Dave Portnoy gets the “ick” thinking about Bill Belichick and his much-younger girlfriend Jordon Hudson‘s sex life.
The Barstool Sports founder speculated about what the legendary NFL coach and the former cheerleader’s relationship is like behind closed doors during an appearance on Josh Richards and Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia‘s “BFFs” podcast Wednesday.
“It gives me the ick a little bit,” he confessed.
“But imagine she’s just, like, dominating him. … That’s really hard for me to swallow. He’s my guy.”
Portnoy, 48, shared that he met Hudson, 24, at a speaking gig where he and Belichick, 73, were both guests.
“She was in charge. If you said this was his PR or agent or whatever and not his girlfriend, it would make sense. She is in charge of what he’s doing,” he said.
Portnoy said he had heard of the dynamic between the eight-time Super Bowl champ and Hudson, who have a 49-year age gap, before meeting her.
“If you want to something done with Bill Belichick, you have to go through Jordon,” he claimed. “And that’s the truth. Now it’s come out.”
The pizza reviewer said he did not want to talk trash about the couple because he knows he will run into them in Nantucket, Mass.
“They live there. I live there. And I don’t want to be carrying a watermelon out of Super Stop & Shop and have Jordon punch my face in because I’ve trashed them,” he said.
Portnoy has expressed his feelings about the former New England Patriots head coach and Hudson’s romance since she interrupted Belichick’s CBS interview late last month.
The “Unnamed Show” podcast co-host said it was “the most awkward Bill Belichick interview I’ve ever seen” and that he was “squirming in [his] seat.”
After Belichick put out a statement defending Hudson from the backlash, Portnoy said he believed the former Bridgewater State University student was the one who wrote it.
“In my years following Bill Belichick, I would say my knowledge of him, there’s roughly zero percent chance he wrote that,” he said during the May 1 episode of “The Megyn Kelly Show.”
“But he just doesn’t care generally what anyone thinks about him,” he continued. “So to go write that — my guess would be Jordon wrote that.”
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