Bill Belichick's latest comments about his final four years with the New England Patriots have prompted strong criticism.

According to a new report from The Athletic, former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick reportedly "withdrew" from his staff and those he perceived as disloyal to him during his final season in New England, the outlet reported Wednesday.

The long-time Patriots coach said that it was Robert Kraft’s decision to oust his successor, but once again pointed to a Jonathan Kraft and Robyn Glaser having the owner’s ear. Belichick then added that he believed a “shared vision” was key to his success in New England, but said it evaporated during his final four seasons.

Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick shocked the world last month when he accepted the same position at the University of North Carolina. Now, as he prepares for his first season as a college football coach,

Bill Belichick is ostensibly committed to North Carolina, though NFL teams have reportedly reached out to see if he'll change his mind. But for the moment, his return to the pros must be shelved.

Bill Belichick hasn’t even been the head coach of North Carolina for a month yet and there’s already speculation he could make his return to the NFL. According to the NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, multiple teams with head coaching vacancies have inquired with the eight-time Super Bowl champion to see whether he’d be interested in Read

A six-time Super Bowl champion has his eyes on football players in Charlotte and surrounding towns. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Coach Bill Belichick hit the recruiting trail in our area on Tuesday.