Patriots Offer Belichick Sons Chance to Stay
New England Patriots assistant coaches Steve Belichick and Brian Belichick, the sons of former head coach Bill Belichick, have been given the opportunity to remain with the team, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Belichicks Given Opportunity to Stay
New England Patriots assistant coaches Steve Belichick and Brian Belichick, the sons of former head coach Bill Belichick, have been given the opportunity to remain with the team, sources confirmed to ESPN. This comes after SI.com first reported the news.
Their future landing spots could also be tied to whether their father lands another head-coaching job in 2024.
Steve Belichick has spent the past 12 seasons on the Patriots' staff, working his way up to linebackers coach and defensive playcaller. Brian Belichick began his career with the franchise in 2016 and has worked his way up from a scouting assistant to safeties coach.
Strong Bond with New Head Coach
New Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo has developed a close relationship with Steve Belichick, as players often noted how much time they spend together. Mayo and Steve Belichick formed a bond when Mayo was playing for the team and sidelined on injured reserve.
Mayo spoke highly of Steve's coaching expertise and their shared language when it comes to game-planning and coaching players. Mayo expressed his love for coaching with Steve and their natural connection on the field.
Mayo will be formally introduced as the 15th head coach in Patriots history on Wednesday, alongside owner Robert Kraft and team president Jonathan Kraft.
