According to a report from NFL on CBS insider Josina Anderson, the next head coach for the Atlanta Falcons will be Bill Belichick in the upcoming season. This potential move, if realized, would be a significant achievement for Falcons owner Arthur Blank, given Belichick’s illustrious coaching career with the New England Patriots, boasting a record of 266-121 and six Super Bowl titles over a quarter-century. Belichick, aged 71, recently parted ways with the Patriots and has had two meetings with the Falcons, with negotiations seemingly progressing well, pending any unforeseen issues.
Blank, known for his persuasive skills, has been actively working to attract Belichick to Atlanta, hosting initial discussions on his yacht, followed by a second meeting where organizational plans were likely discussed with team leaders, including CEO Rich McKay, who reportedly shares a rapport with Belichick. It is anticipated that Belichick will assemble a coaching staff consisting of longtime associates, potentially including former NFL head coaches Matt Patricia and Joe Judge.
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