I could listen to Julian Edelman interviews all day

@BrandonClark-StocksPassports

9 ай бұрын

all day?

Edelnut is a great listen

@garywinthorpe3382

9 ай бұрын

Hahaha shot out randy moss

That punt return at Philly was the one that Bill asked Wes Welker if he knew who Wally Pip was

@Loonypapa

8 ай бұрын

"You know who's replacing you, right?"

Edelmans comment about Belichick constantly creating an atmosphere of pressure inside the building (without it seemingly ever exploding) is exactly why he succeeds and his assistants who go off on their own often fail. The coaches are subject to that same kind of pressure and you can tell how they dealt with it by how the teams they would coach ended up.

@stephanea5364

9 ай бұрын

No, the reason he succeeded is Tom Brady

@skyline128

9 ай бұрын

@@TimeBandit2007 And what about coaching lawrence taylor and winning superbowls with the giants ? Just say yall don't like to give coaches any credit and move on lol

@skyline128

9 ай бұрын

saying hes not a great coach is disengious. hes head and shoulders above the rest of the coaches. Who's better? Andy reid bill wash? those are all hall of fame coaches. @@TimeBandit2007

@skyline128

9 ай бұрын

2018 superbowl was not all brady. It was a defensive masterpiece. @@TimeBandit2007

@scottadkins918

9 ай бұрын

@@TimeBandit2007 gtfo here... rams got 3 points in there lately superbowl.

Edelman always such a good interview

Good interview by Eisen

His impression of Bill has me in 😢 😹 lol

Thanks for having jules !!!! ❤❤❤❤

Love Rich and Julian

So that 1st punt return TD was the one where Belichick told Welker "Ever hear of Wally Pipp?" Because Welker was supposed to be playing, but decided he didn't feel up to it. You're Lou Gehrig then Jules!! LOL

Bill was an assistant in the NFCE. Coaches like Landry, Gibbs, Vermeil, and Walsh, Bears, ...allHOF. There is no contest with the new guys

@1981expos

9 ай бұрын

@@TimeBandit2007 Bill P...was his coach and I was referring as competition. Jimmy I did not mention because Bellkchik went to Cleveland after SB 25 in 90. And that was the 7-9 team. My take. Thanks

@1981expos

9 ай бұрын

@@TimeBandit2007 obvious....

Great great stuff Edelman such a clutch player when it mattered most he delivered

Great insight into what makes Bill special. It wasn't all Brady, this guy (Bill) probably made everyone as good as they could be. Seems to have the perfect mindset and aura for a coach.

@pianoman9421

6 ай бұрын

Bill's a great defensive coach, but without Brady he has a losing record. Brady covered up a lot of his offensive shortcomings and his drafting issues.

0:30 perfect example is Jonas Gray. He ran for like 4 touchdowns in one game and made the cover of Sports Illustrated as a Patriot RB the next week. I think he spoke up about getting a raise or more play time, and Bill benched him and traded him. He never scored again.

We’re on to Miami.

I imagine one of Bill's questions to Tom this Sunday will be "are you finding enough to do with your time now that you're really retired?"

NFL Films should bring back ‘This is Your Life’ Everyone who likes football would be glued to the TV. Imagine Bill Parcells sitting down and in walks LT, Bavaro, Simms etc one at a time. All you need is a studio, and some plane tickets. Make a whole season and then change the studio set/host for Season 2+ to keep the surprise factor alive. Your welcome. I’ll accept 4% of the royalties, Mr. Netflix.

isnt this a repost?

I never noticed how beat up Edelmans hands were until he sort of lifted them up at 0:30

We are onto Cincinnati.

Bill is the best, Doc Rivers had the best coaching quote, “I’m the same coach I’ve just got better players now” Bill needs another Brady or LT like any coach does.

Fun fact: Julian is one of only 65 Jewish players in the history of the NFL.

Edelman is a great player and a great observer.

Was that rookie return TD the one Bill told Walker about Wally Pipp ?

@killiansaid

9 ай бұрын

Yes, pretty much telling Wes that Jules was gonna take his job if they both kept heading in the same trajectory. And that’s what happened

@jsimm4587

9 ай бұрын

@@killiansaid Wes didn’t wanna take the kicks that night or he elected to sit out that night from injury but I think the staff knew he could go but didn’t .

Always wanted to do this… FIRST 😂

@Dan_Boston

9 ай бұрын

Nice

@jaym2111

9 ай бұрын

Congrats, you're gay

"He will give you some flowers" really - or metaphorically?

Edelman's doing a good job restraining the use of the f-bombs that he likes to toss out every few words in a sentence while he's guesting on the Kelsey brothers podcast.

He talks and sounds like John Bernthal

I don't even LIKE the Patriots, but whoever made the title on this video needs to learn to use their brain. You don't call a guy, who played all of his 10-11 seasons as a Patriot, an "ex-pat" when he retires. It kind of suggests he went to ANOTHER TEAM. "Former Pat, Retired Pat, SB MVP Pat," Etc.

@tommyfu9271

9 ай бұрын

how do you even make it down the street without being offended? ex and former mean the same thing.

@seanknox7321

9 ай бұрын

@@tommyfu9271lol it’s our culture to get offended on behave of others.

To those that think Robert Kraft is considering firing Bill Belichick - imagine you are a billionaire with a life-long love of a football team that had never won the SB. You scheme for many years to buy the football club and after finally buying the club you spend 6 fruitless years before you give up a 1st round pick to get the coach you believe will get you your dream. And that coach delivers in spades. In only his second year that coach wins you your dream of a SB. And then proceeds to win an unprecedented 5 more in the following 16 years. Yes, we all know a lot of it was Brady but Kraft bent over backwards to hire Belichick, not Brady, and in his mind it was Belichick that delivered him the wins. Afterall, it was Belichick that drafted Brady and Kraft made Belichick responsible for the team's performance, not Brady. How much faith and loyalty would you give someone that gave you your life's dream, not once, but 6 times?

@jamesanthony5681

6 ай бұрын

Good points. But if Kraft believes Belichick has lost it as a coach or GM, then he'll make changes. Bill is 71, and there comes a day when you can't do it anymore.

He's a robot, programmed to lose without Brady

@robertberger5639

9 ай бұрын

🤦‍♂

@skyline128

9 ай бұрын

won two superbowls with lawrence taylor

@stephanea5364

9 ай бұрын

Wasn't an HC, Parcells teams@@skyline128

@Thatfantasyfootballchick

9 ай бұрын

The level of talent post Brady - they should be a top 10 draft pick team but overperform

@stephanea5364

9 ай бұрын

Bill chooses the talent, no excuses@@Thatfantasyfootballchick

And my team has Ron Rivera. ... mediocrity in the NFL gets fking old. We need a real coach already.

He wants you on edge to see if you're willing to go to bat and cheat for him.

Let me know when he wins a Super Bowl without Tom Brady. I’m sure almost anyone could win a super bowl with brady.

@tommyfu9271

9 ай бұрын

it's cute you pretend Brady becomes what he did no matter what and that BB had nothing to do with it.

@jamesanthony5681

6 ай бұрын

Really? Piece of cake? How many SuperBowls did Peyton, Brees, Rodgers and Favre win *COLLECTIVELY* with their coaches? And don't tell me that Brady was THAT much better than those guys.

Version #1 million and nineteen of another way to mystify this coach with a losing record without Tom Brady. He’s sooo smart and good though 😂

@robertberger5639

9 ай бұрын

you understand absolutely nothing.

@alexkaplan1136

9 ай бұрын

I’m sure you know more than every player who’s ever played for him.

Brady was the genius. Belichick is just an average coach. Everybody gives this guy too much credit

@jamesanthony5681

6 ай бұрын

Average coach??? Hardee ha ha!! You're killing me me with these nonsense comments. Killing me!!