Patriots Fan Chris Brockman Reacts to the End of the Belichick Era in New England | Rich Eisen Show
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2024
- Patriots fan Chris Brockman weighs in on the Bill Belichick/Pats divorce.
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My daughter was 19 days old when Bill was hired. She turned 24 this week. That REALLY put it into perspective for me.
I read that as “my daughter was 19 years old” and thought man this guy is awful at math.
@@lucrative6477lmao me too😂
5 days
@@lucrative6477even that would be a decent tenure as coach haha
My oldest son just turned 65. That gives you pause for thought.
That is the nicest I have ever seen Bill act toward the press.
A somber day, but inevitable. Life goes on, good luck in all your future endeavors Coach Bill. You earned it!
Im a Bills fan and have spent the last 23 years hating Bill like no other coach in sports.
But I feel for Chris and the rest of Patriots Nation today.
Congratulations to Belechick, Kraft and all involved in the building of a dynasty, that fans of Football will never forget.
As a pats fan, this comment is very much appreciated. Thank you for the kind words.
They might not have Belichick anymore, but at least cocky Pats fans have 6 rings to keep them warm at night while they are cellar dwellers until Josh Allen retires.
Get a life!
@@Hokieman-ol7qh I wonder how many bandwagon Pats fans have been on board since Brady left...
Patfan since the beginning , 1960. Thank you, Bill for 24 great years. 6 SB's & The GOAT.
You know.🙂
They forced him to retire. Its stupid.
Much respect from Philly to you Pats fans. I worked with some guys from Boston who told me about the old Sullivan Stadium days - in contrast to the past 24 years. As a fan, I admit, it was fun to watch how Belichick constantly had all those Patriot teams prepared to play year after year. The Greatest Coach of All Time, for real!
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
I am a Browns fan. Very surreal!!! 29 years ago almost to the day, the Browns played in their last Home playoff game and won. They played New England and Belichick was the Browns coach. I was at that game and behind my seats were a New England couple cheering for their team. As we left the couple gave congrats and said good luck next week! I was taken aback by that-never forgot it. NOW here we are 29 years later--Belichick has 6 SUPER BOWL RINGS. I am still waiting for my team to even be in a super bowl. I am sure that couple is very happy over these last 29 years with their team. Hell the Browns org. literally gave Belichick his walking papers! Unbelievable!!!
Your Browns do have four NFL Championships from 1950-64. Yes, a Super Bowl in the near future would be nice but there comes a time when NFL fans have to realize the league has had champs in both the AFL and NFL before the merger. Historical perspective is still important.
I am the biggest Patriots fan since before the Bears debacle in 86. Watching the Patriots fans root against the team, root for losing, root to push the guy who brought us six Super Bowls out of town, was disgusting. Pats fans are going to deserve the return of the Patsies.
@@aaronsinger He's been a hard-core Pats fan since the Steve Grogan days and maybe earlier. He's just wishing to see the front-runner bandwagon fans get off, lol.
kraft went for the hug and bill was like NOPE
im a proud member of the bills mafia. i spent 2 decades watching my team get stomped every year. this is kind of sad to see bill leave.
I firmly believe if the Bills lose the next two weeks he’ll be there next season.
I've been Patriots fan since right around the 2-14 season, Mr Kraft and Coach Belichick have given us more than we could have hoped for and they owe us NOTHING as fans. IMO it took them and many more pieces to put this great run together and I'm thankful for it.
Greatest HC run ever. Ive hated him Brady and the Pats the entire way but the greatness cannot be denied or ignored
It’s not even close tbh. The fact he created a dynasty in the free agency era is beyond anything a football coach has done before in the nfl. It will be a long time before we see it again. KC would have to win a handful more in the next few years to even be compared.
@@lucrative6477 yea honestly as much as I love coach Reid there's no way they'll get close to replicating that success. They'll be great for a long time but I don't Bill B's Pats run will be replicated
Of any sport.
I feel so blessed to have watched excellence for 20+ years of coach Bill Belichick and Tom Brady! Thank you Bill for everything. God Bless.
Kudos to you, Rich, for giving Chris some room to speak on such a momentous occasion.
Huge respect for the GOAT coach and the Pats organization. As a Bills fan, the Pats tortured us for the better part of 20 years.
Ditto.
Go Bills!
Paul Brown is the GOAT and it's not even close. Paul Brown has 7-championships, dominated the AAFL, dominated the NFL at the merger when the AAFL was considered the "inferior" league, and came in and dominated the NFL. THREE teams own their direct lineage to Paul Brown's Legacy: Browns, Bengals, Ravens.
Paul Brown is the GOAT. Period. Fullstop.
@@thesciguy4823 no offense, cause paul brown was incredible.. but a league of 8-12 teams and being a 7 time champions vs a league 31/32 teams and winning 6 as the head coach, 2 as a DC.. 8 titles in a league 4x the size.. its not close.
You can hear the pain in Robert Kràft's voice - this was a very hard decision to make. The love and Respect he has for Bill is clearly evident.
I wish both Coach Bellichick and the Patriots success - wherever the future takes them
All the boobs that normally comment and talk about the team would have you believe that they hate each other and this was all lying and pretending to be amicable. I hate our fan base.
We need to give Bill a statue outside of the stadium. Cut off hoodie 😭
Dress him as Emporer Palpatine and a statue of Brady as Vader next to him.
Wouldn’t want to follow him as coach. His offensive coordinator knows about following a legend maybe give Bill O a shot at following BB.
@@marksieber4626 definitely won't want to be the person to follow him
And the Kraft declared: Massages for Everybody!!
Kraft said he misses playoffs ..but we can easily not see playoffs for 3-5yrs. We are possibly looking at a TOTAL rebuild. We have to replace coaches, the GM, the system, the players and whomever is the coach.. they may want to change the culture.
No chance in hell we see the playoffs next year, if we’re lucky in 2 years with HUGE success
Five years? I don't think it takes that long. Bill is walking away with them holding a fantastic spot in the draft order. As long as Bob brings in a quality coach and GM, they're in good shape to get back into the mix fairly quick. My opinion of course
Spoiled Patriots fans (I am one of them) up until recently were immune to the NFL's baked in goal of parity. The owners despised the Pats defying what they had to deal with year in and year out. They smacked down the Pats harder than other teams for overblown (taping games in an unauthorized area of the field) and made up violations (of the Ideal Gas Law) and yet the Pats kept on truckin'.
Other owners have been waiting 20 years for the Pats to level out, then bottom out. It'll take about two years for them to get back to relevance just as the Bills and Dolphins begin their descent. The Jets? I'm a Pats fan. FTJ.
Yeah that was the one reason why I was hesitant to see Bill fired because the Patriots are completely in unknown territory now while Bill was a known commodity and if he did give up the GM role the Patriots would probably move more into a retool than rebuild. If they make the playoffs in two years I would be shocked.
The patriots could be in the playoffs if Kraft spends money draft Harrison and sign a quarterback but he won't I don't trust Kraft at all
BOSTON ,,,,,THE BEST SPORTS TOWN IN AMERICA.....IT FEELS GOOD TO BE A PATRIOTS FAN........CUZ Patriots will be back.....in Bob Kraft we trust New England
his last game was against the jets , wow
I think they should have kept Belichick. He deserved to finish with New England and break the all time win record in New England. He still has the passion to coach and is a great coach. They should have just taken the GM duties and brought in a competent GM.
When I woke up and saw my newsfeed with the news the Patriots had parted ways with BB, I became somber and was saddened. As a fan, I thought BB deserved rhe ability to just part ways his way. Saddened by the fact, now what? Went to work. Came home and needed to be validated emotionally. Thank you Rich, and thank you Chris, for validating my emotions and changing my mind about this decision. It's absolutely needed, necessary, and absolutely let's celebrate the success of Kraft, BB, and Brady era. For the love of the game. Dammit. Rich, you always know what to say, at the right moments. Thanks, man.
@HelluvaPatriot You thought BB deserved the ability to just part ways his way. Well, he was lucky to last as long as he did in the end. He wasn't as patient with his players when it was time to part ways with them. He should have received the same treatment.
For anyone who sat on those long aluminum benches at old Sullivan stadium in the freezing cold as we won 2 or 3 games a season year after year can attest, NO ONE......thought anything like what happened in the last couple decades would ever, ever, EVER happen, so true Pats fans can only be immeasurably appreciative and thankful for Bill and his dedication to the team and his craft. Much love and respect coach.
Bill DID NOT want to leave. Kraft said it would be hard to see Bill on the sideline against the Pats. Bill clearly still wants to coach. He had his camp release the fact that he was willing to give up his role as GM to stay in New England. Bill isn't leaving New England on his own terms. He's being forced out by Kraft as MULTIPLE people said during the regular season.
@LongFatJohnston ...So, he received the same treatment he gave to some of his players. In fact, Bill Belichick was more brutal than Kraft was with him. Belichick once cut a player on Christmas day (TE Asante Cleveland).
Who is "Pat the Patriot?" That's "Flying Elvis!" "Pat the Patriot" is both the Old Patriot logo of the guy in American revolutionary garb or the Patriots Mascot. The more modern emblem on Chris Brockman's chest is "Flying Elvis!" Thank you very much!
Man as a pats fan I had a dream of Bill, Josh, and Mike uniting again
I became a Pats fan when I attended my first game on 10/1/72 winning 24-23 against the Washington Redskins which went to the Super Bowl losing to the undefeated Miami Dolphins. We sat on those metal benches which Kraft talked about.
I don’t want him to coach anywhere else, I want him to be a NFL history guy where he can just geek out on the sport he loves
He still needs 2 season to get the all time win record over a guy he hates
Nah he will go break the record, he is good enough to do it. Kraft and him broke their relationship because of Mac Jones and Bill won't end up 4-13 with a QB who can breath outside a paper bag.
I for one am glad that ridiculous dynasty is gone. Those years were not the best as a Dolphins fan, except that 2008 seasons we took the East from the Patriots. I’m so happy that era is over
Chris, some never knew this was coming. Right Rich.
Jets fan here. The combo of TB12 and Belichick has made my entire life as a Jets fan truly miserable. That being said. There's no other combo I'd rather have it been done by then the GOATs.
As a Giants fan Bill has been apart of all 4 of our SB rings. Thank you for your service.
And he should come be a part of the next 2 too. He could be a dc in his sleep.
@@lucrative6477 it did cross my mind. Set up his son? Huh?👀
I’m heartbroken
And The Beat Goes...
As Pats’ fan for 5 decades, the turn around happened when Bob Kraft bought the team and hired Bill Parcells and went to the stratosphere when Bill Belichick was brought to take over building one of the greatest dynasties in sports.
The old Schaefer/Sullivan/Foxboro stadium was almost always half empty before Bob Kraft bought the team.
I was a season ticket holder for 3 seasons from 1990-1992 and the team won a total of 9 games. Bill Belichick changed all of that.
Thank you BBB (Bob, Belichick, Brady).❤
Brady: Secretariat
Belichick: Ron Turcotte
To put into context the last Boston/NE championship before Feb 02 was the Boston Celtics in 86. So 16 years of a gap.
I was at the Super Bowl in 86 when they got hammered by the Bears. All the pregame hoopla on the days before the game were the best part of that one!!!!!
well said fellas
Eras are like that: they come to an end.
That R Kraft speech strongly suggests Bellichik already has another job lined up.
Belichick had a great run. He is definately in the conversation for greatest nfl coach of all time. I would like to highlight another contender. If we can't beat the oppenent without cheating, what's the point? One time, an assistant to Don Shula found a left behind playbook of the Raiders. Shula returned it. He coached Four different quarterbacks from Two different teams in a super bowl. He had the only undefeated season. Don't get me going on Vince Lombardi.
Bill should have given Kraft a handy to not get fired
I didn't see him getting choked up. He seemed relatively happy to me. I know it's tough, but he seems ready.
Let’s be honest, he could walk into 31 other organizations and get hired if he wants to. He’s been coaching longer than I’ve been alive, and I’m not young.
Forgot to mention Cassidy (former Bruins coach) winning a Cup with the Golden Knights. Can tell Brockman isn’t a big hockey guy.
Hey Chris, were you nervous the other day when Billy Burr was on the show lol
Been a Pats and Brady fan as long as I can remember in my so far 26 years of life. It's a really weird feeling not watching Brady play on sundays and now Bill not in NE either... It's weird.
This season is probably the wildest season I can ever remember: Bill Belichick mutually fired, same as Pete Carroll, Nick Saban retired, Jim Harbaugh wins the national championship and about to go to the NFL, forget to mention Mike Vrabel also fired
Wonder if there’s anyone else about to get fired so that they can try to pick one of these guys up.
@@ChalrieD Rumors that if Sirianni loses to the Bucs he might be fired. Would make sense given all the great coaches that are looking for work.
As neither a Patriot fan nor Patriot hater, I would sum things up in five points:
1. This was not particularly authentic. Bill didn't want to do it. If you want to see authentic, watch Pete Carroll's final press conference.
2. Bill is a great coach and a great student of the game. He adopted Pop Warner's approach to creative cheating whenever he could. He was not a great personnel guy.
3. Tom Brady, the best QB to ever play, fell into his lap and made his legacy possible. Neither Kraft nor Belichick get any credit for it.
4. Kraft's most memorable moment is getting a humdinger in South Florida. I'd love to know what he's done to deserve the Hall of Fame other than being lucky and rich.
5. I agree with Eisen. Belichick should have been able to leave on his own terms.
Welcome back to New York bill. Glad to have you back as dc for the New York football giants. Remember kids, if you can’t beat them, join them.
Lmao, bill ain’t being a coordinator anywhere, he’ll be a head coach in the next week for any of the vacancies.
Yep. Don’t forget Kraft. He offered a hand and really helped massage things into place.
Brock man on the edge of tears.
We still going to pretend that BB was just as responsible as Brady for the success? I think we figured out the answer and can put this one to bed.
Learned alot from watching him and Brady--the greatest coach player one two punch ever. Bill brought the brilliant defense, while Tom played chess on offense. I miss watching it.
The last 4 or 5 weeks of the season, Brockman was calling for Bill's head like he owed him money, but now that it's actually happened, he's giving a eulogy worthy of a funeral...
@AielWolf I think his comment was more like a look back at all those years, at that dynasty. Belichick was the last big piece of that incredible era. Now, it's finaly over.
It was always Tom.
You know it was serious when Bill wore a tie and not a torn hoodie.
You can paint this as Bill was fired, lr you could say the Krafts did not want to tie him up with trade deals and let him go.
We are not in the building so we do not know what conversations took place, Bill said he was prepared to change his role publicly - does not mean he said that privately.
Here we are though Pats are free from trade rules so can go hire their guy and Bill is free to find a team of HIS choice with no compensation needing to be worked out.
I think its a win win for both sides and hope it was done in that spirit of friendship.
Bill is going to gt that record though, no idea what these folks who are saying he is gone are thinking.
Bill - Tom Gold Standard for what can be. That first Super Bowl Victory 2002 changed Foxborough, MA: changed Massachusetts. Changed Football.
How I felt when Tom Landry and Jimmy Johnson got fired from The Cowboys
A very sad day in New England
Don't forget, Bill also has two rings as the DC for the New York Football Giants.
As much as I LOVE Bill, I don't think he is getting another gig... without Tom B he hasn't won.... I give Him, TB & Kraft FULL CREDIT for all they have done... I don't see another owner giving him full run of the team as he had before. Now can he deal with that? I don't think so... That is my opinion and a die hard Parcel, Bill disciple
Where is the mention of all the cheating and hypocrisy
His post game quotes will be missed 😂😂😂😂
Question for New England and Boston fans. Despite gap in generations, which team/player success had the most influence in your lives and in the region, as a dynasty? Bird and the Celtics? Or Brady and the Patriots?
I get the feeling that BB would still be the HC of the NEP if he would have relinquished his position as GM. I’m sure he would have seen this as a type of demotion and admission of having done a poor job in the GM role.
Being a lifelong Pats fan, witnessing what this team accomplished over the last 20 years has truly been a blessing.
I don’t think he’d have had the success he enjoyed without TB12 under center though.
I don't agree. His poor drafts screwed the Pats over for years and will continue to do so. Even his mouthpieces in the media like Edelmann begrudgingly admit Bill is terrible at drafting and the lack of talent on the team is his fault.
it is a sad day for Pats Nation, but I have to say this...if Bill would have waited for TB12 to retire on his own terms... Bill would have been the winning-est coach ever... but Ego was in the way, there was even an asst coach who once said that "we can win with any QB here!!" then TB12 left, won another superbowl then the pats became from the "gold standard" to average team to worst team on AFC east... so sad !!!
@janaque0417 You're absolutely right.
And then Bob Kraft once again, wished for a happy ending.
New England might become a Super Bowl team again but the "specialness" of this run with Tom and Bill will be missed. We were truly hated but respected. Going back to just another franchise will suck.
Reid and Mahomes are trying their best to do the same thing. Time will tell if they succeed as much as Bill and Tom did. Early on I got so tired of seeing the Pats in the SB year in year out, but then I started respecting the hell out of what they were accomplishing.
@@user-en9qd5nx8w Andy Reid is already 65; 66 in march. It won't happend.
Michigan winning the title created multiverses of infinite chaos😮
Why do we feel the need to insinuate that "on the surface its amicable" but behind the scenes? Is it hard to believe that they all looked at the situation and said, best to move
Yet Dennis Allen still has a job, unbelievable.
Where is TB12 this week? Michigan won the college championship and now Bill B. leaves the Pats, but not a peep from Brady? Is he just laying low out of respect for them, to allow them to have their moments in the sun without him casting his long shadow?
@brushstroke3733 He published a long tweet about Belichick.
@@sportsretrospective6759 Ah - I guess I've just not heard about it since the mainstream media cats no longer report tweets since their hatdd nemesis Elon bought the company and opened it up to free speech again. Cowherd and Eisen are on the "X" freezeout, quiet boycott campaign apparently.
I dont like the Patriots and BB as a Packer fan… but even then… I have two TB12 Patriots jerseys… thats the no meassure of the legacy of this era
Big Jet fan always hated Bill but have total respect for his legacy and happy to say BYE BYE
okay that explains Brockmans opinions hes not actually from here
TITLE TOWN BABY!!!!
BFD! Hit the Road, Belichick. Make another city miserable...
Bob kraft will never see a playoff game again karma for letting brady and belichick go
Kraft to the HOF? You can get into the HOF just by being rich? He owned the team. What in the world makes him eligible for the hall of fame?
This is one of the saddest days of my sports watching. Jeez.
Weird, as Belichick is speaking, this "WASTE INNOVATIONS" logo next to his head...
6:18 With them together, betting Belichick's exit package was millions.
It's a death. How you handle it is up to you. Celebration of life or cry in the corner because you'll never see it again. Both are right.
Crying in the club rn
Belichicks defence skills are why pats had 6 super bowls, he was D guy with Giants,denver and bills high powered offence shutting that down and with the pats,who barely got by on all sbs offensively!
Like Riverboat Ron, the game has passed him by. He should just retire.
So Belichick does have the ability to do more than grunt. Learn something every day...
For dozens of games even, every time I tuned into an NFL game (I'm a casual fan), and saw a QB going back after the snap, I saw Brady, when it was Jones....I didn't even know who followed Brady right after he left...but I looked it up, and most here know it was CamN. It is weird, after 20+ years. It is the end of an era; although it can be argued that happened when Brady left.
Pats fans have been spoiled.
I really dont like how this ended for Bill. 5 months or less from now all these well wishers are going to be hating on his legacy saying he was next to nothing without Brady. I really hope Bill wins another Super Bowl elsewhere to help put that crap to bed.
Belichick without Brady:
- 11 seasons (3 winning, 7 losing)
- 1 playoff win
- 2 blowout playoff losses
- 2 playoff appearance
Brady without Belichick
- 1 Super Bowl win
- 100 passing touch downs
- winning record playoffs
- winning record regular season
truth hurts
@@LongFatJohnston And here we go... did I say 5 months? I meant 5 hours.
Behichick lasted a long time at New England! Getting fire is not so bad for Belichick because he is a legend! Maybe go with Fox and be part of the TB12, Bronk and Edelman!
Luv Show Rich, But Serious, Belicheck Should Thank Mo Lewis, Gave Him Tom, Thank Pete Carroll For Not Handing The Ball To Marshawn, & Tom Wom Another With Different Team, !!!!.. Congrats...
24 years, 6 SBs, and only caught cheating twice (wonder how many other times there were without being caught). Definitely celebrating the end of this era ;-)
No cut off hooded needed in San Diego
Paused at 0:02 because there is no way I'll ever listen to Brockman talk about this. There are some people in Boston who won't be e happy until the Patriots are a head case like the Eagles, babbling about dictionaries and crying coaches who think they're in the UFC.
I agree, most people don't care about Brockman's opinion.
Just goes to show that rich people don't have any loyalty... except to cash.
83-104 without Brady...tarred and feathered and run out of town on rail....
Yeah, Brockman nailed this one at the beginning of the season during an Overreaction Monday segment when he said that this would be the final season of Belichick in New England. Of course, Rich poo-pooed this as an overreaction. But it was dead-on correct.