I mean I think the ultimate goal was to get his son the head coaching job there. If Bill leaves before the season and his son gets promoted, then the ending is the same regardless of how Bill got there. Bill has honestly never cared about apprearance in the media. So I'm not sure why he would care now.
She's definitely in the creepy scale for ol' Bill.
You make me so wish I still had the answering machine recording of Freddie hitting on my ex-girlfriend...such a long story though.
I know right! This should have been a nothing story and has turned out to be the best college football offseason story since Pole Assassin’s pet monkey attacked a kid at a birthday party.
Is there more than one Matt Patrica? I'm not really sure what the DC currently at Ohio St has to do with anything especially since they never coached together in the NFL.
I obviously have no idea, but from the outside looking in, it does appear that Belichick has gone soft in the head, and for many years now. I guess I still feel bad for Mac Jones.
I never thought Mac going to New England would be a bad thing for his career, but it turned out to be that way. Analysts and former players say it constantly when talking about young quarterbacks; where they go is a huge factor in whether they will make it in the NFL or not. I look at Brock Purdy and the offensive system he works in and wonder if Mac would have gone there rather than New England, would things have been different? I know he's there now, but he's now considered "just" a backup in the league, and I doubt he will ever get a true shot as the starter. If Brock Purdy can succeed in the NFL as a starter, I find it hard to believe Mac Jones couldn't, if given the same environment to begin with.
