We are just weeks away from the start of Bill Belichick's first season as a college football coach at North Carolina . Along with this, the NFL legend will be featured in a documentary that is reportedly set to arrive on Hulu later this year.
The coach's relationship with Jordon Hudson has been just as big a story as the 73-year-old returning to the coaching ranks. And the 24-year-old is sure to show up in the new film. However, it is possible she uses her sway to carefully curate what fans see when it comes to her rumored influence on the program.
But, if we get a perfect world scenario, and an in-depth look into their relationship during the coach's first year at UNC, here are five things we would love to see in the Hulu documentary.
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There is no denying Belichick's resume. A case could be made that he is the greatest football coach that has ever walked a sideline. But the New England Patriots icon is a baby boomer. How is he supposed to relate to teenagers in the era of TikTok and YouTube superstars? Especially when he never had to do it before. The idea of the 73-year-old making recruiting calls and trying to connect with today's social media-influenced prospects seems like must-see TV.
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There have been so many rumors over the last year about the influence Hudson has in the program. Including Belichick telling staff to add her to all program emails. Maybe her role in the program isn't just via email. Perhaps she is so connected to the elderly coach's hip that she even joins him for coaching meetings. Imagine her sitting in on planning for the upcoming season and potentially offering some thoughts on schemes?
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Hudson being a part of staff meetings would be a sight to behold. But the best part would be seeing the reactions of veteran coaches, bewildered by the 24-year-old being at key brainstorming sessions. To get the most out of this sort of scenario, producers should have individual, The Office -style interviews with them to get their thoughts. It could turn into some of the funniest and/awkward moments on television in 2025.
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Jordon Hudson still has yet to carve out a notable niche for herself besides being Bill Belichick's assistant and social media manager. What if she felt knowledge from one of the greatest football minds of all time rubbed off on her? And she had some ideas for plays? The youngster coming up with plays she really believes in, presenting them to her legendary love interest, and him gracefully saying, "Thanks, but no thanks," would be another must-see moment in the documentary.
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There have been multiple reports about Belichick's friends and family being "concerned" about Hudson's dominant role in his day-to-day life. What if we got to see that play out on Hulu in an intervention featuring his son and former Patriots assistant Steve Belichick? What would they say? How would they broach the topic of him being nearly 50 years older than his girlfriend? The world would love to know.
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