Gronk Sounds Off on Adam Vinatieri's Belichick Crack
I never played with him, but he's the best kicker of all time, though."After getting the compliments out of the way, Gronk acknowledged that Vinatieri is "funny" and a "great guy," but he said he wouldn't try to follow in the kicker's footsteps."I would not," he said. "Maybe back in the day, but I've gotta know my lane.
- ▪I never played with him, but he's the best kicker of all time, though."After getting the compliments out of the way, Gronk acknowledged that Vinatieri is "funny" and a "great guy," but he said he wouldn't try to follow in the kicker's foots
- ▪"Maybe back in the day, but I've gotta know my lane.
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By Cameron Kiszla0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Kicker Adam Vinatieri had plenty of jokes for his former teammates and coaches when he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame last weekend, but one of his former teammates wasn't feeling it.Vinatieri, a former New England Patriot and Indianapolis Colt, had a crack about former Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who many expected to be enshrined this year but who was not selected and was not at the ceremony at all....Read More on NFLVinatieri referenced Belichick's current position as head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels in his speech — as well as Belichick's much younger girlfriend, Jordon…
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