I see you found the time you said you didn't have! Well, I'm glad you did. It's not hard to understand. It's only hard for some if they think in terms of all or nothing. I think Belichick may have fallen into the situation other championship coaches fall into. Plus he may not be suited for this league. Just like Saban, Holtz, Meyers, Spurrier couldn't make it in a different league. Just like Dodge couldn't make it in college. Let's get back to my first point. When coaches get older and have achieved what they fought for in their younger years, their drive, motivation and intensity later on is not there. Example: Landry, Lombardi and Joe Gibbs. I would possibly put Shula and Walsh (college) in that category. As a matter of fact, I heard Gibbs actually say the same thing I'm saying. He said his second time around with the Redskins his work ethic was not the same. Consequently, didn't achieve what was achieved before. Again, drive, motivation and intensity was not there. As for Belichick, we saw where his mind was in the off season: Something around the number 24! But heck, it's only one game. Plus, we are seeing what has happened to Alabama with a different coach. I guess you could say that since Saban left, the well has ran dry at Alabama. But honestly -- do you believe that?!