The Patriots entered 2024 with new leadership for the first time in more than two decades. Here's a look at why they parted ways with the legendary Bill Belichick.

Where Bill Belichick could be coaching next was one of the more debated topics of the NFL offseason. Though Belichick, who was considered the hottest free agent

Lions general manager Brad Holmes and coach Dan Campbell have received a lot of credit for turning Detroit around and into a contender. But if you ask Bill Belichick, he believes there’s another person who deserves to be credited for the Lions’ recent success.

The Bears have struggled on offense and allowed a league-most nine sacks in games against the Titans and Texans.

Bill Belichick is not an NFL head coach this season, but he's going to be just about everywhere talking football.

Bill Belichick shared that Jimmy Johnson called his Browns team "terrible" when he called the coach for advice following his first game as head coach.

After not landing a solid head coaching job ahead of the 2024 regular season, Bill Belichick has decided to take the year off. However, he will likely return to coaching if a good enough opportunity opens in 2025.

After swinging for a new head coaching job right after leaving New England and striking out, Bill Belichick is taking the year off from pro football. But while it's wildly expected that he'll be hired by one team in 2025,