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Sources - Bill Belichick would like to return to coaching in 2025 - ESPN

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Despite building his own veritable media empire that even includes opening an «Instaface» account, Bill Belichick still is a coach at heart.

Those who know Belichick best say that, despite his burgeoning media resume, the six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach still would like to return to return to coaching in 2025, but only in the right situations with good jobs.

Belichick is expected to be choosy if and when he returns to the sideline, according to sources. Belichick had multiple opportunities to join various staffs this past offseason as a defensive coordinator or some type of decorated assistant role.

Not only did the San Francisco 49ers consider Belichick for their vacant defensive coordinator job, as head coach Kyle Shanahan admitted this summer, but so did the Los Angeles Rams, according to league sources.

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