Belichick" debate to bed when the legendary quarterback left the New England Patriots and immediately won a Super Bowl in his first season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bill Belichick is without a doubt one of the best coaches in NFL history,

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers seemed set to hold onto offensive coordinator Liam Coen this offseason, despite several teams showing interest in potentially hiring him to be their head coach.

For the second straight season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator has left the organization in favor of a head coaching gig. This time around, there was a bit of drama, though ...

One of the members of the Los Angeles Rams' coaching staff has interviewed for a position with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs announced on Monday that

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have had a bit of a staff exodus in recent days — offensive coordinator Liam Coen headed to the Jacksonville Jaguars to take their head coaching job and defensive line ...

With that in mind, Belichick suggested that the Lombardi Trophy be renamed after Tom Brady. After all, the decorated quarterback won an NFL-record seven Super Bowl titles in his career -- six with Belichick as his head coach with the New England Patriots and another with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Bill Belichick thinks Tom Brady deserves a bit more Super Bowl credit, but let's not forget all that Vince Lombardi meant for the NFL.

Bill Belichick suggested on the "Let's Go!" podcast this week that the Lombardi Trophy be renamed after Tom Brady.

Brady and Belichick won six Super Bowls together during their time together in New England and the quarterback great won a seventh with Tampa Bay in 2021.

The Super Bowl trophy is currently named after former Packers coach Vince Lombradi, but Bill Belichick thinks a former player of his should get that honor.

Legendary NFL head coach Bill Belichick joked on the latest episode of the "Let's Go!" podcast that the Vince Lombardi Trophy should be renamed after Tom Brady.

As the offseason continues, the Tampa Bay Rays and former Padres free agent infielder Ha-Seong Kim agree on a two-year, $29M contract.