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4 out of 5 stars
By
jose
on
04-07-17
Good for NFL Junky
The narrator is good.
The detail in the book is very good. Touches on the details of Belichick's upbringing as a coach's son and how it influenced him. The bottom line, this dude is obsessed with football and it is his passion. How great that Belichick gets to do what loves.
You also get detail on the Cleveland Brown disaster, the Bledsoe controversy, NY Giant Super Bowls, and the Parcell relationship.
Note, this book was published in 2005, after the 2004 Super Bowl win versus Philadelphia. There have been playoff loses, deflate-gate, Aaron Hernandez, Gronk, Almost Perfect Season, many coaching changes, Super Bowl loses, and losing Brady for a season in 2008.
So, the good news is that the events after the book was written show that Belichick is as good as the book explains.
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5 out of 5 stars
By
Arif Setiawan
on
02-22-17
Top notch. I really respect this Guy after reading
I learned a lot about what is takes to be the man who leads his team to 5 Super Bowl rings.
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