Over the past three years, the Detroit Lions have gone from one of the NFL's long-standing sad sack franchises to one of the best teams in the NFC, as they are coming off of a 2023 season that saw them win the NFC North,

Bill Belichick credited the former Detroit Lions coach for some of the franchise's current success during a podcast appearance on Monday.

During his tenure in Motown, Patricia had one of the worst win-loss records in Lions franchise history, going 13-29-1 in just under three seasons as head man before being fired in November of 2020. Only Frank Ragnow remains on the offensive line from players drafted during Patricia's era.

During a recent episode of the "Let's Go" podcast, future Hall of Fame head coach Bill Belichick gave credit to former Detroit Lions head coach Matt Patricia for the elite offensive line the team has in 2024.

As Bill Belichick ventures off into multiple television gigs in his first season away from an NFL sideline in nearly 50 years, he'll at least have a trusty assistant by his side for one of his shows.

Bill Belichick recently highlighted Matt Patricia’s significant contributions to the Detroit Lions’ offensive line during his tenure as head coach. De

Patricia, who amassed a 13-29 record as Lions head coach from 2018-20 and was fired at the midway point of his final season, also recently joined Underdog Fantasy's programming in an undefined role. Patricia was Belichick's co-host in a teaser for a new show called "Coach."