Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick didn’t waste an opportunity to roast the New York Jets when asked how to find a quarterback in the NFL. “You might take a look at the ones that the Jets have released.

Bill Belichick is the head coach of North Carolina football now, but the new duties he's assumed entering the amateur realm are not stopping him from continuing his media appearances. This includes the Let's Go podcast,

Bill Belichick's antagonistic relationship with the New York Jets dates back nearly three decades now, since he left the team after just a day as head

Bill Belichick was hired as the new head coach for the New York Jets. That marriage didn't last very long, as Belichick infamously quit the position after only one day with the franchise. Whatever Belichick saw that day we'll probably never know,

Bill Belichick isn't done using the Jets as a large joke when it comes to the team's struggles at quarterback.

Speaking at the 2025 Scouting Combine, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel spoke about the increased Jets rivalry as well as those around the rest of the division such as the Buffalo

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick didn’t waste an opportunity to roast the New York Jets when asked how to find a quarterback in the NFL. “You might take a look at the ones that the Jets have released. Geno Smith and Sam Darnold, they’ve done very well,” Belichick told Jim Gray on the “Let’s Go!” podcast.

If you thought switching from the NFL to college would soften Bill Belichick's hatred for the New York Jets, think again. Belichick, whose hatred for the Jets h

Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is no longer leading a team in the NFL. However, that hasn't stopped him from taking shots at the New York Jets.

Former Patriots running back Stevan Ridley former New England coach Bill Belichick putting him in “fat camp” because “I was overweight” entering the NFL as a running back.

The age-old rivalry between the New England Patriots and New York Jets continues to simmer, even as Bill Belichick transitions to college football. Now leading North Carolina’s program, the former Patriots head coach proved he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to taking shots at his longtime rivals.

North Carolina will be the first NCAA team to be featured on "Hard Knocks" after all other NFL teams were scared off by the Giants' experience.