It’s sad to hear that the New York Patriot head coach has signed a monster contract.

It’s sad to hear that the New York Patriot head coach has signed a monster contract.

AMESBURY, Mass. — Bill Belichick, the coach of the New England Patriots, deviated from his custom of not talking about his contract, as rumors regarding his future loom over the team.

During the team’s “disappointing” 4-13 season, Belichick discussed how he would continue to analyze it during his regular-season-ending video conference early on Monday. He also reminded reporters that he was under contract. I will continue to come in every day and work as hard as I can to support the team in any way that I can.

Entering his 24th season, Belichick has frequently stated that he will not respond to inquiries regarding his contract, which has been one of the NFL’s most closely-kept secrets.

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Belichick responded, “Look, I’m for whatever we collectively decide as an organization is the best thing to help our football team,” when asked if he would consider giving up personnel authority. In that, I play many different roles and depend on many others to assist me in carrying out my duties; ultimately, someone has to make the final decision. I’m just a part of that process, whatever it may be.”

Belichick refused to say if he had received any word from Kraft that his job was in danger.

Growing up, my dad taught me that you should work for the team you’re on and give it your all, unless someone tells you otherwise. Thus, that won’t alter,” he declared.

Belichick went on to say that he is “heavily invested” in the Patriots organization, giving the impression that Monday was just another typical workday for him, complete with a final meeting with the players at nine in the morning ET.

“It was evidently a really disappointing season overall. It falls far short of our standards and expectations, players, coaches, staff, organization, and everyone else. Thus, clearly, something needs to be fixed “, he remarked.

“… We’ll start putting the pieces back together in terms of setting things up to go through a good, detailed analysis and to kind of start a reconstruction, if you will.”