Bill Belichick reveals massive Patriots regret he made twice, in new book

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Bill Belichick is solely focused on revitalizing the North Carolina Tar Heels' football program in the first college coaching stint of his illustrious career. 

But his new book, "The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football," Belichick reflects on his time with the New England Patriots. 

And while there’s a bunch of lessons to learn about success and what it takes to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy, Belichick did reveal a big regret he had for a decision he made while leading the way in Foxborough – one that he made twice. 

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New England Patriots former head coach Bill Belichick addressed the media at Gillette Stadium about his departure. (John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

The New York Post reports an entire chapter dedicated to "Mistakes," which, yes, brings up not being able to keep Tom Brady a Patriot for his entire career. 

However, Belichick also mentions passing up on a particular MVP quarterback in the league today: Lamar Jackson. 

When Jackson was drafted 32nd overall in 2018, the Baltimore Ravens traded back into the first round to nab him with the final pick on day one. Since then, he has won two MVP awards over seven seasons, though he hasn’t had the postseason success he’d like along the way. 

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The Patriots were coming off a Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, giving them the 31st overall selection in the 2018 NFL Draft. They would select Sony Michel out of Georgia at that spot instead of taking Jackson. The Philadelphia Eagles, winners of the Super Bowl during the 2017 season,