However, Michael Lombardi, Belichick's general manager at UNC, quickly shut down the rumors. "Bill is recruiting in DC today and Baltimore tomorrow," Lombardi said on X. "His focus is on North ...

That number drops to $1 million after that date. But to combat the rumors, UNC general manager Michael Lombardi appeared on "The Pat MacAfee Show" on Thursday to address what's been reported.

Bill Belichick made a big move when the six-time Super Bowl-winning coach took over as the coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels. However, the structure of his contract and NFL reports are making ...

I think that’s the hardest part. So they have to find a way to bridge that a little bit,” Lombardi said on the ‘Pat McAfee Show.’ “But what they need down there, they need someone to get ...

North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi is trying to shut down speculation that new Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick could return to the NFL. Bill is recruiting in DC today and ...

However, North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi joined The Pat McAfee Show just after posting on social media to refute the notion that Belichick would leave. "I was with Bill every day ...

Despite agreeing to a five-year, $50 million contract with UNC last month, reports surfaced on Thursday that Belichick had not signed his contract with the school. Although Belich ...

One of the most fascinating things to watch in college football in the next year or two will be how Bill Belichick and his ...

"Bill is recruiting in DC today and Baltimore tomorrow," Lombardi said via X.com, formerly Twitter. "His focus is on North Carolina football, hiring staff members and developing the team.

Mike Florio and Michael Holley unpack if there are any ulterior motives for why Bill Belichick suggested naming the Lombardi ...

Michael Lombardi, who worked with Belichick in Cleveland and is now UNC’s general manager, ripped into the report. He said that the Tar Heels had just added three staff members on Sunday ...

During his Thursday appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," North Carolina general manager Michael Lombardi stated that Bill Belichick is dedicated to the Tar Heels and has no plans to leave.