Thursday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Bill Parcells vs. Bill Belichick

The Belichick-Parcells RivalrySI has an excerpt from the new book PARCELLS: A FOOTBALL LIFE by Bill Parcells and Nunyo Demasio that details all the events

Andy Gray | Oct 16, 2014

Thursday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Bill Parcells vs. Bill Belichick /

The Belichick-Parcells Rivalry

Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick Through the Years

1995

The New York Jets and New England Patriots play the first of their two rivalry games on Oct. 16, reminding everyone of the relationship between Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick and the bitter betrayal that still fuels the rivalry. Here are some photos of the duo.

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SI has an excerpt from the new book PARCELLS: A FOOTBALL LIFE by Bill Parcells and Nunyo Demasio that details all the events surrounding Bill Belichick's 1999 decision to resign as head coach of the Jets to take over the Patriots. It's a really good read and didn't exactly paint Charlie Weis in the most positive of lights. Almost as interesting is this story in today's Daily News about how Tom Brady was nearly drafted by the Jets 20 picks before the Patriots nabbed him in the 2000 Draft. The teams face off tonight and don't be surprised if Darrelle Revis plays a few snaps at wide receiver.

We Just Scored

This website lets you sound each NHL goal horn. Chicago is my favorite.

NFL's Biggest Camera Hogs

The Wall Street Journal watched two full games from the 2014 season for all 32 NFL teams to see how many times the broadcast cut to the head coach or starting quarterback. Jim Harbaugh, Bill Belichick and Chip Kelly were the top three among coaches while Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Teddy Bridgewater were the leaders among QBs. And coming in last place were poor Mike McCarthy and Mike Glennon.

Throwback Lovely Lady of the Day

I'm not sure if Salma Hayek is a "throwback" but there is no official Hot Clicks rulebook so we're going with it (click here for her full-size gallery).

Poor Manti Te'o

Just when you think the shelf life for all Manti Te'o jokes has expired, along comes this fraternity at Florida State.

Best Hair in College Hoops

Aye We're Back! @ESPNCBB #BestHairInCollegeBball #UtahState @BigSeanHarris pic.twitter.com/wZHm5h8ttx
— Jalen Moore (@JalenMoore14) October 15, 2014

Amare Stoudemire Takes Wine Bath

Fans and Their Sports Tattoos

Fans have a tendency to get carried away when getting sports-related ink applied to their bodies, which is why we came up with this informative list of five things NOT to do when getting a sports tattoo. I'm adding a sixth: Never get Charlie Villanueva inked on your body under any circumstance. While we're on the topic, here's an enormous gallery of fans and their sports tattoos.

Odds & Ends

WWE wrestlers and their WAGs ... Seven sports video games that deserve a next-generation reboot ... Blake Griffin wrote an interesting first-person piece on his experiences with Donald Sterling ... No one is enjoying the MLB playoffs more than Steve Perry ... The Ohio State student who ran onto the field and was famously tackled by the team's strength coach was fined $100 and faced three to nine months in counseling ... The best GIFs from the first week of the NHL season ... Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart had another lover's quarrel ... Eddie Vedder kept a 22-year promise to a fan ... This is what the new iPad looks like.

The Hoff Has Spoken

David Hasselhoff wants The British Bulldog in the WWE Hall of Fame ... and I have no idea why.

L.A. Kings Ice Girls Auditions

This would've been fun to attend in person.

Compliance 101

With all the recent college football scandals, Arizona State made this handy video for its boosters.

Dog vs. Leaves

Stella really loves jumping in big piles of leaves and then collapsing from exhaustion.

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Published Oct 16, 2014

ANDY GRAY

A senior editor atSI.com, Andy Gray oversees Hot Clicks, Extra Mustard and the Swimsuit site. A Boston sports loyalist and Columbia graduate, he joined SI in 2005.