Belichick and Brady, by Michael Holley

“Good quarterbacks were hard to find. Great quarterbacks were untouchable. Quarterbacks who understood the cap game and how to motivate their teammates were perhaps one of a kind.” – pg. 134

“Humility usually comes from experiencing the bitterness of failure, not being lectured about it.” – pg. 144

“Never let your opponent define what the game is about.” – pg. 179

“At the genesis of winning is an understanding of how things and people work.” – pg. 301

“Change is inevitable and necessary. Sometimes it is also messy and infuriating.” – pg. 379

“Sit around too long and the next trend, the next great talent, the next rule change, will make you suddenly irrelevant. Adapt or be consumed.” – pg. 386