Why aren't we interviewing Bill Belicheck?

[Aussie Tank]

Because we don’t have Tom Brady 

[raleigh-panther]

3 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Only the Falcons have interviewed him so far. Seems like the perfect time for us to get in the mix for BB. Yeah I'm not the biggest fan personally, but at least with BB we know Tepper will somewhat be second fiddle as BB doesn't go for the nonsense. At least he will bring a different culture to the team. The program will definitely change under BB imo.

 

Should we pursue BB?

What has he done  the last 4 years

 

 

Edited January 25 by raleigh-panther

[Davidson Deac II]

Most coaches lose with bad quarterbacks, so I don't really care how much he has or hasn't won without Brady.

Fwiw, I would be shocked if he came here.  I think he wants to win now and have a shot at a SB without Brady, and we aren't built for that.

[Ricky Prickles]

3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Because he's done 

Only Darth Belicheat says when he is done.

Edited January 25 by Ricky Prickles

[RevJ]

I would buy a ticket to one of the weekly meetings Tepper would have with him so Bill could glean from the owner's vast football knowledge.

[OneBadCat]

I think it’s because he doesn’t come with longevity 

[T-Wazzle]

[ProcessBlue2]

If he doesn't get the job in Atlanta, I don't know where he would even go. 

[Shocker]

He is not a good fit here…by the time we are good he’ll be ready to retire

[Mike in Raleigh]

Because he sucks? I know that hasn't stopped them in the past but...he sucks.

[Bama Panther]

10 hours ago, MtnJax said:

Better question is, why hasn’t anyone else interviewed him other than the Falcons?

Because he will be 72 years old in April! NFL teams hire head coaches with the hopes that the coach provides stability and long term success. Hard to make a case for that when you hire someone who will 72 years old in a few months. 

[strato]

1 hour ago, Bama Panther said:

Because he will be 72 years old in April! NFL teams hire head coaches with the hopes that the coach provides stability and long term success. Hard to make a case for that when you hire someone who will 72 years old in a few months. 

I could see him being head of all football plans, plots and and schemes. The architect if you will. I could see value there especially for Tepper. Buy a clue. 

[top dawg]

Most of the replies here are comical. 

We're not the type of team that he wants to come to, as we're just tooable  far behind the curve of being able to compete for a championship, which he wants. Another thing is is that Tepper doesn't want anything to do with anyone close to a CEO type, so whatever Belichick is, Tepper will never cede enough power to make Belichick comfortable. Within that same vein, rumor has it that there are some structural-organizational issues that is the hold-up on the potential Belichick-Falcons marriage.

[csx]

Tepper’s first hire was a CEO type. 

Thank God he at least maybe  learned that was a bad idea if the CEO isn't good.

Edited January 25 by csx