What did Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson say about the NFL Films crew?

Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson were heard disparaging the NFL Films staff they worked with, calling the graphics team "can't do s---" and offering to redo the graphics themselves for $2,000.

How did Jordon Hudson get involved in the NFL Films production?

The report states that Jordon Hudson, who handles Belichick's public relations, caught the NFL Films producers by surprise with the extent of her involvement in the project, often leaning over the table to offer suggestions and debate the use of phrases.

Is Bill Belichick still the UNC football coach?

Yes, despite rumors that he was looking to leave UNC following a 2-3 start to the season, Belichick has stated that the reports of him seeking a buyout are "categorically false" and that he is "glad" to be at UNC and "working toward our goals and the process."

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Belichick and Girlfriend Criticize NFL Films Crew in Leaked Audio

17 Oct

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Summary

Belichick and girlfriend Hudson disparage NFL Films staff
Hudson offers to create graphics "in 5 minutes" for $2,000
Couple says NFL Films crew "can't do s---"

Belichick and Girlfriend Criticize NFL Films Crew in Leaked Audio

According to a leaked audio clip from October 17, 2025, UNC football coach Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson were highly critical of the NFL Films staff they worked with on a now-discontinued NFL show. In the recording, Hudson, who handles Belichick's public relations, is heard telling the 73-year-old former NFL coach that the production team "can't do s---."

Belichick agreed with Hudson's assessment, with the couple seemingly unimpressed by the four full-time graphics people working on the show. Hudson even offered to create the graphics herself "in five minutes" for $2,000, suggesting the current team was underperforming.

The leaked audio clip has revealed a surprising level of involvement from Hudson, who the report says caught the NFL Films producers off guard with her active role in the production. Belichick and Hudson were discussing issues with the use of phrases like "red zone" and "end zone" as well as the overall quality of the graphics.