While Brown sounds sincere in his praise and hopes for Belichick, he made it very clear that Belichick is getting a tremendous amount of resources that weren’t offered to him.

Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick spoke about buying $5,000 worth of milk to keep the relationship between quarterback Tom Brady and wide receiver Antonio Brown going.

However, Belichick had a lot more success landing talent in the transfer portal this offseason than Brown ever did. Belichick's transfer portal class for the 2025 offseason ranked ninth on 247 Sports.

North Carolina's administration replaced the 73-year-old Brown with 73-year-old Belichick, who comes to Chapel Hill with eight Super Bowl rings as an assistant and head coach at the NFL level.

Bill Belichick said Patriots brass stepped in to assist Brown after a mailroom mishap with his gift for Brady. Getty Images “So, we go out and get $5,000 worth of milk, this special milk, and ...

Mack Brown alleged that UNC has set up Bill Belichick for success by upping their NIL package and lowering the academic requirements for his upcoming first season.

Examining the transition of Bill Belichick from NFL to collegiate coaching and its potential impact on the Tar Heels.

In his book 'The Art of Winning,' Bill Belichick writes how $3,500 in spoiled milk involving Antonio Brown and Tom Brady conspired against the Miami Dolphins in 2019.

Why Bill Belichick spent $5,000 on milk to keep Tom Brady, Antonio Brown happy "So, now we turn in this expense report — $5,000 worth of milk. Sometimes, you’ve just got to do the right thing." ...

But Belichick recalled that Brown, wanting to impress Brady and cater to his famously strict diet, ordered a special kind of milk — to the tune of $5,000. Unfortunately, the delivery didn’t go ...

The articles all focus on major changes within UNC football since Bill Belichick took over as head coach. They track shifts ...

In his book 'The Art of Winning,' Bill Belichick writes how $3,500 in spoiled milk involving Antonio Brown and Tom Brady conspired against the Miami Dolphins in 2019.