Stressing the importance of taking time to make such trips to local medical centers, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick reportedly visited Massachusetts General Hospital Thursday to watch terminally ill fan Brian Keller die. Brians a big fan of the team, and as soon as I heard that he had taken a turn for the worse, I came right over to watch him struggle until the end, said Belichick, who stood outside Kellers room in the intensive care unit for over three hours and silently stared through the glass as the 28-year-olds organs shut down and he went into cardiac arrest. I try to make it out here as many weekends as I can. Sometimes Ill be here for six or seven hours on a Saturday visiting fans in the cancer ward who are just hanging on by a thread. The look on their faces when theyve lost consciousness for the last timeyou can just see the life draining out of them. It means so much to me to be there in those moments. Sources confirmed that Belichick stayed to take pictures with Keller for several minutes after doctors had pronounced him dead. 