Bill Belichick was spotted Tuesday in Connecticut taking what appeared to be a very long lunch break.
OK, so the Patriots coach was actually filming a Subway commercial and a couple of footlong subs were the main props.
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As is often the case when Super Bowl-winning coaches venture out of their bubbles, the curious were ready to record the moment. An up-close look at Belichick's trip to the sandwich giant's home state, courtesy of New Haven TV station WTNH:
Bill Belichick spending a good part of the day on the Branford Green! The @Patriots head coach & 8-time Super Bowl champ filming a spot for @SUBWAY. More tonight on @WTNH at 6pm! pic.twitter.com/DCqyUshcbp
— John Pierson (@JPPierson) July 14, 2020
Thanks to all @WTNH TMZ like sports reporters (my kids friends w/phones) on the ground! @MarkusIndeck catching Bill Belichick taking on a @SUBWAY footlong during a commercial shoot in Branford today! Not sure how many takes! pic.twitter.com/4iBnjDuuDu
— John Pierson (@JPPierson) July 14, 2020
A chef's kiss for this observation, everyone:
It’s just nice to see someone secretly film Belichick for once https://t.co/r9sp6ixu34
— Brad Williams (@funnybrad) July 14, 2020
Belichick might be able to enjoy more summer afternoons away from Foxborough in the near future. NFL training camps are supposed to start in less than two weeks but team owners and players have yet to resolve multiple issues that have been created by COVID-19.