Channing Crowder issues heartfelt apology to Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson after podcast controversy

Channing Crowder, former NFL player and co-host of The Pivot Podcast, has apologized after making comments about Bill Belichick and his reported girlfriend Jordon Hudson. His words caused a stir online after he spoke on a radio show in Miami. He said things about how Jordon Hudson might have been involved in planning the interview with Bill Belichick. Now, Channing Crowder has stepped back and said sorry to both of them in a new episode of The Pivot. The apology came days after the comments went viral.On Friday, May 24, 2025, Channing Crowder shared a public apology to Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson during a new episode of The Pivot Podcast, which he co-hosts with Fred Taylor and Ryan Clark. This came after a radio interview on WQAM Miami where he claimed that Jordon Hudson "choreographed" a private sit-down interview between Bill Belichick and Ryan Clark that happened earlier in the week.Channing Crowder said on the podcast, "I just want to tell Bill and Jordon, I apologize for any negativity it brought to you. Coach, we talked on the phone. I told you I respect you as much as anybody in this world." He added that what he said on-air was not his intention and that he meant no harm to Bill Belichick or his relationship.Ryan Clark, another co-host of The Pivot, also responded during the podcast episode on May 24, 2025. He said the interview with Belichick was preceded by a 90-minute meeting that involved both Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson.Ryan Clark denied that Jordon Hudson planned the questions but admitted there were talks about how she and the relationship would be presented."Jordon wanted to be represented in a certain way," Ryan Clark said. He also confirmed there was a separate interview featuring both Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson that was recorded but never released. The reason behind this decision was not made clear.Also Read: Thomas Morstead, 39-year-old punter, has been signed by the San Francisco 49ers, a fan says: “Saleh bring you there?” | NFL News - Times of India