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Not sure what's going on or what position he'd have on Belichick's staff, but this tidbit sure got my attention.
After being rebuffed by the Jaguars for their offensive coordinator job this week, Chip Kelly decided to get over it by scheduling a meeting with an old friend.
According to ESPN.com, Kelly was headed to New England to meet with Patriots coach Bill Belichick. Although it's unclear if Belichick will offer Kelly a job, it wouldn't be completely shocking if that happened.
For one, Kelly has made it clear that he's not looking for any type of college coaching job and that he wants to remain in the NFL. After being fired by the 49ers, Kelly told Fox Sports that he would be willing to take an offensive coordinator job if that's what it was going to take to remain in the NFL.
With most of the jobs filling up -- including the Jaguars' job, which went to Nathaniel Hackett -- Kelly could be hoping to land any type of spot on Belichick's staff. The two coaches have known each other for over a decade, with Belichick saying in November that he's known Kelly since back in the days when Kelly was an assistant at the University of New Hampshire.
After being rebuffed by the Jaguars for their offensive coordinator job this week, Chip Kelly decided to get over it by scheduling a meeting with an old friend.
According to ESPN.com, Kelly was headed to New England to meet with Patriots coach Bill Belichick. Although it's unclear if Belichick will offer Kelly a job, it wouldn't be completely shocking if that happened.
For one, Kelly has made it clear that he's not looking for any type of college coaching job and that he wants to remain in the NFL. After being fired by the 49ers, Kelly told Fox Sports that he would be willing to take an offensive coordinator job if that's what it was going to take to remain in the NFL.
With most of the jobs filling up -- including the Jaguars' job, which went to Nathaniel Hackett -- Kelly could be hoping to land any type of spot on Belichick's staff. The two coaches have known each other for over a decade, with Belichick saying in November that he's known Kelly since back in the days when Kelly was an assistant at the University of New Hampshire.
