Tom Brady’s new documentary “Tom vs Time” has had some fascinating looks into his training and personal life, but it has one glaring absence. Bill Belichick is barely even mentioned, let alone shown. But Brady does read some great notes from a past game that included Belichick’s comments about the “bull-[expletive]” that teams go through during Super Bowl week.
Well, Belichick had to deal with even more BS on Monday at Super Bowl Opening Night in St. Paul, Minnesota. An intrepid reporter asked Belichick if he’d seen “Tom vs Time”, and got the response (via USA Today’s Henry McKenna) that just about anyone familiar with Belichick would have expected.
“No, I don’t have Snapface.”
Did Bill Belichick get a chance to see Tom Brady’s documentary, “Tom vs. Time”?
— Henry McKenna (@McKennAnalysis) January 30, 2018
“No, I don’t have snapface.” pic.twitter.com/0ZDgdKIAnx
Welp.
This response comes as no surprise whatsoever. “Tom vs Time”, which is exclusively on Facebook Watch, notably doesn’t include any footage inside Gillette Stadium (but perhaps that may change in future episodes). So it appears that Belichick made a deal with Brady to go ahead with the documentary as long as it doesn’t interfere with the operations at 1 Patriot Place in Foxboro.
And also as long as he didn’t have to bother with social media at any point.
— By Matt Dolloff, 985TheSportsHub.com
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