Patriots’ Bill Belichick addresses offensive play calling duties: ‘Don’t worry about that’

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The New England Patriots are going through changes on the offensive side of football following the departure of longtime offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels to the Las Vegas Raiders. 

On Thursday night against the New York Giants, head coach Bill Belichick had both Matt Patricia and Joe Judge calling plays in New England’s 23-21 loss.

Patriots quarterback Mac Jones walks off the practice field with assistant coach Joe Judge, at the Patriots Training Camp at Gillette Stadium.  (Photo by Carlin Stiehl for The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

"We did this game." Belichick told reporters when asked about having two play-callers. "We did a lot of things in this game that are going to be beneficial in the long run. So, whether it was on the coaching staff, playing time, players that played and so forth, that’s all part of the process."

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In his usual tone, Belichick declined to answer whether he has decided on who will be calling plays come the regular season. 

Senior Football Advisor Matt Patricia of the New England Patriots looks on during the preseason game between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on August 11, 2022 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.  (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

"Yeah, don’t worry about that," Belichick said. "We’ll work it out," 

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"We’re going through a process," he added. "Just like everything else on this team." 

The question around who will be responsible for calling plays comes as reports out of camp have been mixed regarding the