Head coaches with more than 2 Super Bowl wins:
Chuck Noll - 4
Bill Walsh - 3
Joe Gibbs - 3
Bill Belichick - 3
Chuck Noll - 4
Bill Walsh - 3
Joe Gibbs - 3
Bill Belichick - 3
What is the win percentage on those coaches, if you know it (I don't). Is Tom leading that or one of the others?Most postseason wins by a head coach (Top 10)
Tom Landry 20
Bill Belichick & Don Shula 19
Joe Gibbs 17
Chuck Noll 16
Mike Holmgren 13
Bill Cowher & Tom Coughlin 12
Bill Parcels, Marv Levy, & Dan Reeves 11
Did anyone else see that some lady wrote an erotic novel about Gronkowski. I'm not kidding. Titled 'A Gronking to Remember'.
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Head coaches with more than 2 Super Bowl wins:
Chuck Noll - 4
Bill Walsh - 3
Joe Gibbs - 3
Bill Belichick - 3
Don't you think tying Chuck Noll with 4 Super Bowl wins would be more important than tying Tom Landry for most playoff wins?
What is the win percentage on those coaches, if you know it (I don't). Is Tom leading that or one of the others?
I always liked and admired Chuck Noll. He seems underrated by many football people.
Thanks for the breakdown. So in terms of winning efficiency it's:
Gibbs 17-7 = .708
Belichick 19-9 = .679
Noll 16-8 = .667
Parcells 11-8 = .579/Levy 11-8 = .579
Cowher 12-9 = .571
Landry 20-16 =.556
Reeves 11-9 = .550
Holmgren 13-11 = .542
Shula 19-17 = .528
Interesting.
I think this is open to debate. Beyond this missed call, there was a hold on Suh on that 4-and-6 that the refs admit they missed now too.
So essentially two of the biggest plays of the game got screwed up beyond all recognition, went in Dallas's favor, and hosed the Lions.
so why are we still talking about it?
That came across my facebook feed.
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I didn't know until I read his wiki page that he played for the Cleveland Browns and won two championships with the Browns.
Could happen. There are a lot of great potential story lines no matter which teams advance. This would be a great weekend if I wasn't facing the worst possible match up for me, in my Colts and my former qb squaring off. . .though looked at another way I suppose I'll be somewhat happy no matter what happens. :think:If Belichick goes 3-0 and wins the Super Bowl this year, he would pass Gibbs and be #1 at .710
This would be a great weekend if I wasn't facing the worst possible match up for me, in my Colts and my former qb squaring off. . .though looked at another way I suppose I'll be somewhat happy no matter what happens. :think:
so why are we still talking about it?
I keep trying for that one...but then I think, my new qb could rise to the occasion and find a way to win if Peyton has an off game (and he's been off his game and/or injured, missing practices I hear) without really being ready, in terms of consistent team play, to do more than implode against the next team it faces.Well, look at the bright side, at least either your favorite team or favorite QB will be in the AFC Championship Game.
That's better than the Broncos and Colts both losing.
Belichick 19-9 = .679