Maybe it's because of the stereotype of football coaches,
Adrian Amos Jersey Belichick's own robotic ways when talking about football or just that we can't imagine a football coach being that detailed and great while having any other interests, but it's always a bit startling when we hear of Belichick having any hobbies other than figuring out how to shut down an opposing quarterback.
That's what makes Belichick's infatuation with lacrosse so interesting. The
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Still, there's just something about Belichick gushing about ... well, anything that makes for a fun piece.
One of the best parts of the interview is when he's
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On tight end Rob Gronkowski: "If I could teach
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On receiver Julian Edelman: "He'd be a good midfielder."
Then he was asked about Tom Brady,
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"Put him in the goal" Belichick said.
"He can't run," Belichick said, in a lighthearted jab. "I mean. can't run. Can't dodge."
The rest of the video is light and amusing, and discusses Belichick's history with the sport and the work his foundation does with lacrosse (the foundation was responsible for that field in Uganda). There are a few pictures of Belichick from his lacrosse past, including one of a certain hippie-looking future Hall of Fame coach in a team photo, at the end of the second row from the top:
