Belichick Expected to Depart from Patriots After Current Season

Despite a disappointing season, the six-time Super Bowl champion's legacy remains largely untarnished among fans and football followers.

Bill Belichick, the head coach of the New England Patriots, is expected to step down after the current season, ending a successful tenure that included six Super Bowl victories.
Despite the Patriots' poor performance this season, with a 3-10 record and no playoff victory since 2019, Belichick's legacy remains largely untarnished among fans and football followers.
Belichick recently made a cameo on ESPN's College GameDay, donning an old Navy football helmet, a gesture that was well-received and seen as a tribute to his father, who was a scout and assistant coach at the Naval Academy for over three decades.
Belichick has repeatedly deflected questions about his future, stating that he is currently focused on preparing for the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
According to NBC Sports Boston, Patriots' owner Robert Kraft has already decided to part ways with Belichick after the season, following a 10-6 loss to Indianapolis in November.