Bill Belichick is Clearly Bored of Answering Antonio Brown Questions Months After Cutting Him

If there is one thing in this world Bill Belichick hates, it's media members asking him what he believes to be stupid questions. The latest media onslaught that Belichick has to deal with relates to Antonio Brown, as the disgraced wide receiver who was cut after Week 2 recently posted an apology to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft as he tries to work his way back on to the football field.

Belichick is laser-focused on the Dallas Cowboys, and doesn't feel like entertaining questions about Brown.

Bill Belichick asked about Antonio Brown's apology to Robert Kraft: "You'll have to Robert about that. Every week you guys ask me about a player not on the team and every week it's the same answer."
— Henry McKenna (@McKennAnalysis) November 20, 2019

Brown, who is currently being investigated by the NFL after a former personal trainer came forward with allegations of sexual assault, has not played in the NFL since the Pats cut him following a win over the Miami Dolphins.

Many expect the wide receiver-needy Patriots to be first in line for Brown's services should he end up back in the league's good graces. Based on Belichick's reaction to more AB questions, however, that seems very unlikely.

An NFL decision clearing Antonio Brown to return could make things very interesting as the postseason approaches https://t.co/Mnyo05awcA
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) November 19, 2019

Taking on the bombastic Brown and trying to force him to assimilate into the new England locker room was a classic Belichick move, but this one didn't pan out like Randy Moss. For now, if reporters are smart, they'll stop asking the head man in New England about Brown.