Bill Belichick ignored scouts when selecting NFL Draft bust
NY Post
Bill Belichick the GM is making life tough for Bill Belichick the coach.
After 21 years and six Super Bowls in New England, Belichick has earned vast power over the team’s operations and draft decisions. But a rogue decision from the 2019 draft is already looking like the wrong choice. Prior to the draft, Patriots scouts were reportedly high on wideouts Deebo Samuel and A.J. Brown, now of the 49ers and Titans, respectively. But Belichick, according to Sports Illustrated, ignored those scouts in selecting N’Keal Harry with the 32nd pick. Harry has averaged just 19.7 receiving yards per game through two seasons, while Samuel has tallied 54.2 and Brown has topped 70 yards per contest.
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