Former Bill Belichick player names ‘perfect’ job for coach

NFL commentator Louis Riddick, who was a player for the Cleveland Browns in the 1990s under head coach Bill Belichick, feels

Jerry Jones, the general manager and owner of the Dallas Cowboys, might make a move that would make Belichick the perfect coach to replace Mike McCarthy this winter, take a fresh approach.

“Bill wants to go somewhere where he has a veteran quarterback, who understands how to play the game on a high level, [and] who maybe needs

his kind of tutelage in the postseason to go, ‘Hey, look, this is what we’re going to do. This is how I’m going to help you and protect you,'” Riddick

said about linking Belichick with the Cowboys during Tuesday’s edition of the ESPN “Get Up!” program, as shared by Hayden Bird of Boston.com.

Remarkably, Dan Graziano of ESPN NFL Insiders noted in a post that was released on Monday that quarterback Dak Prescott has improved this

One reason Graziano had heard from Cowboys insiders that “the team is very happy with the job McCarthy is doing” was because of the previous regular season.

Of course, after Prescott threw two expensive interceptions and the Dallas defense gave up 143 rushing yards, things might have been different.

yards and three touchdowns on the ground in the humiliating 48-32 wild-card playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers this past Sunday.

McCarthy now holds a 1-3 postseason record for his Dallas tenure that began in 2020.

“That ain’t happening with a Bill Belichick-coached defense,” Riddick added about what he saw from the Cowboys on Sunday.

“If he can deal with the rest of the stuff, he’s perfect for Dallas. He’s perfect.”

Not everybody is in agreement. Before the weekend, Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Mac Engel predicted that Jones and Belichick would spar.

because of the ways in which they each differ. Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe stated on Monday’s broadcast of the ESPN “First” show, as reported by Matt Ehalt of the New York Post.

Take “prove that a collaboration between Jones and Belichick is a “match made in hell.”

For the record, as of Tuesday afternoon, McCarthy was still with the Cowboys.

The Atlanta Falcons appear to be prepared to extend an offer to Belichick at any moment.

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