Bill Belichick hands over Patriots' offense to Bill O'Brien, with Mac Jones as starting QB.

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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is reportedly "delegating all things offense" to offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien, according to sources. Belichick has a history of being heavily involved in the team's offense, but this move could allow him to focus more on the defense and overall team management. O'Brien previously served as the Patriots' offensive coordinator from 2011-2012 before leaving to become the head coach at Penn State and later the Houston Texans.
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