Bill Belichick decked out in Washington gear with son at Huskies football practice
NY Post
Bill Belichick can’t stay away from football.
The 2024 season will be the first year Belichick has not had a job in the NFL since 1974. His son Steve was an assistant coach under his dad with New England and was hired to be defensive coordinator at University of Washington.
The elder Belichick joined his son at a Huskies practice to get an up-close look at his new gig.
On Saturday, Belichick was on the Washington practice field decked out in Huskies gear, as shown in a photo shared by RealDawg.com’s Evan Feather, and he participated in a coaching clinic held by Washington head coach Jedd Fisch for local high school coaches.
It’s both the younger Belichick and Fisch’s first year with Washington. Fisch and Belichick have already worked together before; both were on the Patriots staff in 2020. Fisch was the quarterbacks coach, and Belichick was the outside linebackers coach.
Coming off a national championship appearance last season, Washington hopes to stay atop the college football landscape as it enters the Big Ten.
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