Lawrence Taylor, ex-Giants all-in on Bill Belichick’s UNC pivot: ‘Best the NFL can give them’
NY Post
Bill Belichick’s former Giants are certain that the GOAT choosing to graze on the campus of the University of North Carolina is a match made in heaven.
“They got the best the NFL can give them right now,” North Carolina alum Lawrence Taylor told The Post. “The University of North Carolina, you got the best that the NFL can send you right now, OK? Let’s see what you do with that.”
L.T. would be a willing and able ambassador for the school and for Belichick.
“I would love the opportunity to do that,” Taylor said. “If I can help him and he thinks I can help him in a certain area, I’m more than willing to daggone help.”
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