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Pat McAfee Pulls A Scumbag Move On Bill Belichick

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Pat McAfee pulled the ultimate scumbag move on Bill Belichick. The former Colts punter proved he is not a man of his word. (Rich Janzaruk/Herald-Times / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)

Pat McAfee Pulls A Scumbag Move On Bill Belichick

It turns out that Pat McAfee isn’t just a sensitive little girl. He’s also not a man of his word either. Pat McAfee pulled a scumbag move on Bill Belichick and needs to be called out on it.

During Belichick’s latest appearance on the show, McAfee broke a previously stated agreement. The agreement was that Belichick would come on the show once a week as long as his coaching future wasn’t discussed on the show.

McAfee didn’t have the balls to ask him the question and break the agreement so he had Darius Butler do it instead.

“Pat, alright, so, you and I had this agreement that this question wouldn’t be asked of me when I came on the ‘Pat McAfee Show,’” Belichick said while laughing.

“You had [Darius Butler] toss it out there and I know you’re a man of your word …. So I’m going to have to go back into my press conference mode and say, we’re just trying to focus on the next day. I’m just trying to focus on doing a good job on the ‘Pat McAfee Show.’”

Credit to Belichick for laughing about it and handling it with class. With that said, this is obviously such a d bag move by McAfee. If your word means nothing, how is anyone expected to take you seriously? The guy is a total cartoon character and nothing more.

Belichick would be better served using that time for Vendetta Sports Media programming. Maybe he will be smart enough to call me when he does take another job in the league.

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