Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick was hesitant to give the organization credit following their 19-3 win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. He did give some credit to rookie quarterback Drake Maye, but when it came to the Patriots beating the Bears, he credited the Bears’ own inefficiencies as a big reason for the Patriots’ win.

Bill Belichick had thoughts on Mayo and New England’s upset win over the Jets during his weekly appearance on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show.”

Bill Belichick doesn’t like the Jets and he’s never afraid to criticize the franchise. That remained true Monday during his weekly appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show."

Both the Patriots and Jets currently own a 2-6 record and sit at the bottom of the AFC East with their playoff windows just about closed for the season. Yet, it’s New England who arguably has much more to be excited about in the coming years with a promising quarterback in Drake Maye and several other young, potential franchise cornerstone pieces.

The future of the Patriots quarterback position remained a topic of interest at head coach Bill Belichick's Tuesday press conference, but Belichick offered no more of a hint about his plans than he did on Sunday or Monday.

Bill Belichick doesn't think the Patriots received enough in return in their trade of Josh Uche with Kansas City

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Dan Orlovsky raised eyebrows during a Tuesday appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show" when he said he'd recently "heard more and more" that head coach Bill Belichick will leave the Patriots after this season and has his desired next job "kind of determined,

The former longtime Patriots head coach focused more on the Bears' poor performance than the Patriots' efforts to win in Week 10.