REPORT: Bill Belichick’s Son Steve Lands Big-Time Coaching Job
Steve Belichick (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
Steve Belichick has reportedly landed another big coaching gig.
The younger Belichick is currently a defensive coordinator with the Washington Huskies and has done a great job with the program, having left the New England Patriots after his father, Bill Belichick, was let go earlier this year.
According to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports and 247 Sports, Steve will join Bill at UNC after Washington’s bowl game.
“Steve Belichick is set to join his dad’s staff as North Carolina’s defensive coordinator after Washington’s bowl game, sources tell @CBSSports/@247Sports,” Zenitz reported on Sunday.
“As Washington’s DC this season, he’s improved the Huskies from 99th nationally in total defense last year to 26th this year.”
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It was rumored that Bill Belichick asked for his son to join while negotiating with the Tar Heels and would like to position him as the future head coach as he’s keen on seeing him take over whenever he leaves.
The move to UNC would see the father and son reunite after working together in New England. It also marks a significant acquisition for UNC as the Belichick name is a massive one in the football world, and the program is now set to have two.
PHOTO: The Entire Internet Noticed The Strangest Thing About Joe Burrow’s Shadow While Throwing The Most Impossible Touchdown vs. Browns
Joe Burrow (Photo via Twitter)
Joe Burrow continues to do remarkable things despite his team’s rough 2024 season.
The Cincinnati Bengals were taking on the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, and their quarterback did something incredible to cap an eight-play, 99-yard drive.
With the score tied 0-0 in the first quarter, the Bengals had a first-and-goal from the 2-yard line as Burrow dropped back to pass but couldn’t find anyone open initially.
Once he started scrambling, he tripped and somehow spotted Tee Higgins open in the end zone.
While falling to the ground, Burrow finished his throw and release as the bottom half of his body was lying on the turf.
From a different angle, you can see Burrow was tripped by his own offensive lineman, as no Browns player got a hand on him. That means he was never down, and the play was legal.
