Bill Belichick Will Likely Never Coach Again

St. Widge said
Other than the age issue, Payton had the same issues listed about from BB. He had a team with no succession plan for when Brees retired and he wants total control over a team. Parcells was more or less in the same position after the Giants. Yet teams hired them. Right now teams are looking for the hot young prospect but I would bet by next year there will be a team that thinks they are very close that hires BB due to his experience and thinks he can get them the little bit more they need to get to the SB or win it.

Could be a team like Buffalo, Dallas, Philly or even the Saints if the new OC fails and DA gets fired. He's likely not a fit for a young team that needs to be built.

What are the odds Dallas does likely end up being that team by this time next year, Widge? I strongly suspect Jerry Jones has realized Mike McCarthy probably won't be taking the Cowboys to any SB, much less an NFCCG any time soon, but he doesn't want to pay out the remaining part, the last year of his 5-yesr HC contract McCarthy signed back in 2020 so he'll play out his last year as a lame-duck HC and once Dallas gets knocked out of the post-season or doesn't make it at all, he's done.

Then...we might see Belichick gets his last, legitimate chance at winning another Super Bowl or break Shula's all-time NFL wins mark, which he seems obsessed towards surpassing. His tenacious obsession as it relates towards reaching this goal impresses me, Widge, as someone who has OCD, ADHD, and ADD. Whether BB will accept a job where he's just a HEAD COACH, instead of expecting or believing he'll also get the same level of personnel control in Dallas as he did in New England remains problematic and unlikely, IMHO, to be granted, considering how much of a possessive, control freak Jones is.