Article: Why is Belicheck a "great" football mind?

Read this article and compare to what we see from our DC. Morris is the "Anti-Belichick". He does the exact opposite of what BB does that makes him so great.

Aaron gives some good examples as to why he is so good. For those who compare Morris to BB or think he is even in the same league as BB...well, it's just silly.

Rodgers breaks down what makes Belichick the NFL's greatest coach

Sep 28, 2022
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by Darren Hartwell
Presented By NISSAN-NFL

ill Belichick has faced plenty of criticism for the Patriots' unconventional coaching setup and poor start to the 2022 season. But opinions of Belichick outside New England still haven't changed.B

Aaron Rodgers will face Belichick's Patriots for the fourth time in his career on Sunday when the Green Bay Packers host New England at Lambeau Field. When asked Tuesday how he views Belichick, the longtime Packers quarterback got straight to the point.

"He's the best coach of all time. He’s a legend, a living legend, and he’s been ahead of the game for a long, long time," Rodgers said on "The Pat McAfee Show."

What makes Belichick so good at his job? For Rodgers, it starts with Belichick's preparedness, flexibility and attention to detail.

"He makes incredible in-game adjustments, halftime adjustments, third-quarter adjustments, fourth-quarter adjustments, whatever it takes," Rodgers said. "You know that there's going to be an initial idea about what they want to take away from our offense, and then they'll have a Plan B, a Plan C, a Plan D."

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Rodgers used Green Bay's 2014 game against the Patriots as an example. Belichick made a point to limit Packers wide receivers Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb, so Rodgers targeted Davante Adams more frequently. When Rodgers adjusted by turning back to Nelson, Belichick's defense countered by showing Nelson more attention, continuing a chess match that went on throughout the game, a 26-21 Packers win.

Rodgers also noted how Belichick has evolved over his 22 years as Patriots coach.

"They’re always mixing up; there’s different fronts," Rodgers said. "He’s added an extensive zero blitz scheme to the repertoire. He’s a fantastic coach. You never know exactly what you’re going to get, but you have to be ready for it."

Belichick hasn't gotten great results in New England recently. The Patriots are 18-19 since Tom Brady's departure in March 2020 and haven't won a playoff game in that span. After a 1-2 start and an injury to starting quarterback Mac Jones, the legendary head coach has faced questions about his decision to make Matt Patricia the offensive play-caller following Josh McDaniels' exit.

Belichick's opponents still hold the head coach to a very high standard, though, so don't expect Rodgers to take Sunday's game lightly despite his team entering as a massive favorite.

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