Tedy Bruschi Makes Shocking Suggestion For Bill Belichick Following Patriots’ Loss Vs Raiders

Bill Belichick could have approached Don Shula’s record, but no, the New England Patriots added another loss to their chart. The team lost the game to the Las Vegas Raiders and have a 1-5 record at this point of the season. Losing a game to Josh McDaniels’ team makes it even worse. The former Patriots offensive coordinator found a way to shut down the opponent. Oh, yes, Jimmy Garoppolo led the offense on his side! A lot of current and former players shared their thoughts on the Week 6 loss, and Tedy Bruschi has an advice for Belichick.

This is more than shocking.

“What do I personally feel (about) how this should go, and how this should end with Bill Belichick? This is just my personal feeling on what should happen. I want him to coach his ass off this season and get six, seven wins, right?” Bruschi said on Sunday NFL Countdown.

“Having them played respectable by the end of the season, and walk away. That’s what I want my former coach to do. Don’t – Shula doesn’t matter. You’ve got multiple Super Bowls over Shula. You’re a better coach.”

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Bruschi shocked the NFL world with his advice for Belichick

Belichick needs 17 wins to pass Shula for most wins in NFL history. However, if things don’t change, Belichick may have to give up on this record. Well, it’s not like he is chasing records or something.

If you ask Bruschi, he’d say that Belichick should just walk away with the fact that he is a better coach. According to the former linebacker, Belichick doesn’t need more wins to prove anything.

Bruschi was also shocked by the way Belichick cannot connect with his players. Awkward on so many levels. We do know it is time for a big change in New England and Belichick is not the one to go.

“To start the game with two penalties (on offense). To finish the game with three penalties. This is a sign that Bill (Belichick) isn’t reaching these guys,” Bruschi said on ESPN’s “Get Up.”