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Even though Bill Belichick might not have any more coaching options after 2024, one analyst thinks the rival Buffalo Bills could be a surprising destination for him.

Raheem Morris secured an interview with the Atlanta Falcons, but Belichick was not selected. After departing the New England Patriots, Belichick is currently without a job as Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh came out of college to take over.

According to ESPN Radio’s Evan Cohen, he might fit in Buffalo and provide the Bills with the last element they need to overcome a tough AFC and get to the Super Bowl.

Cohen stated in a post on X that Belichick’s decision to join the Bills “makes too much sense,” pointing out that Josh Allen is the team’s current franchise quarterback despite the team’s recent underperformance that he might help with.

Cohen went on to say that under Belichick, the Bills may be Super Bowl candidates right away and that the renowned coach would have a strong chance of setting a record for most victories in his first two seasons. With 302 career victories, Belichick is third all-time, 26 victories behind Don Shula. Cohen wrote that in Buffalo, he could accomplish that in two years.

While some may have taken Cohen’s final remark—that Bills head coach Sean McDermott might rejoin the Carolina Panthers—in jest, others have surmised that Belichick might be a suitable fit in Buffalo.

If the Bills used the same strategy as the Milwaukee Bucks, who are vying for the championship, they would remove McDermott and sign Belichick, according to Boston radio pundit Mark Dondero.

Dondero posted on X, saying, “Belichick to Atlanta never made sense to me.” “Bill is in need of the same item as Brady was before he departed. a strong team prepared to win right away, led by an outstanding quarterback in Bill’s case. It would be the best if Buffalo adopted the mentality of the Milwaukee Bucks.

Despite some difficulties in the early going of the season, McDermott has not been abandoned by the Bills. After losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in overtime, the Bills finished the season with a 6-6 record. However, they won five straight games to secure their fourth consecutive AFC East title, defeating the Miami Dolphins in the season finale.

Despite the fact that the Bills have now lost three straight seasons in the divisional round of the playoffs, insiders claim that McDermott’s job is secure and that owner Terry Pegula has no plans to resign.

CBS Sports’ Jordan Dajani outlined Belichick’s possible 2024 possibilities. He mentioned that the New York Jets and the Bills were both potential suitors, but that a year away from the NFL might be the best option.

“Don’t you think taking a year off would be nice? This could be the most likely scenario, the author wrote.

Dajani, however, said that Belichick would find the temptation of being the all-time record holder for coaching wins too great, as he would probably eventually return to the NFL in an attempt to break the mark.