The Bill Belichick coaching tree has a combined 41% winning percentage as head coaches
If you look at Belichick's former coaches that have gone on to coach in the NFL, their winning percentage is 41%. Not good. They're a combined 225, 319 and one. ... The best head coach that has been a former Bill Belichick assistant coach is Bill O'Brien.
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No NFL quarterback has a closer connection to their city right now than Josh Allen has with Buffalo
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