Bill Belichick, the head coach of the University of North Carolina, is being contacted by several NFL teams, including the Raiders. Despite his $10 million buyout and his commitment to UNC, teams are showing interest. Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders, has even reached out to Belichick. It's unclear if Belichick is open to returning to the NFL. He has previously expressed his desire to stay at UNC. Before joining UNC, Belichick likely explored all NFL options. His advisor, Mike Lombardi, had questioned the quality of available NFL jobs. Belichick has also criticized the NFL's interview processes and the number of people involved in decision-making. The Bears and Saints might be interested in Belichick, but the Jets rejected him before. The Jaguars could be a fit, but there's tension with Belichick's advisor and their chief football strategy officer. The Raiders seem like a good match, given Belichick's respect for the late Al Davis. The timing of this news is curious, as Belichick could be trying to boost his market value or his ego. If he stays at UNC, the attention could help with recruiting. His buyout will drop to $1 million next year.
