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Bill Belichick is no social-media maven. But the New England Patriots’ head coach is an expert at handling a number of things, including questions about his quarterback, Tom Brady.
That was illustrated again on Tuesday when Belichick fielded an inquiry from Michael Holley on WEEI's Dale & Holley show.
“Bill, I’m curious as to how you handled Tom Brady’s situation. It was fluid for most of the spring and summer, until last week when Judge [Richard] Berman vacated the suspension,” Holley said. “How did you manage it, how did you keep up with it? Was it constant communication with Brady? Was it viewing it through your Twitter account? How’d you keep up with all this stuff?”
Belichick kept up in his own way, and an internet connection was not needed for him to do so.
“Michael, you should know that I don’t have a Twitter account, I don’t have InstantFace, I don’t have any of that,” Belichick replied. “We go out there every day and try to practice, and work on the things that we need to work on based on our installation schedule and just try to improve on a daily basis. So, none of that changed. That’s the way we approached it every day.”
Just another line to put in the book of Belichick.
