Head coach Bill Belichick alluded to his "interpretation of the rules" yesterday and then apologized "to everyone who has been affected."
(Michael Dwyer/Associated Press)
Joan Vennochi
A big fumble
Head coach Bill Belichick alluded to his "interpretation of the rules" yesterday and then apologized "to everyone who has been affected."
(Michael Dwyer/Associated Press)
SAY IT ain't so, Bill. In 2002, I wrote these fawning words about New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick: "He is a leader, without the swagger, selfishness, and pomposity that so many men in business, politics, and sports embrace as an entitlement of their gender and position." (Full article: 727 words)
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