Did you successfully complete your main reason for visiting RetailMeNot today? What is your main reason for visiting RetailMeNot today? Thanks for your feedback, we are always working to make RetailMeNot a better site to save you money. 63 things we love about Coach BelichickLet's get one thing straight: That hat Patriots coach Bill Belichick wore the other week to honor the late, great (and styling) Paul Brown? Not even during the holidays, when you've got to look good, but you've got to watch a lot of football, too. That's no excuse to look slovenly, though, whether no matter if you're watching Belichick's New England fry the Lions as friend or foe. I mean, it's well-known that the NFL's best coach is also its worst-dressed, but whether you're holiday shopping for Dad or just grabbing some new gym gear, there's actually quite a bit you fellas can learn from his sportswear disasters. Because, yes, comfort is important, but remember: we ladies are still in the room somewhere when the game is on.

And so, a couple of ways to take the signature Belichick sideline look and make it appropriate for mixed company:The Pom Hat, Meet the Skull Cap Men over the age of seven are banned from wearing a winter cap with a poof on top, no matter how many rings they've won. If you absolutely must, break the rules in a solid Irish knit. But, please, opt for something in a solid color, and make it snug. Being comfy and stylish are not mutually exclusive.Cutoff Hoodie, Meet Stitches First off, let's stay away from the scissors, shall we? You can push up your sleeves if need be, but there's never a need to slice them off. And, yeah, everybody likes throwing on the official team gear, but they're slouchy when compared to a slim alternative like this. And it feels just as good — especially for the person who doesn't have to walk on the other side of the street from you. Also: straight-leg chinos, please. It's understandable to not want anything "slim" when you're busy working off that holiday gut, but you don't need room for a playbook.

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This Brand Is Reimagining American-Made Luxury Belichick Holiday Spirit Tailgater Hoodie Continue Shopping or Checkout Belichick Holiday Spirit Tailgater Hoodie Get festive with this Belichick holiday hoodie. Features an enthusiastic Belichick adorned with holiday accoutrements and topped off with a Santa Hat. Even Scrooge would get a kick out of this one. Grab one for your holiday party or wear it Christmas morning. the north face tka hoodieIt'll be the most useful hoodie you will ever own!new york yankees jackets footlocker This super-soft pullover hoodie features a built-in koozie drink holder, as well as it's very own attached bottle opener. With this hoodie, you're never without a spot for a cold beverage and can easily keep both hands free without putting your drink down. The koozie pocket also closes with velcro so it's another great option for safe storage of your phone or mobile device.

A simply essential tailgate, bar or game-time item, sure to be the envy of many! Adult sizing, 9oz, 60/40 Cotton-Poly Blend, Beverage not included.Cheater Tom #12 T-Shirt Cheater Tom #12 T-Shirt New England Sucks T-Shirt New England Sucks Coffee Cups Cute Bill belichick T-Shirt New England Football Perfection Mug Unique Bill belichick Mug Funny Bill belichick Mug Cool Bill belichick T-Shirt 19-0 Asterisk (Spygate) Mug Brady to Moss Perfection Mug 19-0 A Perfect Day Mug Do Your Job Funny Cute Mugs 19-0 A Perfect Day Invitations Brady to Moss Mug "Brady Moss Touchdown" Invitations "Brady Moss Touchdown" InvitationsCHASKA, Minn. -- In the middle of Davis Love III's press conference this afternoon, I began to notice a strange, recurring theme: Bill Belichick. Odd as it sounds, Love had obviously become enamored of the grumpy, media-hating, rule-bending, gridiron genius who has won four Super Bowls as head coach of the New England Patriots.The captain's fascination appears to have started when he and Tom Lehman met Belichick at a charity gala the week of the Deutsche Bank earlier this month, followed by a team trip to the Patriots' training facility the next day.

Both outings gave Love an opportunity to "exchange ideas" with Belichick, and it obviously made a huge impact—cursory research shows that Love has now mentioned Belichick in four straight press conferences.1. Sept. 12: The First Captain's PicksHere, Love dropped the first hint that he had been in the great man's presence:DAVIS LOVE III: I'm not going to elaborate a whole lot on our game plan strategy. I was just with Bill Belichick last week (laughter) so we're going to grind it out (laughter). That's all I can tell you. Later, after nobody asked a follow-up question, he brought up the Hooded Einstein again in a mock chastisement of Kuchar, who had just suggested that Tiger might be the final captain's pick:DAVIS LOVE III: I just said, don't give away our secrets. You're going to get a call from Coach Belichick here in a minute.2. Sept. 12: Two Hours LaterTo be fair to Love, the media finally caught on and asked him specifically about his time with the Spygate Magnate, and he was very happy to regale his listeners with the unabridged version, like a child breathlessly recounting the first time he met Santa Claus at a mall.

Note: This is kinda long, even though I'm making generous use of ellipses:Q. Was curious where you met up with Belichick, what kind of time you got with him and what did you want to pull out of that conversation?DAVIS LOVE III: I wanted to see him in a hoodie and I didn't get to see it.We had dinner for the top eight during the Boston week on Wednesday night. But Tuesday night, Tom Lehman and I got to go to their big opening night charity fund-raiser that the Krafts do. So we got to see Coach and I got to sit with Tom Brady at dinner, got to meet a bunch of the players...And then the next night, when we took the eight players back to the stadium. Let them goof around on the field and go through their locker room. They just opened the doors to us, really. Gave us team gear, team jerseys. Everybody's jersey had a 1 on it, except for Furyk's had a 58. They let us use Coach Belichick's team room. They made videos for us to watch. Got to talk to the players, just me and the players, in Coach Belichick's film room, which they said has never happened before.

So the Ryder Cup players got an experience, really, that nobody has ever gotten before....And Tom and I got to talk to Coach a couple times and get some input from him...when Belichick says, you've just got to get everybody to just do their job, don't listen to the noise, it really resonates with everything I've been hearing; that our players are really, really good. If we just do our job and don't listen to the outside comments and noise and grind it out, we can get a win.3. Sept. 27: Ryder Cup TuesdayDavis can't resist digging deep for more advice from the Great Deflator:DAVIS LOVE III: You know, same plan. We want these guys to know what they are doing when they go out there to practice. We want them to have a purpose. And like Coach Belichick says, Do your job, stay in your lane and the other guy next to you can be more aggressive. That's pretty simple, if you take care of your partner and take care of your teammates, the results will take care of themselves.4. Sept. 28: Ryder Cup WednesdayAn English guy wrote some mean things about America, and Davis wasted no time before turning the topic back to his new hero, for whom I have now run out of nicknames:Q. This is kind of in relation to what difference a home crowd can make.