Reporter asks Bill Belichick for selfie during Super Bowl press conference
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick speaks with members of the media during a news conference Tuesday ahead of Super Bowl LIII against the Rams in Atlanta. Credit: AP/Matt Rourke
Bill Belichick seemed to be in a good mood at his Super Bowl press conference Tuesday, but he drew the line when a Boston radio reporter asked if he could take a selfie with him.
The man posed it as “a unique question,” to which Belichick responded, “great.” But then the reporter asked if he could “come up there” and take a selfie. Belichick smiled, and said, “Yeah, we’ll get that later, all right.”
The reporter the asked if he could just stand in front of the podium and Belichick could wave. A moderator ended it there and said, “next question.”
Al Iannazzone covers the Jets for Newsday after spending nearly two decades on the NBA beat with Knicks and Nets.
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