Watch Bill Belichick Approach N’Keal Harry In Locker Room After Patriots-Cowboys (via NESN)
Bill Belichick was a happy camper Sunday night — and who could blame him?
The Patriots head coach led his team to yet another gritty win as New England earned a 13-9 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in a soggy, ugly affair at Gillette Stadium. Belichick was noticeably chipper in the locker room after the game, something fans can see for themselves in the Patriots’ latest locker room celebration video.
Belichick made it a point to approach rookie receiver N’Keal Harry, who hauled in his first touchdown grab in the victory."It's what we need, it's what we've been working for, it's what we are."
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