Even after parting ways with the New England Patriots, an argument could still be made that Bill Belichick is one of the best coaches in the NFL.
What ultimately led to his undoing in New England couldn’t simply be chalked up to wins and losses. It was the questionable personnel decisions that kick-started the rapid decline, which culminated in the team finishing the 2023 season with a 4-13 record and last place in the AFC East division.
But even with one of the worst rosters in the league, especially on the offensive side of the ball, the Patriots still remained competitive in most games. Belichick was a good enough head coach on the field to nearly overcome his own shortcomings with the personnel decisions.
If he’s truly hell-bent on continuing his coaching career, there should be plenty of teams lining up and vying for his services. Here are five teams that would be realistic landing spots for the greatest coach in NFL history:
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The Dallas Cowboys have finished the last three straight seasons with a 12-5 record, and the most they have to show for it is a wild card round playoff victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2022.
On Sunday, they got blown off their home field by the Green Bay Packers in embarrassing fashion. Big changes should be coming to Dallas, and it could start with the firing of Mike McCarthy.
Former Patriots captain Devin McCourty suggested the Cowboys make a run at hiring Belichick, which makes sense for both sides. The Cowboys would get the greatest coach in NFL history, and Belichick would be on a team that would help him break Don Shula’s wins record and contend for another Super Bowl.
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Tennessee Titans fans are still seething over the team’s decision to fire Mike Vrabel as head coach. What better way of making it up to the Titans’ faithful by going out and hiring Belichick?
Why would a six-time Super Bowl-winning coach consider a team with questions at the quarterback position and a middle-of-the-road defense? The Titans might also lose their best offensive weapon, running back Derrick Henry, who is set to enter free agency.
But Belichick was born in Nashville, and his presence might be enough to keep Henry around. Titans receiver DeAndre Hopkins already has a great relationship with Belichick as well. This could be an unexpected homecoming for the legendary coach.
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