Watch: Julian Edelman Unleash Perfect Bill Belichick Impression

Patriots receiver Julian Edelman will have his own documentary, and the Patriots nation is more than thrilled about it. What does head coach Bill Belichick say about “100% Julian Edelman?”

Belichick will probably have a hilarious (read: no) reaction to Edelman’s documentary, and the receiver summed it up perfectly. Coach Belichick isn’t someone that gets distracted by “Hollywood,” so this documentary won’t really leave an impression on him. He is more into national footballing. Simple as that.

But, this doesn’t change the fact that Belichick respects Edelman for his awesome skills.

 “Nobody has worked harder in my career than Julian to develop his skills and his craft in a position — other than, I’d say, Steve Neal — other than Julian, because he really didn’t have any background in it,” he said. “We put him on defense and put him against good players in the slot, and obviously, he’s excelled as a receiver for a player that had no real college background doing that.

“I’d say the game — and we’ve talked about this — the game that really impressed me the most in watching Julian was the Ohio State game. He didn’t have a lot of blocking, and they were getting killed by Ohio State, but what you saw in that game was how competitive he was, how hard he was to tackle and how tough he was. Even though it was three, four touchdowns, whatever it was they were behind by, he played the game with an intensity honestly was hard for them to handle. They had a difficult time with him. So you could see the competitiveness on film and in the workouts.”Edelman is super excited about his piece. It’s set to premiere Friday night on Showtime.

“If you would have told me when I got hurt two years ago that ‘100%’ would be the result, I wouldn’t have believed you,” Edelman said in a statement.

“I’m excited to finally announce my new feature documentary, 100%: Julian Edelman on [Showtime],” the receiver added on his official Instagram page. “Keeping this project under wraps has been tough, a lot of highs, a lot of lows, a lot of surreal moments. Just glad we had a camera rolling so we could make this thing our way.”