Robert Kraft reveals his stance on building a Bill Belichick statue

by: Daniel Hager 53 minutes ago DanielHagerOn3

The New England Patriots dynasty from 2001-2018 is arguably one of the greatest runs in the history of American sports.

Over that span, future Hall of Fame head coach Bill Belichick and future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady led the organization to a 291-122 record with six Lombardi Trophies and nine AFC Championships. Brady, who also had his No. 12 jersey retired by the Patriots, had his statue unveiled outside of Gillette Stadium on Aug. 8.

During an interview with WBZ Boston Sports on Wednesday, Patriots owner Robert Kraft revealed that Belichick’s statue will be next following his stint at North Carolina .

#Patriots owner Robert Kraft says he hopes to have a Bill Belichick statue outside Gillette one day:

“When Bill’s coaching by career ends, we look forward to sitting down with him and having a statue made to be right next to Tommy.”

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— New England Sports Fellow (@NESportsFellow) September 3, 2025

“When that great 20-year era ended, it was always my intention to commission a statue for both Tommy [ Tom Brady ] and Bill (Belichick) when their respective careers were over; both playing and coaching. When Bill’s coaching career ends, we look forward to sitting down with him and having a statue made to be right next to Tommy.”

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