Bill Belichick Returns to witness a really shitty UW Practice

[chuck]

The Belichick thing is getting cringe. Beyond giving his honest assessment of the roster situation and giving little Stevie some life advice before he goes off to college, this is dumb at this point.

Disagree

I just don't see what real difference this makes on any front: roster management, recruiting,, development.

You don't think it's a good thing to have the greatest football coach of all time interested in the program? Chinteresting

I think it's better than not having him interested. I agree though. It probably doesn't help in any tangible way. Pete Carrol, while no Belichick, at least brings an exuberant personality that I could see helping sway a recruit or two. Bill has never really been known as a real dynamic personality and I doubt many 17-20 year old kids pay him much mind.

 

[TheHB]

Have Big Balls Belichick interested doesn't hurt anything. It may not help the team on the field, but it does look pretty cool when it shows up on Sportscenter.

 

[RaceBannon]

Bellichick has a weekly spot on the ESPN Pat McCauliffe show. Talking Dawgs today according to X

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

A lot of grump fucking doogs on here hating FREE PUB

There is no downside at worst to this shit, and at best it's a massive advantage…

DOOG, DOOG, DOOG young brotha

 

[SonnyShackelford]

Jeff Tedford in an analyst role was huge for 2016 UW. People forget that…

 

[theknowledge]

Bill breaks down film, looks for offensive tendencies and adds wrinkles for say, Rutgers the week that UW is preparing for Northwestern. Then for again for Michigan while Steve is implementing Bills game plan for Rutgers and on and on. While most teams have young analysts or interns doing this early prep, UW might have one of the saltiest defensive minds in history doing it for them. Seems like a win to me.