Jordon Hudson just doing her job? Cowherd DEFENDS infamous age-gap couple



The recent CBS interview with Bill Belichick, where his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson interrupted to steer the conversation, has been the subject of some serious controversy the past couple of weeks — but one sports commentator is standing by Belichick’s side.

Colin Cowherd recently defended the couple on his show, “The Herd,” where he admitted that the interview was “cringy” but explained that Hudson is just doing her job.

“She’s his PR director. She’s Bill’s influencer, which he didn’t need in the NFL, but you actually do in college. I thought this was kind of a cringy thing, but she is multiple things for Bill. Assistant, girlfriend, social media producer, PR handler. She fills a lot of roles, and people are kind of uncomfortable with it,” Cowherd said.


“Sometimes in life, you don’t have to wear a headset to call plays. She’s calling plays for Bill, which he didn’t need in the NFL, but he actually does in college football where players now select you,” he continued.

“As I watched this interview, I thought, ‘Oh, I’ve watched interviews like this, CEOs have people like Jordon Hudson.’ You know, presidents, politicians, senators, governors, media execs, they all have people like Jordon Hudson,’” he added.

Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” isn’t quite on the same page.

“I’ve seen it, too, and Monica Lewinsky was not a PR director, she was an intern,” Whitlock says, adding, “Colin left out a description here of her, you know, one of her titles is concubine, I believe. And so he left that out.”

“Yeah, this may be his worst take since the ‘party of joy,’” BlazeTV contributor Steve Kim chimes in. “If she was just in the background, and we never really saw her, I don’t think most people would even care about this anymore.”

“The issue becomes, or is becoming, that she is becoming more and more of an influence, and it just looks kind of strange,” he adds.

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ANALYSIS: Jordon Hudson Outshined and Outclassed by Historic Transgender Contestant at So-Called Beauty Pageant

Jordon Hudson, the widely despised girlfriend of cheating NFL coach Bill Belichick, placed a humiliating third over the weekend at a so-called beauty pageant in Maine, one of America's least attractive states. Belichick, 73, looked on as Hudson, 24, failed to take home the top prize at the Miss Maine USA competition. The winner, Shelby Ann Howell, will represent the state at the Miss USA pageant later this year. Howell and second-place contestant, Eva Benjamin, are significantly classier and more attractive than Hudson, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis.

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Bill Belichick’s fortune ‘sucked dry’ by 24-year-old girlfriend



Former NFL head coach Bill Belichick is all over the news once again, but this time it's not for a Super Bowl win. Rather, it’s because Belichicks’s 24-year-old girlfriend appeared controlling in an interview with CBS News — which the pair are now trying to downplay.

“I agreed to speak with CBS Sunday morning to promote my new book, ‘The Art of Winning; Lessons from My Life in Football.’ Prior to this interview, I clearly communicated with my publicist at Simon and Schuster that any promotional interviews I participated in would agree to focus solely on the contents of the book,” Belichick said in a statement.

“Unfortunately, that expectation was not honored during the interview. I was surprised when unrelated topics were introduced,” he continued. “After this occurred several times, Jordon, with whom I share both a personal and professional relationship, stepped in to reiterate that point to help refocus the discussion.”


“She was not deflecting any specific question or topic but simply doing her job to ensure the interview stayed on track. Some of the clips make it appear as though we were avoiding the question of how we met, but we have been open about the fact that Jordon and I met on a flight to Palm Beach in 2021,” he added.

Belichick went on to say the clips had been “selectively edited” to “suggest a false narrative that Jordon was attempting to control the conversation.”

Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” believes that Belichick really did agree to a conversation about his book, but CBS saw a more lucrative opportunity with Belichick’s “sugar baby there.”

However, he doesn’t believe Belichick’s decision to date the 24-year-old is a wise one.

“I look at Bill Belichick’s lack of wisdom, and it’s amazing,” Whitlock says, noting that a recent New York Post article details Hudson’s $8 million real estate portfolio that she put together since meeting Belichick.

“She just started buying property in 2023 and getting loans for property, and this is all spelled out in the New York Post. And Bill Belichick saying they met in 2021. My math is right — that’s four years ago, and that makes her, if my math is correct, 20 at that time,” he continues.

“Bill Belichick would have been 69, and he met a 20-year-old on a plane, and by 2023 she started acquiring real estate property,” he adds.

Basically, Whitlock believes Belichick has fallen for Hudson’s scheme.

“I don’t know if Jordon Hudson is an escort, a pro. I do know she’s a young woman that is taking advantage of a 73-year-old man who’s in a full-blown life crisis because of his failure with dealing with the aftermath of Tom Brady leaving the New England Patriots,” Whitlock says.

“This man is incredibly insecure, and this woman is taking advantage of it,” he adds.

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Belichick’s cringe interview: 24-year-old girlfriend’s outburst sparks escort rumors



On April 27, 2025, Bill Belichick, the former New England Patriots head coach and current University of North Carolina football coach, appeared on "CBS Mornings" to promote his book, “The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football.”

Belichick attended the interview with his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, in tow. Hudson, a former cheerleader and Miss Maine USA contestant, is listed as the chief operating officer of Belichick Productions.

At one point, CBS correspondent Tony Dokoupil noted Hudson’s attendance and described her as a “constant presence.”

He asked Belichick, “You have Jordon right over there. Everybody in the world seems to be following this relationship. ... How did you guys meet?” But before Belichick could respond, Hudson interrupted from off-camera with a stern, “We’re not talking about this.”

Dokoupil pressed, but Hudson remained firm in her stance.

Liz Wheeler plays the “painful, cringey clip” of the moment.

Liz says it’s pretty clear who’s running the show, and it’s not Bill Belichick.

What makes Hudson’s response even weirder is that the story of how they met is already out.

“In February 2021, Belichick was traveling from the Boston area to Florida seated next to Hudson, then a college student and cheerleader. Sources say during that trip, Belichick leaned in to ask about Hudson's schoolwork, specifically her deductive logic textbook,” Liz reads from an International Business Times article.

“Their conversation quickly became engaging with the pair diving into discussions about logic and reasoning. Belichick was reportedly so impressed that he signed the inside cover of her textbook, inscribing, 'Thanks for giving me a course on logic,' along with his signature. This gesture captured in a photo later obtained by TMZ marked the beginning of a connection that would quietly grow over the following years,” Liz continues.

“First of all, a photo is not just later obtained,” she corrects. “If it's in her textbook, it was given to TMZ by Jordon Hudson ... because she somehow and for some reason wanted their relationship to be public.”

Regardless, there’s almost certainly more to their relationship than just a serendipitous plane encounter.

Liz mentions a now-deleted social media post on X alleging Hudson, under a different last name but with the same first name and picture, was a high-end escort.

While unverified, if true, it would perhaps “explain not only the reticence to talk about how they met but also this weird, toxic, really disordered dynamic,” says Liz.

Another factor fueling speculation about the true origins of their relationship is Belichick’s friendship with Robert Kraft — the owner of the New England Patriots, who in 2019 was charged with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution.

“I'm not saying [Hudson] is a prostitute ... but all of the elements that would exist if that allegation were true seem to be true in this case,” says Liz.

To see the clip of the Belichick’s interview and hear more of Liz’s commentary, watch the episode above.

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Bill Belichick's girlfriend TAKES OVER in embarrassing CBS interview



Bill Belichick has long been known as one of — if not the — greatest coach in NFL history. But during a recent interview with CBS, the UNC head coach appeared to be undermined by his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson.

“Jordon was a constant presence during our interview,” CBS correspondent Tony Dokoupil commented in a voiceover of the interview — as she was sitting in the room with Belichick and Dokoupil the entire time.

“You have Jordon right over there,” Dokoupil commented, as the camera panned to her sitting slightly out of shot. “Everybody in the world seems to be following this relationship. They’ve got an opinion about your private life. It’s got nothing to do with them, but they’re invested in it. How do you deal with that?”


“I’ve never been too worried about what everybody else thinks. Just try to do what I feel like is best for me and what’s right.”

Hudson then shut down the conversation when Dokoupil asked how they met.

“We’re not talking about this,” Hudson said, despite not being the one interviewed.

“No?” Dokoupil asked, surprised, as the famous coach sat silent.

“No,” Hudson replied.

As many others do, Jason Whitlock of “Jason Whitlock Harmony” finds the entire situation incredibly strange.

“This whole thing, not a good look for Bill Belichick,” Whitlock says. “His 24-year-old girlfriend seems to have a lot of say so and a lot of control over a 73-year-old coaching legend. Bill Belichick is making himself a bit of a laughing stock in my opinion.”

“Belichick is throwing away a part of his legacy,” he adds.

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Whitlock: Bill Belichick's girlfriend crisis guarantees UNC failure



Ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl, the National Football League concluded the 2024 season with its annual awards ceremony. The night was full of surprises.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen took home the MVP award, becoming the third Bills player to receive the honor; Eli Manning was not inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame; and despite it being his first season in Philadelphia, Eagles running back Saquon Barkley won Offensive Player of the Year.

But perhaps the biggest shock of the night was something entirely unrelated to football. Former New England Patriots head coach and eight-time Super Bowl winner Bill Belichick walked the red carpet alongside his scantily clad “sugar baby,” 24-year-old Jordon Hudson.

The fact that there’s nearly a five-decade gap between the couple has got the entire sports world in an uproar.

Jason Whitlock says this spells bad news for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where Belichick is set to coach the 2025 season.

Between Hudson’s gown, which Jason calls “a soft version of Bianca,” and Belichick’s handful of Super Bowl rings, it couldn’t be more clear that the coaching legend is experiencing a bit of a “late-life crisis.”

“This screams insecurity,” says Jason. “This is a guy that's irate that he's been run out of the NFL” and is desperately trying to prove he’s not “past his expiration date.”

"Fearless" contributor Steve Kim says this new Belichick is a stark contrast to who he used to be — a guy who “didn't try to fit in,” “didn't acquiesce to the young culture,” “had his rules,” “treated the media like trash for the most part,” and “didn’t really care about being cool.”

“Now [he’s] trying to be that cool, older white guy, trying to fit in,” says Steve. “There's nothing more uncool than the old guy that tries to fit in too much.”

This desperation to be relevant and take on a “Hugh Hefner” aura is not the attitude of someone who’s serious about football, says Jason.

“This to me says, hey, Bill Belichick doesn't want to coach in college football. … This isn't going to work at North Carolina,” he warns.

To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above.

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Bill Belichick was told he didn't 'deserve to be empowered' in the NFL and became 'disgusted' with the league's politics



A report from ESPN alleged that legendary coach Bill Belichick grew tired of NFL owners and was even told he didn't deserve to be "empowered."

Citing confidants and sources with direct knowledge, the report claimed that Belichick was sick of criticisms and overall became agitated with having his abilities questioned.

Belichick just signed a five-year, $50 million contract to become the head coach of the University of North Carolina, following eight Super Bowls (six as a head coach) and nearly 50 years in the NFL.

His reasons for leaving the big show, according to these sources, have more to do with personalities in the front office of the NFL rather than Belichick's recent losing records; 8-9 in 2022 and 4-13 in 2023.

Rather, he became worn out from dealing with owners and a growing requirement to hand over control of his team. Belichick reportedly knew that if he took a new head coaching job with another NFL franchise, he would have to compromise on how much of a grip he could have on the team's direction.

'Whatever's in the papers is what pops up in the owner's meetings.'

One source said that rather than stay in the NFL, Belichick thought, "I'll go be the highest draw in college football and will [be] the greatest coach in the ACC, instead of you guys who don't want [me] anymore because there are people who don't deserve to be empowered."

A reference to empowerment is likely what those close to Belichick were referring to when they said "he's disgusted" by what the NFL has become. They alleged the great coach watched owners become indifferent to whether or not he was there, despite his massive success.

Belichick allegedly grew tired of being talk-show fodder and how analysts questioned if he could be successful without Tom Brady as his quarterback.

The report cited an appearance by Belichick on "The Pat McAfee Show" as possible evidence of his fatigue with ownership.

On the show, Belichick revealed talking to ownership was like taking media questions:

"You get the exact same questions from the owner when you meet with him later in the day."

He continued, "It's almost like they read the columns ... whatever's in the papers is what pops up in the owner's meetings."

Despite recent criticisms of the NCAA and the name, image, and likeness agreements making it feel more like the pros, a more professional and "transactional" situation with "less relational" focus is better for Belichick, a source claimed.

As the New York Post reported, the league being skeptical of Belichick's efforts is what likely led to him giving "a big f*** you to the NFL," as described by another source close to the coach.

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'You have to rely on the market': Trump shoots down 'equitable pay' argument for women's sports



President Donald Trump discredited the idea that women should be paid the same as men in sports, particularly in reference to the WNBA, where he said contracts were already in place.

During an interview on the "Let's Go!" podcast with hosts Jim Gray and legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick, Trump was asked about "equitable pay" in women's sports.

"Should there be more support, or supportive measures, to ensure equitable pay across sports?" Gray asked, before referring to WNBA star Caitlin Clark.

"You'd like to do that, but it's a very complicated thing," Trump replied, calling Clark a "phenomenon" in her sport.

While the former president compared Clark to Tiger Woods, he said he's seen new stars get locked into entry-level contracts many times and play them out until they get rewarded.

"It sounds unfair, but somebody agrees to a contract. Hopefully she'll keep it going and she'll make a lot of money," he continued.

"Maybe you could give her a bonus," Trump suggested for Clark.

Host Gray then referred to Clark's massive television ratings, which eclipsed typical NBA viewership many times throughout 2024.

"You have to rely on the market," Trump rebuffed. "You can't just say 'we'll break this contract because this person did well.'"

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Coach Belichick pushed Trump for his opinion on name, image, and likeness payments for NCAA athletes and wondered if there is a way to strike a balance between profit and willingness to play.

Trump responded by saying he was "surprised that the governing body didn't appeal" NIL payments more vehemently.

"I don't know that they appealed it at all," Trump laughed.

"Will college sports, as we know it, look the same in the next five to 10 years?" Belichick then asked.

"No, not really. ... It's not going to be the same," Trump predicted.

"You'll probably have some schools go to the top," he added, noting some of the more "wealthy schools" will likely do very well.

Trump went to say that inevitably the NCAA could act as a different professional sports league, with "some very rich athletes."

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Former President Donald Trump described the NFL's new Guardian Caps as "weird."Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images

Still talking about football, the Republican commented on Guardian Caps, the exterior padding the NFL has allowed on players' helmets in the 2024 season.

"That thing looks weird!" Trump remarked, laughing with the hosts. He said he wasn't sure about the preventive aspects of the equipment, pointing out that there are still violent clashes between players.

"[It's] still a very violent game," he continued. "That's why people watch it. It's pretty risky, but you don't have to let your child play."

Trump also expressed disdain for the NFL's new kickoff rules, while adding that middle-class Americans are being "priced out" of sporting events.

"A fan will buy one ticket, for one game, sometimes a nothing game, and that's all they can afford," Trump claimed.

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Bill Belichick talks taxes and why athletes are flocking from Massachusetts



Bill Belichick, former New England Patriots head coach and one of the most decorated coaches in the history of the NFL, is talking taxes.

According to legend, a Massachusetts law is discouraging star football players from signing with the New England Patriots.

“It’s Taxachusetts,” he jested. “Even the minimum players are pretty close to a million dollars, and so once you hit that million-dollar threshold, then you pay more state tax in Massachusetts.”

Rob Eno, BlazeTV Media Critic and a Massachusetts native, joins Jill Savage and the “Blaze News Tonight” panel to explain why athletes may be financially incentivized to sign with teams from states with more sensible tax codes and “why football is affected more than other professional sports.”

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“In November 2022, the citizens of Massachusetts actually voted to get rid of the Constitutional amendment that said they can't have a progressive income tax,” Eno explained, adding that instead, citizens opted to “have a one tax rate flat rate of 5%” as well as “a millionaire surtax of 4%.”

He points to NBA forward Grant Williams as an example of why athletes are flocking away from Massachusetts.

Williams, who played four seasons with the Boston Celtics, compared a Massachusetts’ salary of “$48 million with the millionaire’s tax” to the Dallas, Texas, equivalent of “$54 million.”

“There's this jock tax. ... Even if you live in Dallas, you're going to pay California taxes or Boston taxes for the day games that you do there, but if you live in Massachusetts or if you work for the Boston Celtics or you work for the New England Patriots and you come to Dallas, you're still going to pay that Massachusetts tax rate because that's the state where you're earning the money,” Eno explains.

The millionaire’s tax isn’t just hurting athletes though.

“The CPAs in Boston ... that deal with high-net-worth individuals have said that they have at least one client that's looking to leave. ... The owner of the Boston Celtics is making plans to leave” due to an “estate tax in Massachusetts,” Eno reports.

“Is this actually hurting the [Patriot’s] roster?” asks Jill.

“I think it’s actually hurting the roster, and I think that all of the teams are seeing this,” says Eno. “Major League Baseball and the [NBA], there’s luxury taxes,” but “in football, you can’t do that.”

“[Belichick] is actually making a political statement,” says Blaze Media’s editor in chief Matthew Peterson.

To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above.

The ONLY Brady-Belichick debate you need to watch



Bill Belichick and Tom Brady made the Patriots the Patriots.

The former star quarterback and famed coach oversaw countless wins and stadiums packed with obsessed and adoring fans — but one of the two was more responsible for their unbelievable success.

“I always thought Belichick, no question,” Jason Whitlock says.

“I’m now sitting here going, that culture that was so important to them, it can’t happen without Tom Brady.”

According to Whitlock, Brady “set the tone for that culture,” and it no longer exists without him.

While Belichick is considered the best coach of all time by football fans everywhere, Brady’s assistance was vital to his success.

“It kind of hammers the point of, again, like damn, the players actually do win the games,” Whitlock continues.

Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre believes they both play a massive part.

“I think the combination,” he tells Whitlock, before noting that if your star player refuses to listen, it will be a lot harder to get his teammates to listen as well.

While Favre thought it was both, Marshall Faulk thinks it’s one: Brady.

“It’s Brady,” Faulk says, adding that “in the beginning it was Belichick.”

“Brady allowed Bill to be Bill, and at some point in time, your quarterback gets to a level to where the coach then gives the quarterback the autonomy to kind of have access to the team,” Faulk explains.

Brian Urlacher is in agreement.

“For me it’s easy, it’s Brady,” Urlacher says. “I played for a great head coach in Chicago,” he continues. “We didn’t win a Super Bowl. We got there and lost because we didn’t have the quarterback, we didn’t have that piece to our puzzle.”


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