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wrong with the dallas cowboys. three 12-win seasons. there is talk if they lost early or poorly in the playoffs mike mccarthy could be -- it is odd to think about bill belichick and dallas cowboys. his mentor is bill parcells. if i cook the dinner, i want to buy the groceries. he wants to be gm and in charge of the team, not just what happens on the field thachl does not happen in dallas, this is jerry joey jones team. bill belichick coaching somewhere else, i believe he can be a success. it is -- i'm 48 years old, i don't want to speak for someone who is 71 years old. hard to see saban and pete
pass the torch. >> yeah, pablo, you have some distance from this in a way that certainly i do not. >> correct. >> i've never -- i've always seen john wooden as the epitome of coaching. maybe, you know, sir alex with man united, could put him in wooden's category for anybody following the premier league. you'd probably agree with me there. but the past couple years, i started to put saban in the wooden category. because for him to do what he did in this age of parody, i still -- i'd love to talk to him sometime, not about football but about management, leadership, and how he did it. it was really remarkable. >> yeah, joe, this is an incredibly difficult job, college football coach who happens to become the greatest of all time. you mentioned the age of parody. this feels like the end of an era.
brady has won seven, belichick won six. the debate was who is more responsible, brady or belichick? you have to say brady now. i bet belichick wants another super bowl title without brady to vindicate his overall coaching genius. i would expect that's where he is headed. we'll see. you toss in pete carroll who won a national championship at usc and super bowl with the seahawks and three of the most dominant legends of the last generation in coaching all gone as head coaches in the space of 24 hours. >> bill: a lot of breaking news. wanted to get this in. i think about nick saban. i don't him combing at lsu. always seen him with alabama. great clips online of nick saban talking to his players. i highly encourage young americans watching this program to go find them. he has wonderful pearls of
i don't think he is done coaching by any means. he is 15 wins away from being the nfl's all-time winningest coach, just behind don shula, 15 wins away from doing that. where is he going to go next? the betting favorite is the atlanta falcons. that would be quite interesting considering he was at the hands of the falcons' worst defeat, that 28-3 comeback in the super bowl. >> i remember that one. that was one of the six super bowl rings they won. it would be amazing. and i'm not necessarily in a good way to see belichick coaching another team. the last few years with the patriots, not so great, but i think we're all going to choose to remember the six super bowl titles because as you said, we have known nothing but winning. before that, it was a whole lot of losing with the patriots. now they turned into this unbelievable franchise. thank you so much, andy, for that. you'll be moderating that news conference very, very closely. the most perfectly
he is right up there. you heard robert kraft saying he can't imagine him in a cut off hoody opposite sideline. emily. >> emily: this is incredible, bill belichick was with the patriots 24 seasons, six super bowls. people know his history and record. what now? talk for a second. eight open head coaching positions in the n.f.l. word on the street, he wants to prove to the world it did not go downhill after tom brady left. i am greatest coach that ever lived, put your money on me. patriots, panthers, chargers, titans and seahawks.
>> kraft said earlier, he hates losing. he wants to find a good coach. belichick's six super bowl titles is the most ever by an nfl coach. he said he's not done coaching yet. he's a strong candidates for another head coach gig. right now there's more than half a dozen head coaching jobs open. when you get back after all this time in iowa, you can possibly get that gig. >> martha: i thought it was great that belichick said he played with the greatest player of all time on that partnership with tom brady. what a run all of them have had. alexis, thanks for covering that for us today. so minutes from now, back to this story, we expect hunter biden to appear in court. he's expected to plead not guilty to federal tax charges. the president's son faces up to 17 years in prison if he's convicted. andy mccarthy gets us up to speed on where this all stands right now this afternoon
after today's press conference he sat down to speak to our rugby reporter sara orchard: it feels fantastic. it actually feels great that it's finally, a lot of speculation and everybody�*s grateful to me to start the process. off we go from here i wouldn't take this on if i wasn't excited about doing the bestjob that i can possibly do. ultimately, that's to be successful. in british and irish lions tour. i know how difficult thatis lions tour. i know how difficult that is to do and to achieve. and the work that has to go into that. that's what i love, that's what i'm passionate about. but coaching of all that. this is what the tours all about, embracing all, the length of the torah, the pressure of the tour, the torah, the pressure of the tour, the games that are coming rapidly the games that are coming rapidly the whole time, games closer together that you've not done for so long. having no excuses, trying to
six at alabama and the past 16 years there, 199-16. so, that guy is not growing on a tree, we'll never see anything like it and he's going to go off into retirement. as for bill belichick, he won six super bowl championships, nine conference championships and just 15 wins away from breaking don shula's all time record, he's going to continue, he's going to continue, john, in professional football and i'm sure the 25 teams across the nfl are probably evaluating their coaching positions today thinking about well, maybe we could think about bill belichick. not saying 25 teams are going to make moves but are evaluating it. >> sandra: i remember nick saban's attempt at pro football, and huge mistake to leave college ball. >> he went to the dolphins where shula had the record and did not work out there well and he was a perfect fit for alabama, and in the sec, did well at lsu,
thoughts from sportscaster jim gray. you know the bill belichick thing you kind of felt it coming, maybe. what were your thoughts when you heard that and his speech today? >> well, it was the end of an era. it is like vince lombardi leaving green bay. you just don't see it coming. you don't expect it. and you hope it never ends. 24 years is a long time, they won six super bowls, 17 divisions. nine time conference championships he just did it all there. they haven't won a super bowl five years. tom brady left five years ago left for tampa bay and won. this built to a crescendo i just think at this point time was up. bill wants to continue coaching. is he going to go chase don choula's record. 15 games away from winning, 347 total games. he is just 15 shy of that so he will go on some place else. >> bret: i should have pointed out mike vrable with the tennessee titans let go by that team and he could be a