Jimmy Kimmel Unleashes Nasty Shot At Bill Belichick’s 24-Year-Old Girlfriend
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Jimmy Kimmel jumped into the NFL debate this week with jokes about Bill Belichick’s personal life during his late-night monologue. He basically made the comments after Belichick’s surprising Hall of Fame snub.
Belichick did not make the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. He fell short of the required 40 out of 50 votes. The result surprised many fans and analysts because he won six Super Bowls as a head coach and built one of the most successful careers in NFL history.
The Hall of Fame later responded to the criticism with a firm statement. Officials said, “The Pro Football Hall of Fame understands and respects the passionate reaction of many fans, media members, and enshrinees of the Hall itself in light of published reports regarding the voting results for the Class of 2026. It’s that very passion that propels the game. The Hall also respects the members of the Selection Committee when they follow the selection process bylaws. It is an honor to serve as a selector.”
Kimmel Turns The Snub Into A Punchline
Kimmel addressed the controversy during his monologue. He mixed praise with humor. He also aimed his sharpest joke at Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson.
“Bill Belichick is a bit of a jerk and a bit of a cheater, but he absolutely should have been voted into the Hall of Fame,” Kimmel said. He then delivered the line that drew the biggest reaction. “The guy has been winning Super Bowls longer than his girlfriend has been alive.”
The joke quickly went viral online. Fans shared clips on social media. Some people found it funny, while others said it was unfair. Either way, it kept attention on Belichick and his Hall of Fame snub.
Bill Belichick now works as the head coach at North Carolina. He has not responded to the joke or the Hall of Fame vote. Hudson has also not commented. Still, some fans mentioned her name jokingly and suggested the vote involved more than just football reasons.
The Hall pushed back against any claims of bias. It said selectors must follow clear rules. The statement said the Hall could remove any member who violates those rules. “The integrity of that process cannot be in question,” the Hall said.
Kimmel’s joke did not change the vote. It did highlight how personal the debate has become. Belichick’s legacy still gets strong opinions.
