Julian Edelman Perfectly Trolls Bill Belichick With Post-Win Instagram Photo
New England Patriots wideout Julian Edelman trolls head coach Bill Belichick in the most hilarious way ever. From what we can see, he really likes using the “happily miserable” quote. This time the veteran wideout added a nice twist. We bet coach Belichick won’t like any of this. Maybe he will make Edelman run a little bit more than his teammates.
Edelman featured the quote and added the perfect Belichick photo. Yes, it’s a photo of him wearing his old shirt. Edelman shared this right after the Patriots’ win over the Las Vegas Raiders.
We believe this won’t be the last time a Patriots player pokes fun at the head coach for his “gardening” look.
Julian Edelman trolls Bill Belichick, Cam Newton
Everyone agrees that Edelman is a funny guy. He has proven this on social media and in convos with media members. When he is on the field, he is definitely wearing his game face.
Patriots veteran quarterback Cam Newton learned the lesson quickly. Newton said that he has made it a point to try to get the wideout to break. According to Edelman, his efforts have been ineffective.
“I’m happily miserable,” he said. This is actually the first time he used the quote.
Newton said Thursday that Edelman spoke to players about having a sense of urgency in the season opener. When the wideout speaks, his teammates listen.
“Every single day, he has this attitude,” Newton said Thursday. “I always have to tease with him just to lighten them up, but he’s just got that look in his face — that fiery look.”
In 2016, NFL Films caught wideout Chris Hogan congratulating Jules on setting a postseason team record in the huddle. What did Edelman say? He used the “f word.” He even said he hates the whole thing.
Does Edelman enjoy being happily miserable?
“I don’t know. That’s just the way I am. I’m a competitor, I’m semi-intense, um, I’m pretty intense, I guess.”
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