A ring cam video that hit the internet this week is raising eyebrows thanks to rumors that the shirtless man in the clip is New England Patriots coach, Bill Belichick, but Pat McAfee and many others aren’t convinced it’s true.
Bill is one of the biggest names in the NFL, having served as the New England Patriots head coach for more than two decades. Fans worldwide are extremely intrigued by the unverified viral video that alleges to capture his life outside the sport.
Ring Cam video alleges to show Bill Belichick
The viral footage had found its way onto the Internet before it was shown on Pat McAfee’s podcast. The source of the video is unknown and it isn’t clear when exactly it was filmed.
The ring cam video is only a few seconds long and it depicts a shirtless man, who appears to be sneaking out of a building through the backdoor.
The blurry face is visible on the frame for less than two seconds and the person in question has his back facing the camera for the rest of the footage.
No other details regarding the video or the person have been shared, but people on the Internet are claiming it resembles New England Patriots coach, Bill.
GRV Media and HITC have reached out to representatives for the New England Patriots for a comment, but we haven’t received any response at the time of publishing this article.
The video alleging to show Bill gathered immense attention on social media after it was played on the latest episode of The Pat McAfee Show on YouTube.
The guests on the show pointed at the lack of “breath” in the cold season and the other houses captured on the ring cam to question the authenticity of the video. Pat McAfee said this video cannot prove that the shirtless person is Bill.
He also said the house didn’t look like it belonged to the coach and the man in the video appears to be on a “vacation.”
The discussion gradually moved to the New England Patriots’ performances under him and the team’s role in supporting the coach.
The episode titled, Video Allegedly Catches Bill Belichick Doing “Walk Of Shame”… No Way This Is Real? has been viewed more than 176,000 times and counting.
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