Billy Corben

I can't believe how much it hurts him because I say these five games make it hard for him to get a pro job.

that he wants, one with power, because he had to interview twice in Atlanta and didn't get that job.

I think these five games unmask him.

Like, it's not just that you don't want Belichick.

You don't want the fool who's got the 20-year-old girlfriend wandering around your program.

You can't give this power anymore.

The only thing he gets is a media job or a coordinator job.

I don't believe he's allowed to run a program anymore.

I'm not actually doing what Billy's doing.

I think Billy is correct when he says, once we step back from the flavor or the scandal of the moment, the way history will remember Bill Belichick is as one of the greatest coaches ever.

It's like Pete Carroll, too.

I'm not disagreeing with that part.

It's also the part that I find less interesting because we can argue all we want about people's legacies and Conan O'Brien will stand over the grave of Calvin Coolidge and be like, when's the last time anyone talked about Calvin Coolidge?

one of the greatest coaches ever.

I'm talking about the right now for Belichick and how it must be for one of the people who truly believes himself to be one of the great coaches of all time to embarrass himself so much that even before this, Atlanta was saying, no, we'll go Raheem Morris.

You'll need to interview two times.

Mike, my larger point is

one of the greatest football coaches ever is not welcome back in this world because he's made a fool of himself on and off the field for five games it took five games

Whatever the details around Belichick in Atlanta, Belichick couldn't get any job that he wanted this offseason, so he settled for one in the minor leagues.

And five games later, he's in a worse position than he was five games ago because now who wants to bring any of that in?