Back in July before the NFL Top 100 was revealed I (partially) sarcastically wrote a blog that Rich Eisen said Bill Belichick was the most electric analyst of all time. I might have exaggerated slightly but it’s not far from what Rich Eisen said Belichick’s performance would be once the general public got to see the NFL 100 reveal.
.@richeisen unveiled a big #NFL100 surprise coming to @nflnetwork this fall and the two special guests that will be joining him:@SNFonNBC @Patriots @NFLFilms @NFL pic.twitter.com/xxLaGH15Vr
— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) July 23, 2019
Once the footage was released and we started to see Bill Belichick’s effervescent personality shine when talking about Ed Reed, Randy Moss, Slingin Sammy Baugh and yes, Tom Brady, there was no question about it. Bill Belichick truly IS the most electric analyst of all time.
"He was clearly a leader on the field." – Bill Belichick
From day one, @TomBrady showed promise. After 20 seasons he's named to the #NFL100 All-Time Team š
šŗ: NFL 100 All-Time Team on NFL Network pic.twitter.com/Fi7AhT6mD2
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) December 28, 2019
And just like that, in his first big appearance as an analyst, Bill Belichick has been nominated for a [Sports] Emmy. I don’t know when the Emmy’s are but we will all be devastated if we miss out on the opportunity to hear Belichick’s Emmy acceptance speech.
Bill Belichick, whoās pretty good at coaching, now has been nominated for a Sports Emmy in the category of āOutstanding Sports Personality-Studio Analystā for his work on the NFL 100 Show. The other nominees: Barkley, Bilas, Al Leiter, Kenny Smith, Michael Strahan and Belichick.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 26, 2020
I know one thing for sure–Michael Strahan is for sure going down this time. There’s no chance Chuck or Jay Bilas have a shot as a better personality than Belichick. Give him the trophy now.