Taylor Swift inspired Jordon Hudson in her attempts to reclaim iconic Bill Belichick phrase trademarked by New England Patriots

During Bill Belichick's tenure with the New England Patriots, there were a few phrases that he became very well known for. And one of those was "Do Your Job."

However, when he left New England, the Patriots retained the trademark to "Do Your Job."

So now, Jordon Hudson is taking a page out of Taylor Swift's playbook. 

The 24-year-old girlfriend of the future Hall of Fame coach attempted to trademark Belichick's famous catchphrases, the New York Times reports. 

"By the spring, Ms. Hudson was focused on applying for a slew of trademarks for phrases associated with Mr. Belichick’s leadership of the Patriots, including “No Days Off,” and “Do Your Job” — presumably to parlay them into content and merchandising opportunities," the outlet wrote. 

However, since those belonged to the Patriots, she simple added (Bill's Version) similar to how Swift added “(Taylor’s Version)” to regain control over her music. 

Hudson applied for trademarks on:

• "Bellestrator (Bill's Version)"
• "Chapel Bill (Bill's Version)"
• The Dynasty (Bill's Version)"
• "No Days Off (Bill's Version)"
• "Do Your Job" (Bill's Version)"
• "Dynasty (Bill's Version)"