Bill Belichick clarifies why North Carolina passed on ‘Hard Knocks’
"The drama of training camp, and who's going to get cut and all that. We're a season, and they don't want that."
"The drama of training camp, and who's going to get cut and all that. We're a season, and they don't want that."
Filming was set to begin on March 1 before the project was terminated two days later.
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There's now an enlarged pool of teams that can be forced to appear on the flagship Hard Knocks series.
Michael Lombardi made it clear that UNC's focus remains on crafting its own narrative, and Hard Knocks simply didn’t fit into that vision.
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"Hard to imagine why."
"We're talking to a bunch of teams about it. But we'll see what happens."
"I think we shoot about a 400-to-1 ratio, 400 hours for every hour that airs."
"I don't know what you're talking about."
In his 18th season with the Steelers, Tomlin has long prided himself on keeping locker room happenings internal.
The move to follow a division rather than a team may pay big dividends for HBO and NFL Films.
The Giants' quarterback situation remains a hot topic thanks to GM Joe Schoen's tongue-in-cheek remarks.
"It is out of respect for the McCaskey family. It's something that they don't do and wouldn't want to see it."
"I think that moving forward they are going to have a hard time finding a team."
"Chicago Bears fans cannot have nice things."
Expectations are high for Caleb Williams to be a savior for the Bears and Hard Knocks used the 1990s Bulls intro to drive the point home.
"Liev, get ready to say his name into the microphone."
"Times have changed."
“I’m really pumped for the show. I just don’t care."