Cowboys Set to Appoint 8-Time Super Bowl Champion as New Head Coach.

NFL insider Jordan Schultz recently revealed that Belichick would have been interested in the Cowboys’ head coach role if he had known it would become available. According to Schultz, Belichick never received any indication through backchannel discussions that the Cowboys’ job would open up, which led him to accept the position at UNC instead. Belichick is known to have a strong relationship with the Jones family, which could have made the Cowboys’ job appealing to him.

Cody Warren of The Star predicted that the Cowboys will still manage to hire Belichick, despite his current commitment to UNC. Warren emphasized Belichick’s impressive record of six Super Bowl championships as a head coach, noting his high level of success and expertise in the NFL. He also pointed out that Belichick’s $10 million buyout clause could be a significant obstacle for the Cowboys if they want to bring him to Dallas.

The $10 million buyout is a hefty price to pay, but Warren believes it will not deter either the Cowboys or Belichick. This buyout applies if Belichick leaves UNC before June 1 of this year. If he were to depart after that date, the buyout decreases to $1 million, making the decision more financially feasible for both parties.

Despite Belichick’s contract at UNC, his name has continued to surface in discussions about NFL head coaching vacancies. Many believe he is more suited for the NFL, given his extensive experience in professional football. His transition to the college ranks at UNC has not diminished speculation about his return to the NFL, particularly with high-profile teams like the Cowboys in need of a new head coach.

While Belichick has only recently taken the position at UNC in early December, reports of his potential departure have not died down. Warren suggested that Jerry Jones, the Cowboys’ owner, wants his new head coach in place well before June 1, which could make a summer move to Dallas less likely for Belichick. The timing of this situation is crucial in determining whether the Cowboys can convince Belichick to leave UNC.

Belichick’s history in the NFL speaks for itself, with eight Super Bowl appearances and six championships, making him one of the most accomplished coaches in NFL history. His success, leadership, and extensive experience are qualities that would make him a strong candidate for the Cowboys’ head coaching position, regardless of his current college role.

In conclusion, while Bill Belichick is currently committed to his new role at UNC, speculation about his potential return to the NFL remains high. The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly interested in hiring him, and if the timing aligns with Belichick’s buyout terms, he could be the next head coach of the Cowboys, bringing his wealth of experience and championship pedigree to the team.