When a coaching legend like Bill Belichick bids farewell after 24 seasons with the New England Patriots, reactions pour in from the most unexpected places. ESPN managed to catch up with Randy Moss, undoubtedly one of the greatest wide receivers under Belichick’s tutelage, for his take on the matter.
At the time of the interview, Moss found himself on the tranquil waters of Lake Norman in North Carolina, engaged in a spot of bass fishing. Amidst the serene surroundings, Moss extended his salute to Coach Belichick and, in a lighthearted moment, showcased one of his catches.
“Hey Coach Belichick, my hat goes off to you. I’m out here bass fishing, I hope you can get out here with me!” Moss exclaimed while proudly displaying a fish.
Randy Moss in a fishing boat talking Bill Belichick 🤣🐐🐐 pic.twitter.com/hugBFoaglT
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It’s heartening to witness Randy Moss relishing his retirement, making the most of the free time it brings. As for Belichick, while his tenure with the Patriots concludes, it hardly signals the end of his illustrious coaching career.
At 71 years old, Belichick is poised to attract attention from several teams seeking head coaches in the current hiring cycle. The NFL landscape is abuzz with speculation about where this coaching maestro will choose to leave his indelible mark next.