Patriots coach Bill Belichick's choice of romantic partner has sparked conversation in the sports community. Cam Newton, who once played under Belichick, voiced his disapproval at the ESPYs.
The personal life of legendary New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has become a subject of fascination in the sports world. His reported relationship with 23-year-old Jordon Hudson has raised eyebrows and prompted commentary from former players and pundits alike.
Cam Newton, who had a brief stint as quarterback under Belichick, recently addressed the話題 at the ESPYs. During an interview with Patriots wide receiver Mac Jones, who now plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Newton expressed his disapproval of Belichick's romantic choice.
Belichick's Dating Life Stirs Commentary, Newton Expresses Disapproval
"I have to ask this, former coach, his dating choice right now. What are we doing? Do we approve?" Newton asked Jones.
Jones, visibly uncomfortable with the question, replied that he needed Newton's opinion first.
Belichick's Dating Life Stirs Commentary, Newton Expresses Disapproval
"I'm like... No, I don't approve. I'm not even gonna lie, but just to see him doing what he's doing is like," Newton said, acting shocked.
Jones downplayed the situation, saying "good for him" and dismissing the controversy surrounding the 72-year-old coach.
Belichick's Dating Life Stirs Commentary, Newton Expresses Disapproval
Belichick and Hudson have reportedly been dating for about a year, and were seen celebrating the Fourth of July holiday together in the New England area. Their age difference and the relatively private nature of Belichick's personal life have contributed to the public interest in their relationship.
Newton and Jones were teammates during Newton's first training camp with the Patriots. Jones ultimately won the starting quarterback job, leading to Newton's release. Newton later returned to his former team, the Carolina Panthers.
Last season, Jones appeared in 11 games for the Patriots, accumulating 2,120 passing yards, 10 touchdown passes, and 12 interceptions. He is now set to serve as Trevor Lawrence's backup in Jacksonville.
Belichick's success on the field, having won six Super Bowl titles, has made him one of the most respected figures in American sports. However, his personal life has remained largely out of the spotlight, making his current relationship all the more intriguing to the public.
