Mac Jones’ girlfriend Sophie Scott had almost as hectic of a year as her New England Patriots quarterback beau did.
From the beginning of Jones’ career, Scott has been viewed as a critical part of his success. Him winning the starting job from Cam Newton was influenced in no small part by her.
In that same spirit, with Jones struggling in 2022-23, Scott was with him every step of the way.
Now that the Patriots’ season has come to an end, Scott opted to unwind a bit from the craziness by taking a vacation. She shared photos from the trip to social media this week, earning much acclaim in the process.
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Scott knows how to make an impression. Whether she is showing off her provocative pictures, revealing her and Jones’ wild Christmas photos or offering up her crazy swimsuit snaps – she is something of a permanent mainstay in the headlines.
That is what happens when you are the Patriots starting quarterback’s girlfriend. Bailey Zappe’s girl learned that lesson the hard way midseason when he filled in for Jones while the latter was hurt.
This past week the Patriots went out and signed Bill O’Brien to be their offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. The move was a clear concession by Bill Belichick that his experiment of not having an OC in 2022-23 failed.
Brittany has done it again.https://t.co/gJjC0mZ9zy
— Game 7 (@game7__) January 26, 2023
Not only did the Patriots’ offense struggle immensely without a proper play caller, but Jones regressed as a result as well.
Next year will be a massive one for Jones. This season can be disregarded as an aberration, but if history repeats itself in 2023-24, then a pattern will emerge.
Scott has been instrumental to Jones’ success up to this point. Will she be able to help him get back on track next season until O’Brien? Time will tell.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
