Belichick is a very good coach, and the way his players comment publicly, as well as how hard and consistent they are shows this. Too many people want to hold up the quarterback as great -when great isn't really a good term. I'd say it would take a few words like, "a good team player" orl, "a quarterback that has excellent hard working recievers." Brady, Roethlisberger, Montana, and other's wouldn't be any good without a good jumping, twisting, dodging receiver with good hands. Now the rest is up to the play calling and coaching staff.
An error-filled exercise in selective memory
Belichick is a very good coach, and the way his players comment publicly, as well as how hard and consistent they are shows this. Too many people want to hold up the quarterback as great -when great isn't really a good term. I'd say it would take a few words like, "a good team player" orl, "a quarterback that has excellent hard working recievers." Brady, Roethlisberger, Montana, and other's wouldn't be any good without a good jumping, twisting, dodging receiver with good hands. Now the rest is up to the play calling and coaching staff.