Bill Belichick Not Showing Preferential Treatment To Sons On Patriots’ Staff

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Aug 2, 2017

FOXBORO, Mass. — While having both of his sons on the New England Patriots’ coaching staff is great for Bill Belichick, the Pats head coach makes sure to keep things fair within the ranks.

Belichick’s youngest son, Brian, was moved to the coaching staff this season after spending a year in the scouting department. His oldest son, Steve, is in his sixth year on the coaching staff and his second as safeties coach.

“They’ve been at a lot of camps, maybe in an unofficial capacity,” the eldest Belichick said Wednesday morning. “But, it’s great. You know, obviously, it’s great to be able to work with them on a daily basis, but at the same time, we have to operate as a staff. Because there’s obviously a strong relationship there, but there also needs to be an equality amongst the staff for everybody. Sometimes it’s a balance there, but it’s great to have them here. It’s great to work with them, and I love seeing them every day.”

Steve served four years as a coaching assistant, the same role Brian now serves. Brian is one of four coaching assistants on staff.

Thumbnail photo via Dan Powers/USA TODAY Sports Images

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