Jordon Hudson joins Bill Belichick in roasting Falcons on 3-28 Day, recalling Patriots’ epic Super Bowl comeback

March 28 has become an unofficial holiday for New England Patriots fans, serving as an annual reminder of one of the most iconic comebacks in NFL history. This year, Bill Belichick and his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, joined in the celebration, making sure the Atlanta Falcons never forget Super Bowl LI.

On Friday, Jordon Hudson took to Instagram to acknowledge "3-28 Day," a reference to the infamous 28-3 lead that the Falcons squandered in the biggest stage of the NFL. She posted an image of herself and Belichick, humorously calling out Atlanta's collapse. "Happy 3-28 to those who celebrate," she wrote. Adding to the lighthearted jab, she wore a t-shirt inaccurately labeling the Falcons as Super Bowl LI champions—a cheeky reminder of their heartbreak.

Belichick, now leading the North Carolina Tar Heels, played a pivotal role in orchestrating that legendary comeback as the head coach of the Patriots. That victory not only secured his fifth Super Bowl title in New England but also cemented his legacy with a seventh Lombardi Trophy overall.
NFL fans have made March 28 a symbolic day of reflection, especially Patriots supporters who cherish that historic win. The Falcons appeared to have the championship secured when they led 28-3 late in the third quarter, but Tom Brady and company executed a stunning rally, forcing overtime before clinching a 34-28 victory. The game remains the largest comeback in Super Bowl history and a defining moment of Belichick’s tenure in New England.
Even though Belichick has moved on from the Patriots, his impact on the franchise is undeniable. His departure led to the hiring of former player Mike Vrabel as New England’s new head coach, marking a fresh chapter for the team. However, Patriots fans will always have moments like Super Bowl LI to cherish, and thanks to Hudson’s social media antics, the memory remains alive.
While the Patriots continue to navigate their post-Belichick era, the Falcons are still seeking redemption. Until Atlanta can claim a Super Bowl victory, they will have to endure annual reminders of their collapse, as March 28 continues to serve as a day of lighthearted trolling from NFL fans.
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Belichick, now focused on his new collegiate challenge with North Carolina, remains connected to the NFL through moments like these. As for Hudson’s post, it was a playful yet undeniable nod to one of the most unforgettable games in football history.