Carroll and Belichick, NFL's coaches over 70, are still competing

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

The two septuagenarian NFL coaches still have what it takes to compete in this ever-changing young man’s game.

Forty-eight hours after celebrating his 72nd birthday, Pete Carroll led his Seattle Seahawks into Detroit and beat the hyped-up Lions 37-31 in overtime.

Despite starting 0-2 for the first time since 2021, Bill Belichick, who’s about six months younger than Carroll, showed the same creativity as ever in unveiling a never-before-seen play to block a field goal attempt in the Patriots’ 24-17 loss to Miami.

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Belichick didn’t win Sunday but showed he’s ingenious as ever when his special teams coaches and players unveiling a never-before-seen man-in-motion play to block a field goal try by Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders.

https://sports.mynorthwest.com/1766867/nfl-carroll-belichick-70-something-coaches/

[CentralMass]

1. Bill is having a rougher time of it.

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2. I dunno about Belichick. Looks like it was Brady not him as he...

hasn't had a decent season since Brady left. In that same time, Brady won a Super Bowl, went to a conference championship the next year and almost got back to the Super Bowl. He retired after last year after a injuries contributed to an average year.

I'm hearing Belichick is on the hot seat as fans and the media are not used to losing up there.