Previous New England Patriots legends, including head coach Bill Belichick, have expressed concerns about their portrayal in the Apple TV series The Dynasty. Critics have noted that Belichick comes across as defensive, defiant, and grumpy during the interviews in the series. Belichick himself reportedly does not like how he is portrayed in the documentary, with some stating that he is not a fan of his depiction.
While numerous players have criticized the documentary portrayal of Belichick, Vince Wilfork has recently joined in, expressing his thoughts to USA Today about Belichick’s lack of credit in the series. Wilfork passionately praised his former coach, stating that Belichick is the best head coach in football history. He believes that Belichick’s accomplishments, especially managing the salary cap, surpass those of other legendary coaches like Lombardi and Andy Reid
Despite Tom Brady winning a Super Bowl in his first year away from the team, Wilfork maintains that this should not diminish Belichick’s status as the best coach ever. The documentary, in his opinion, did not give Belichick the recognition he deserves. Wilfork expressed his unwavering support for Belichick, crediting him for the successful career he had and the lessons he learned both on and off the field.
Belichick has remained silent about the documentary and his future plans, as he is currently without a job. There are rumors that he might collaborate with Peyton Manning during his break from coaching. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots, now one of the worst teams in the NFL, are focusing on rebuilding their team to regain their former glory.
