Belichick, Brady pass legends for career wins.

[jmt57]

Congratulations to both Bill Belichick and Tom Brady on last night's win over the Chiefs. In doing so they both moved up one spot on the career win list, passing NFL legends.

Belichick passed Bill Parcells, and is now 9th all-time with 184 wins.

Brady passed Joe Montana, and is now 7th all-time with 118 wins

Most Wins by a Head Coach
347 - Don Shula
324 - George Halas
270 - Tom Landry
229 - Curly Lambeau
209 - Chuck Noll
205 - Marty Shottenheimer
201 - Dan Reeves
193 - Chuck Knox
184 - Bill Belichick
183 - Bill Parcells

Most Wins by a Quarterback
186 - Brett Favre
148 - John Elway
147 - Dan Marino
141 - Peyton Manning
124 - Fran Tarkenton
119 - John Unitas
118 - Tom Brady
117 - Joe Montana
107 - Terry Bradshaw
102 - Warren Moon

 

[everlong]

Assuming they both stick for another 5 years, and in Brady's case remains healthy, and win 11 games per year BB would end up 4th and Brady 2nd. That's also assuming Manning doesn't come back and add on another 40 wins.

 

[MoLewisrocks]

Every week it's something with these two lately...

 

[Sicilian]

It's not about individual achievements, it's about winning footb... oh wait.

 

[Texxx]

I think this is the best HC/QB duo of all time.

MOntana/Walsh is the only rival really, and I think Brady and BB have already surpassed their greatness.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

Interesting that Brady passed his boyhood hero with the same game Belichick passed his mentor.

 

[Ghost of Ben Dreith]

I just wish that they went to an 18 game season and BB stuck around until he is 75 to pass that arsewipe Shula....and I hope if he did, Shula is around to see it.....

 

[ALP]

we are going to be seeing news like this a LOT until the end of next season me predicts


congrats to both

 

[everlong]

119 - John Unitas
118 - Tom Brady

If the Pats beat the Eagles Brady will pass Unitas vs the Colt ironically.

 

[Palm Beach Pats Fan]

Yes, but it is just wins. Who cares about wins, or points?

Surely there must be a ranking based upon what coach and quarterback gained the most yards, and that single statistic would be the be-all-and-end-all of statistical analysis of great QB/coach combinations.

We all know that yards are the only important thing, right? /end sarcasm