Belichick won six Super Bowl titles during his 22-year tenure with New England, and finished with a 226-121 regular season record and a 31-13 postseason record. He's just 14 wins shy of former Dolphins head coach Don Shula’s all-time record.

Bill Belichick has spent a lot of time talking into a microphone about football this season, but he has his sights set higher for next year.  According to The Athletic, Belichick wants to return to coaching in 2025.

One year away from an NFL coaching staff seems as if it’ll be enough for Bill Belichick. With two coaches already fired and a third possibly on the way after the Jaguars’ latest loss Sunday, Belichick still reportedly wants to coach during the 2025 season,

Bill Belichick, who many consider the greatest coach of all time, is rumored to find a head coaching job next season but will have to compete with one of his former players. According to The Athletic's Dianna Russini,

The Patriots and their former longtime coach and general manager agreed to part ways after the 2023 season. Since, Belichick has worked in media, appearing on seemingly every network and podcast as he tries to stay top-of-mind with the goal of working a whistle — not a microphone — next season. So the 72-year-old is staying ready.

Despite being two months into a successful media career as an NFL analyst, Bill Belichick is hoping to be back on the sidelines for a team in 2025. Per

A coaching legend, now off the sideline, is honored by friends in his Annapolis hometown.

If you’re an avid consumer of the NFL, then you’ve likely seen six-time Super Bowl winning head coach Bill Belichick all over your television screen this season. Despite the fact that Belichick and the New England Patriots parted ways last January,

The Dallas Cowboys may target legendary coach Bill Belichick as their next big move after Mike McCarthy’s tenure, with predictions hinting at a high-stakes deal.