Bill Belichick 'fully invested' in NFL coaching in 2025: report

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Bill Belichick may not have been chosen for one of the head coaching vacancies this offseason, but he’s not done with his coaching career. 

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero was a guest host on "The Rich Eisen Show" on Tuesday, and he reported that Belichick, who is currently in the midst of his new media career, wants to coach next season. 

"Bill Belichick intends to coach in 2025," Pelissero said. "He’s staying engaged in the game. He’s showing up to roasts. He’s now going to be on ‘Inside the NFL.’ We’ve seen him showing up to different events. 

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Head coach Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots speaks to the media during a press conference at Gillette Stadium on January 11, 2024 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.  (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

"He’s fully invested in he wants to coach again."

One of Belichick’s main reasons for wanting to continue coaching? 

"He wants to pursue the all-time wins record. Those are things that really matter a lot to Bill Belichick."

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Belichick, 72, needs just 27 wins to pass Don Shula, who owns the NFL’s all-time record for coaching wins with 328 for his illustrious career. 

The initial thought when the New England Patriots parted ways with Belichick after a disastrous 2023 campaign was that Belichick would continue counting wins elsewhere in the NFL. The strongest candidate was the Atlanta Falcons, whom he met with on multiple occasions, though he interviewed with others as well. 

However, Atlanta chose Raheem Morris as its next head coach, and other