It’s safe to say that New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has already established himself as one of the most iconic and accomplished head coaches of all time, and one former player is opening up about exactly what it was like to play for him.
Logan Ryan played for Bill Belichick from 2013 to 2016. And during an appearance on NFL Network show “Good Morning Football” show this week, he painted a pretty clear picture of what it’s like to play for the legendary coach.
“First of all, I loved being coached by Bill Belichick. I enjoyed it. I know not everybody can do it. But the way that he treated a rookie and the way that he treated Tom Brady was pretty similar in a sense that you get what you put in,” Ryan said. “And I related with that, I really did. He was very monotone. I thought he was funny. We would always be cracking jokes. But he didn’t play favorites. And I think when you see these coaches, you want them — one, to be themselves. And the stuff Bill wears, how Bill talks, is Bill Belichick, right? He’s not copying anyone else. And you want to treat everyone fairly. And I think that’s exactly what Bill does.”
Nobody can argue with the results for Belichick.

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