After Belichick made a pointed statement on Friday that he's not interested in the open Giants job or any NFL job for that matter while he's coaching at North Carolina, Russini reported on Saturday that New York wasn't ever interested in Belichick in the first place.

Rumors swirled this past week that North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick may be making a return to the National Football League after the New York Giants fired their head coach, former Belichick prodigy,

The New York Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll on Monday after making some bad playcalls involving quarterback Jaxson Dart and a disappointing 2-8 season so far. The empty chair has generated considerable buzz about who should replace and in the search, one man’s name consistently came up– North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick.

The New York Giants are in the market for a coach. On Monday, the club fired Brian Daboll after four seasons on the job, and in the wake of the team dropping to 2-8 with yet another blown fourth-quarter lead in Week 10 vs.

Julian Edelman sparks speculation about Bill Belichick’s return to New York, calling the Giants' vacancy a poetic full-circle opportunity.

Gary Myers thinks Bill Belichick is eyeing a return to the New York Giants. The NFL columnist expressed belief on Wednesday that Belichick will take the job if offered to him.

After the New York Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll on Monday, many are hoping to see them reunite with a familiar face.