Belichick — whose first year with North Carolina has been a rollercoaster of personal and professional highs and lows — first joined the Giants in 1979 as a defensive assistant and special teams coach under Ray Perkins. He was elevated to defensive coordinator in 1985, two years after Bill Parcells succeeded Perkins.

Bill Belichick may be feeling an urge to make a jump back to the NFL and win a Super Bowl with the New York Giants to spite Tom Brady.

Gary Myers thinks Bill Belichick is eyeing a return to the New York Giants. The NFL columnist expressed belief on Wednesday that Belichick will take the job if offered to him.

At least one insider believes the legendary coach would welcome the opportunity to return to the organization.

According to an NFL insider, Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo is a top candidate to be the New York Giants' next head coach.

NFL Week 11 power rankings reveal surprise Super Bowl contenders, disappointing teams according to updated Super Bowl betting odds for 2025 season.

Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo could return to New York as the Giants look to replace Brian Daboll after a disappointing 2-8 start.

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