the field and the coach comes up to him they look so mad that if anybody talks to them and they look like they want to kill that person no matter if they pissed them off or not it may not be funny to other people but this is hilarious to me cuz it's pure emotions heat of competition will you show that you're great at everything you do and don't want to make mistakes lovely isn't it hahaha 😂

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

I agree!

[@legendaryoutlaw3534]

yep absolutly right man !

[@zzzarkka]

TB12 showing pocket presence at 10:30 as Edleman jumps over him.

[@Bob-fj7lr]

There are some clips here where it looks like Brady and Billichek are thinking in the same thought bubble. Its truly incredible. That clip when they are talking about the teams lack of mental toughness is the best example. Its like they're having a whole conversation in complete silence.

[@VonAllenSports]

This tells you all you need to know! Not some stupid Seth WickerSHAM book that doesn't list one verifiable source!

[@israel4521]

I can't believe people are buying into that crap.

[@FalseHope61]

I used to think it was bill. Now I realize Brady made those offenses go round, and bills defensive game planning is unmatched. But you needed Brady to make sure the team always felt like they had a chance.

[@bradleylovej]

This is great, thank you for putting it together

[@SPTO]

The greatest coach/QB combination of all time. It's still somewhat a question as to "who made who" but I do think some of that question will get answered with how he grooms Mac Jones. If Jones isn't at least a mid/upper tier QB then we can safely say the lion's share of the success over the years is due to Brady. Regardless, we're never going to see a duo like this ever again.

[@victorislassanchez7173]

@Alex A yessir. But honestly Brady made a lot easier to Bill coz Brady undertands football in the same way as Bill. That's why the were the best dinasty in the american sports history.

[@redt7452]

I mean bill is the best coach ever but he definitely would not have been as successful without Brady. He prolly would’ve won a few chips but Brady needed bill to be who they are and vice versa. Just so happen that the best coach and QB were on the same team and the rest is history

[@brianbrady4496]

I live 30 miles from foxborough..I'm 46. So I've seen the worst and the best sports seasons up here in all 4 major sports. I think we just got real spoiled over the last 20 years

[@buckwildboys1]

Media spliting a head coach and QB1s contributions to the Pats run is silly , both were elite, clutch, and football scientists

[@omegakilo871]

Belichick 8x Champ Brady 7x Champ LETS GOOOOO!!!!

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

Cre to take this M.I.T Grad on with that ultra weak comment?

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

Go For It

[@omegakilo871]

@@AlwaysHalloween000 Yes you’re very smart and soooo bright. Now here’s a gold star and have a good day kiddo.

[@johnarnold6623]

Hearing Gil Santos again is awesome

[@TheSnowshow33]

3:40 "yeah, great plan guys, i say we do that" - mastermind coach and gm bill o'brien

[@natecorning]

8:48 its insane to see how locked in and pissed Brady was

[@sports3117]

There’s a book that is set to come out soon that reveals why Belichick wanted Brady out of New England. I’m interested to see what’s it all about

[@SPTO]

Do you know the name of the book or the author? I'll have to keep my eye out on that.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

False.

[@THEFLYESTEVA12]

I bet it has something to do with Jimmy garoppolo lmao

[@BOS_C.O.]

Personally I feel like a lot of it will be 3rd hand accounts tbh, we probably won't get the full story until everyone retires and have nothing to lose. (But I assume the main reason will be that Bill and Brady just not seeing eye to eye anymore)

[@SPTO]

@@THEFLYESTEVA12 I agree, there was a rumor that BB was all set to trade Brady so he could keep Jimmy G and Kraft stepped in to kill it.

[@muhammadrafliramadhan5991]

Did you guys saw after Bucs win against Pats, Brady and Belichick meet again on the field. Belichick's reaction on Brady was Priceless.

[@spa2damax]

they talked for like 20 min in private after the game.

[@DixieNormousEats]

That’s how you pay respect. Not too pushy, not too timid. It was firm and you insisted they take the card in the most respectable manner possible. The welcome home was the cherry on top.