News about Bill O'Brien

Jalen Milroe, the quarterback for Alabama, said his former offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien told him he shouldn't play quarterback. When talking to reporters ahead of Alabama's College Football Playoff against the Michigan Wolverines, Milroe was answering a question about having doubters. When O'Brian referred to him as one of his detractors. 'All my life, even when I was in college, my own offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien told me I shouldn't play quarterback,' Milroe said on Thursday.'

"I want to ask you if you and the Patriots group in general had a strategy in place if Taylor Swift is going to be in the game on Sunday," O'Malley said after a confusing, football-heavy setup. I don't know yet, but I'd be curious.' 'I don't even know how to answer that,' O'Brien said, muddled. "It's... I'll take Bill's lead on that.' We're really focusing on the Chiefs.' Not being able to formulate a game plan for their defense is difficult enough, especially because it isn't really focusing on Taylor Swift,' O'Brien said. 'But, yeah.' I don't even know how to answer that question. I'm really bad right now.'

Bill O'Brien is back as the team's offensive coordinator, working with head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Mac Jones. Based on sources from various outlets, the Patriots and O'Brien decided to a deal on Tuesday. O'Brien resigned as offensive coordinator at Alabama, a position he held for two years, in order to return to New England as head coach at Penn State in 2011. In 2022, New England ran without a named coordinator, and output dropped sharply. In Jones' rookie season, the Patriots went from 48 touchdowns to 31 last season.

Scott Frost is no longer the head football coach at Nebraska, but his alma mater did give him a golden parachute in September rather than October, when the school could have reduced his $15 million by more than half. Frost came from Nebraska in December 2017, fresh off an undefeated season at UCF, and he agreed to a seven-year, $35 million deal. In 2019, he was granted a two-year deal that carried the contract until 2026. According to reports, he has a $15 million buyout that would have dropped to $7.5 million if he had been fired before October 1. On Sunday, Nebraska fired Frost amid a 1-2 start to the season and one day after a humiliating loss to Georgia Southern. Frost's brief, unsuccessful tenure at the prestigious program, where he briefly appeared as a quarterback for the Cornhuskers, came to an end.