Steve Belichick is on the football staff of the Washington Huskies, and for $25,000, a booster can have dinner with Steve’s dad. All the money goes to the Washington NIL Fund to buy players.
How much would someone have to pay you to sit to an interview and you’d have to answer every question honestly?
So let's say we take out personal life questions and made it only about my job/career or in his case about football, the patriots, coaching. I'd do that for $25k.
After you spend the 25k, the free popcorn would be a welcome break for your budget.
There's another question between 2 and 3 - along the lines of which player are you most surprised didn't work out? It could be the same answer as 3 (e.g., N'Keal Harry), or 3 could have an answer like Nick Chubb instead of Sony Michel.
And Hobbs on an island vs 6’6 Plaxico. That might have been the easiest read of Eli’s career.
Yes, there is a line of questioning needed to probe into biggest in-game coaching regrets (which could include Butler, doubt it includes 4th and 2, going for 4th and 7 or 10 or whatever it was in the Scottish Game, etc.).
Not that he’d answer, but the only question I’d ask is “Talk me through your evaluation of Brady from 2018 through 2019 and why didn’t you think it was worthwhile to give him as big of a deal as he wanted?”
"You know that catch Jules made in the Falcons Super Bowl? He was so high on painkillers he doesn't even remember it. We showed him a video of the play on the flight home but he started freaking out that someone took over his body and made that catch instead of him."
$25k is not getting Brady. https://www.athletespeakers.com/speaker?category=&fee=&locations=Massachusetts-MA&team=. These are ballparks, but pretty much what we pay for corporate events booking athletes. It takes $50k+ to get Ortiz for example
