Unless BB can learn from it, take 8-10 months to reflect on the past 2+ decades, what went well, what didn’t, etc, come into interviews with a better perspective having had time away from things, and articulate to owner(s) how he will evolve/adapt in how he treats and interacts with players.
The thing is, though, I don’t think BB was an ******* all the time, or even generally. I think he was uncompromising and unbending when it came to how he coached the team and enforced discipline. The sticking point for TB12 wasn’t that BB was too mean generally; it’s that he didn’t acknowledge TB12 as a peer. I think TB12 had earned that right and likely felt he should be treated less like every other guy, and more as a peer/coach, with greater respect given to him, with an acknowledgment/appreciation for his career, football acumen, and accumulated on-field experience.
That’s why I think that folks are getting ahead of their skis, here. A handful of quotes are being taken without context (at the moment) telling us BB was extremely hard to play for (shocking, right?), and us, being prisoners of the moment, are allowing this to color the entire narrative. Is BB a **** at times (press conferences, coaching points, on/off-field discipline)? Absolutely. Does he feel strongly about his style of / approach to coaching? No doubt. Is he a raging, antisocial ******* worthy of derision? No.