"Staubach was the first black quarterback". As much as I loathe these comedians or other people not in the football industry giving insight, that was a good one.
That's Uncle Luke From Miami, his pop warner league has produced Ocho Cinco, D.Freeman, T.Bridgewater, Amari Cooper. and a countless college graduates.
Staubach would be a #1 Pick today regardless of his race. This guy could run like a deer and had the moves of Barry Sanders in the open field. I really Think they could have tried to put 20lbs on Staubach and made him into a half back.
I think this list got most of them right, but have issues specifically with three of the pairings if the purpose is to identify pairings that worked together and produced magic that would not have happened had they not been together. To me Payton/Brees, Fouts/Coryell and Elway/Shanahan would have been better than the three below. Dungy had very little impact specifically in making Peyton Manning a great quarterback. He was great before Dungy arrived and great after. I am a huge Roger Staubach fan and know he led Landry to his 2 Super Bowl wins, but Landry didn't want Staubach as his qb because he wanted a traditional drop-back, stay in the pocket QB. In fact, you could argue the Cowboys would have been better had Landry embraced Staubach's talents, rather than fight them. The animosity between Terry Bradshaw and Chuck Noll has been well documented. I would argue they survived each other, rather than empowering each other for success. Had Joe Gilliam not had drug issues, Bradshaw would not have been qb of the Super Bowl teams as Noll spent 5 years trying to replace Bradshaw. Eventually with 2 HOF receivers and a HOF back, Bradshaw had success, but I don't know that Noll played a huge role in the offense as he was a defensive coach.
Tarkenton and Bud Grant belong on this list ..If only for the fact that Tarkenton held ever NFL passing record when he retired..40 years later he is still top#12
I am glad that history will largely remember the Bills GOING to 4 straight Super Bowls rather than LOSING 4 straight Super Bowls. What an amazing achievement to win 4 AFC Championships like that. I was never a Bills fan but what a team they had!!
It's a shame they didn't win that first one. The sad thing is they (and the Broncos with whom combined they went to 8 of 9 SBs in that stretch) were totally smashed by their NFC opponents.
You could GO to as many title games as you want, but if you DON'T WIN, then it doesn't matter because NOBODY remembers the teams that LOSE in Championship Games.
0:00 10. Dungy and Manning 3:24 9. Holmgren and Favre 6:46 8. Levy and Kelly 9:46 7. Shula and Marino 13:19 6. Landry and Staubach 16:17 5. Lombardi and Starr 19:30 4. Noll and Bradshaw 22:21 3. Brown and Graham 25:39 2. Walsh and Montana 29:00 1. Belichick and Brady
George Halas/Sid Luckman. Three championships together, (Halas didn't coach during WWII). Arguably the first to utilize the T-Formation effectively in the NFL in 1940. Not saying top 5 but they deserve a mention.
SO glad to see Otto Graham finally recognised for the incredible talent that he was. In my personal rankings, he's the third best QB of all time (and easily the most overlooked).
EASILY the most underrated. The man was a straight up WINNER, no other way to put it. Hung'em up when he probably still had one or two championship runs left in him as well. GREAT quarterback and definitely should be in anybody's top five.
Jeff Wilkinson Brees now owns those records (except TDs, but past Marino). They actually won their Super Bowl, and have been together for 5 of 9 total 5,000 passing yard seasons. Thats just a few, theres allot more.
I too am shocked this episode (which looks like a newer one) didn’t have 75 C and D-list non-funny comedians and non football people giving 90% of the commentary, ruining it. Almost every newer Top 10 episode is unwatchable
One thing that I believe is so underrated is the colors and uniforms of the QBs and teams on this list. From Marino and the tropical Aqua-Marine, to Joe Montana sporting that Cherry Red and Gold of the 49ers, then the Royal Blue, Silver and White of Roger and the Cowboys, its impossible to imagine any other teams with these players, even though a couple did play for other teams, but the colors and classic uniforms makes any list worth watching.
Surprised Don Coryell and Dan Fouts weren't on the list. Lack of a title I guess. By that logic though, Sean Payton and Drew Brees should have been somewhere.
Yea I think they should have taken Shula/Marino off the list and Levy/Kelly as well. You have to win at least one title together if you want to be a great duo. Tomlin/Roethlisberger and Payton/Brees should be on the list instead, they have had longevity and success. If you really want, you could put Shanahan/Elway on the list since they won two titles together. After all Holmgren/Favre were only together for 7 years.
@Joshua False Gibbs and Madden were products of Coryell They were assistants on his teams that he hired and trained. Coryell invented the West Coast offense To not have him and Fouts #1 on this list is laughable...
I have hated the Dallas Cowboys for as long as I have been watching football but it is impossible to not like admire and respect Tom Landry and Roger Staubach - two great men
Sean Payton and Brees not being on the list, despite the many valid options selected here, almost feels like a crime. These are two people that didn't just understand football, they understood a city and what they did meant so much more then just any game could be. On the field, Payton has been an aggressive coach, as evidenced by his decision to go for it on 4th down against the Eagles last week up 31 to avoid a comeback. And Brees, known for his accuracy, has always been aggressive downfield. Never more was this more apparent then the decision to go for an onside kick in the superbowl; it epitomizes their relationship as passer and coach to a T. This is a duo that when you put it in perspective, the Saints organization to put it midly had never known more then fleeting success, and these two turned this into a competitive organization year in and out. "Payton has always been known for his offensive prowess, having scored more points (2,804) and gained more yards (40,158) than any other team in a coach's first 100 games in NFL history." Brees was a good QB with San Diego before his injury. With Payton, he's become a true hall of famer and has earned the right to be in that best ever discussion for any football player period. Again, so many of these choices on this list are obvious, no brainers, and yet as I stared into this comment section, the more I realized just how much we take this Payton/Brees combo for granted.
The only explanation I see is because of the 6 seasons where they went 7-9 or 8-8 and missed the playoffs. They may have been a good duo, but when you have guys like Favre and Holmgren who made the playoffs every year they were together except their first or Belichick and Brady who make the playoffs every year, they can’t measure up to those other guys when it comes to making the playoffs. Brees and Peyton should be on the list, but I can kind of understand why they aren’t.
@@tempest20000 That's why I tried to include the context of the organizations history. To be blunt, 7-9 is still important when a team that didn't hit 7-9 until their *12th year of existence* (1978, 1979 season was their first to go .500) and even during those years, Payton/Brees offensive brilliance wasn't the problem. And this organization had plenty of dramatically worse years then even the duo's worst offering. They didn't go to the playoffs until 1987, and didn't *win* a playoff game till the year 2000. In their first year together in 2006, Payton was coach of the year and they won as many playoff games as the organization had in its entire history. Even if you were to disqualify this seasons record, it would take over 20 years for the organization to equal the win total of the two. It's hard to understate the futility of this organization prior to their arrival, and they are linked to the hip in a way few coaches/QB's ever have been or ever will be. By the way, this comment is more for people in the future to understand my and others points further on the topic. To your credit, Farve/Holmgren doesn't have as much length, but they are the duo who brought the title back to title town as it were called, going to 2 superbowls. That in its own right merits discussion. I can understand why Brees/Payton arent there, but it still feels wrong as a fan of the game on the initial reaction level at least.
Uh, huh. Then there's Eubank and Unitas. Eubank knew he had an extra coach on the field playing and pretty much left him be. Unitas invented the 2 minute drill. Championships in 1958 and 1959. Being a contender year in year out was normal. BTW, Eubank was the Jets head coach for SB III. Unitas & Namath is a pretty good QB parlay for a coach to have.
@@thefireofthefox1 11-4 vs teams that're unbeaten, 9-9 vs teams that're winless that's just a small microcosm of the big issue that we all have, playing up and down to competition, which leads into the discipline complaints. Again that's just one of many small things that the Steeler fan base gets upset about, but they feed into the core narratives.
The fact that Len Dawson and Hank Stram aren't on this list is a complete travesty. They were a match made in heaven and Dawson was considered a bust before Stram took him in and molded him into the QB he ended up being.
Such a great point. Dawson was cut by the Steelers and considered a bust before he went to Stram on the Dallas Texas (later KC Chiefs), and they became a legendary duo. They should’ve made the list. But most NFL fans and media of today don’t know anything about NFL history before the 2000s (unless it’s the 90s Cowboys or LATE 80s 49ers
@@joepowell3 - You can't forget the Paul Brown Otto Graham duo neither though. Without Paul Brown, there may have never even been a Bill Walsh and therefore a Joe Montana.. It's interesting the way that so many of these great coaches are interlinked in some way..
I remember when Brett Farve came of the bench for Green Bay against my Detroit Lions and won the damn game. It was rough. We had a bad feeling in Detroit that this was going to be a problem for the foreseeable future.
Sean Payton and Drew Brees are incredibly underrated. If they win another Super Bowl (perhaps this year), I bet the next time they have this list they will be on here for sure.
Agreed. I'm also going to predict two more great Coach-QB duos that might make this list in the future: Reid-Mahomes and McVay-Goff. Too early to say for sure but both are very promising.
Interestingly, Bill Walsh thought Greg Cook (1946 - 2012) could have been the greatest QB of all-time (when Bill coached with the Bengals). Shortly thereafter, Paul Brown "The Legend" would black-ball "The Genius" from a head coaching job in the NFL. Often times, your worst enemies are the people you work for.
Dan Marino had the most arm talent in history IMO. Lightning quick release, could make every throw accurately. I'm not a Dolphin fan, but I loved watching Marino play.
0:00 Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning. 3:25 Mike Holmgren and Brett Farve. 6:46 Marv Levy and Jim Kelly. 9:46 Don Shula and Dan Marino. 13:19 Tom Landry and Roger Staubach. 16:17 Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr. 19:30 Chuck Noll and Terry Bradshaw. 22:21 Paul Brown and Otto Graham. 25:39 Bill Walsh and Joe Montana. 29:02 Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
As a Cowboys fan, I’ve made this comment before. If any team from the other two divisions in the NFC got to the Super Bowl, the Bills would probably have won. Buffalo just came up in an era where one division became the most dominant ever over a six year period. Three different teams went and they won four Super Bowls in a five year period. It could have easily been five in a row but for one no-call on a pass interference in the 1996 NFC championship game. Just bad luck and timing for.Buffalo.
Bills have serious unfinished business and the organization is is making the moves. They’ll be back and it will probably be one of the best Super Bowls ever, city and fans deserve it.
Very true. Barry Switzer was a joke as an NFL head coach. Troy Aikman basically had to coach the team himself. Dallas probably would've won more than 3 Super Bowls if it wasn't for Jerry Jones' meddling instead of just letting Jimmy Johnson run the show
It was actually Jimmy Johnson's disloyalty that led to his exit in Dallas. When rumor got to Jerry Jones about Jimmy becoming the coach of the expansion Jaguars, naturally, Jerry was pissed.
@@sikecar534 Nope, Brady would have been pick by the worst team and won them 9 Super Bowl without Bill sabotaging him. Bill still thinks like he is a member of the Giants and I would not be surprised if he sold the game plan to them and benching one of their top defender against the eagles is just sus.
@@ryandimapilis2444 LOL! If Brady was so highly known and sought after, why was he pick 199.? That's right....🤣 And it's not like guys like Vrabel, Faulk, Dillon, Branch, Vinatieri, Brown, Matt Light, Koppen, Rodney Harrison, Ty Law, Milloy, Bruschi, Samuel, McGinest, Phifer, Richard Seymour Ty Warren, Wilfork or Gronk, Gostkowski, Slater, Edelman and other guys had anything to do with Patriots dynasty! 🤣
@@sikecar534 That's why he will still get pick by the worst team or maybe do Kurt Warner and prove himself first but he will prove himself. He would make legends out of his new teammates and all the names that you listed will go down in history as great players who had the bad luck of not having a quarterback that could get them a ring.
@@ryandimapilis2444 he wouldn't last in any other team besides the Patriots. If he would, somebody would've draft him earlier. You know how much was he valued - just listen to Spurgeon Wynn stats, and he was drafted before TB. Just be honest and say that you dislike BB. 🤣
Its all about winning in the NFL, they say. If you don't have a Super Bowl then you aren't anything allegedly. Yet no Brees and Payton, and you rank Kelly/Levy and Marino/Shula over Favre/Holmgren and Manning/Dungy. Clearly its not about winning.
Well Brees/Payton have never been to the Super Bowl 4 years in a row, and Manning and Favre both have won Super Bowls. Other than that, I do think that Brees/Payton should be on the list over Marino/Shula.
I've always wondered why whenever we hear about those great Buffalo teams and that excellent "k-gun" offense, we never EVER hear Marchibroda's name mentioned? We hear about that offense anytime we hear about those teams...and deservedly so...but the names you hear are Levy/Kelly. Ted Marchibroda was just as important, maybe even more so than Levy when it comes to just the offense...but you never hear the man mentioned. He deserves recognition as well.
Unapologetic Podcast cause of the 6 seasons where they went 7-9 or 8-8 and missed the playoffs. They may have been a good duo, but when you have guys like Favre and Holmgren who made the playoffs every year they were together except their first or Belichick and Brady who make the playoffs every year, they can’t measure up to those other guys.
@@tempest20000 football is the ultimate team game. The Saints literally had no defense and do you know Drew Brees never had a pro bowl receiver until Mike Thomas? Please. You use Favre and Holmgren yet Favre won 1 superbowl himself LOL that does not help your case
Trace Chmielewski saints are top 3 offenses in the league no matter what the record, look at brees stats every year he had a losing/neutral record, he lead he league in yards every single time beside 2007 where he came in second lmao, brees and Payton together are an offensive juggernaut that should be on this list despite those few years their defense couldn’t hold up
Man. So rather than watching all 33 minutes, I decided to watch a few seconds here and there, and then concentrate on the Brady / Belichick segment. I figured I'd grade the commentary in terms of insight, football knowledge and compelling testimony. Every single comment in the segment gets a 0 out of 10 from me. Not a single minimally-interesting thought. "They're great because they're both great! Is one greater? We don't know, we just know they're both great." "They're hated. I hate them. I, a second person, also hate them. They're hated because people hate them." "Brady is such a great general because that's what a great quarterback is, which makes him great." "They're #1 on this list because obviously they're #1. I'm biased, but I think they're #1. I'm biased the other way, but they're #1, so they must be #1 on this list." Throw in a shot of a cake falling and a model smiling at the camera with a "1" on her arm. Come on, NFL Films, find ONE person that can give 20 seconds of substantive commentary about football. Brady's release time. The number of different offensive looks the Patriots can beat a team with. The art of dominating in the salary cap era. Clock management at the end of the half. ANYTHING interesting. Nope.
I think Shanahan/Elway should be on here. Moving to the Redskins proved that for Shanahan but also what might be keeping him from showing up on this list.
I mean he is in a way. So was Brett Favre. He would have been nothing without Mike Holmgren. He would have been a county bumpkin who flamed out in Atlanta. But Holmgren took what he saw in Favre and made him something special because he knew that Favre had something special. I feel it’s somewhat the same with Brady. Belichick saw something in Brady that literally no other scout and GM saw. And Belichick made the system easy for Brady to learn. But to say that Brady is great because his system is easy is not fair. Brady is great because he has grown as a passer. Like a fine wine, he’s gotten better as time has passed. I feel the easy system does help, but to say that’s the only reason he’s good is ridiculous.
@@tempest20000 easy system? Brady in an interview just said they have about 1000 plays... they pick and choose which ones they want to implement each season, game. Brady also has a constant revolving door of different skilled position players. He's thrown more touchdowns to different receivers than any other quarterback in NFL history. I don't know if any other quarterback could do what Brady does year in and year out.
Cold Winter I feel that Brady does have a great coach that can make it easier for him. Like you said, he has thrown so many touchdowns with so many different receivers. The only explanation to how they can play so well so quickly is that Belichick can make it easy for them to learn. I’m not saying his system is what makes Brady great. But I feel that Belichick helps make it look easy.
The thing that bothers me about Brady is that he is not great at anything, just situational football. In 18 years he had 6 seasons with a qb rating of 100 or above, and all of them came after 2007, by which point the Pats had already won 3 sb's. Since 2007 (a 10 year duration in which he has had arguably the greatest statistical run in nfl history second to only peyton manning) he has lost 3 sbs and won 2. Peyton won 2 and lost 2 over 10 years from 2005 till retirement in 2015 . He has never been the greatest completion percentage guy, and he gets a lot of chunk yards due to DPI calls where he just throws it over the heads of downfield receivers and forces the refs to make calls. That's smart, but not actual throwing talent. Clutch? Definitely clutchiest QB of all time, even ahead of my 49ers Joe Montana. But as far as I'm concerned, the first three SB's were 60/40 Belichick/Brady. The last two wins were 40/60 Belichick/Brady (especially the atlanta comeback).
@@tempest20000 I think it's more about tailor the system around him than the system is easy. I think you need a different system around a different QB.
Levy's Churchill quotation reminded me of another. Once, when some snooty hag told him that if she were his wife, she would poison his tea, he responded, "Madam, if I were your husband, I'd drink it."
The reason Sean Payton & Drew Brees are not on this list is because they did not have 7 or 10 straight winning seasons together. From 2013 to 2016 they had three straight losing seasons, and four losing seasons total out of their 11 years together. As for Ben Roethlisberger and Mike Tomlin they are not on this list because the debate is did Mike Tomlin influences help the Steelers win a super bowl or did Mike Tomlin inherited a super bowl caliber team after Bill Cower finger prints was all over the Steelers since the same key players including Ben Roethlisberger won a championship with Bill Cowher in 2005.
I know that people are gonna have an issue with Marv Levy/Jim Kelly being on the list. The Bills didn't win the Super Bowl but to get there four straight years is quite an accomplishment. Levy and Kelly deserves to be on the list.
If they had Best Of The Rest, they could of put, Sean Payton-Drew Brees, Dan Reeves-John Elway (they were like Noll & Bradshaw), Mike Tomlin-Ben Roethlisberger, Bud Grant-Fran Tarkenton, Don Coryell-Dan Fouts, Mike McCarthy-Aaron Rodgers, Weeb Ewbank-Johnny Unitas, & Ken Stabler & John Madden!
I meant, Elway & Reeves had a roller coaster relationship (like Bradshaw & Noll)! Maybe Rocky Balboa & Mickey Goldmill would have been a better comparison for Elway & Reeves!
Everybody knows that, without Brown the NFL would be 100 years behind what it is now. There would also be two holes in the birthplace of football, the Browns and the Bengals
They’re not really overlooked. There’s only room for 10 spots. They’d be a good honorable mention. If they had better post-season success, they’d be on this list
They should do a top 10 QB vs. Head coach feuds with coaches and QBs who had some success on the field, maybe even won a super bowl together, but clearly didn't like each other and were often causing drama off the field and in some cases were extremely toxic dividing the fan base as well as the locker room. 10 that come to mind are: Dan Marino vs. Jimmy Johnson Troy Aikman vs. Barry Switzer Jim McMahon vs. Mike Ditka John Elway vs. Dan Reeves Jeff Hostetler vs. Bill Parcells Brett Favre vs. Brad Childress Sonny Jurgensen vs. George Allen Tom Brady vs. Bruce Arians Aaron Rogers vs. Mike McCarthy Carson Wentz vs. Doug Pedersen
Aikman - Johnson..short lived but EXTREMELY successful..more so than Kelly/Levy, Marino/Shula, etc where it counts: Super Bowl rings Wish we could've seen what would've happened had they stayed together 10-15 years
Besides not doing justice to the GOAT duo of Brown & Graham they left out another very historic duo in Halas- Luckman. Luckman was the 1st T-formation QB in 1940 and he & Halas went on to win 3 NFL titles.
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You should live where I grew up in Stark county, in Northeast Ohio. We have stories of him from his high school coaching days at Massillon, his college coaching days at Ohio State and his pro coaching days with the Browns and Bengals.
I think Tom Brady should have ten championships he had the lead in all three losses late in the fourth quarter Bill belichick's great defenses lost all three games
@@Dennis-nm1jm I could agree on Super Bowl 52 but Brady averaged 15.5 PPG vs the Giants in those Super Bowls after averaging 34 PPG in his 36 other starts those years. The 2007 defense held the Giants to 3 points the 1st 3 Qtrs of the game. If Brady doesn’t get a safety on the opening drive of Super Bowl 46, that last drive could’ve been a Game-Tying/Game-Winning FG drive instead of a desperation Hail Mary that meant nothing. Bill Bellichick’s impact came a lot earlier in Brady’s career (2001-2006) whereas Brady’s impact was felt later (2007-2019). At the end of the day Bellichick’s defenses allowed 17.8 PPG including playoffs from 2001-2019. That was 3rd in the NFL over that span & they led all defenses in takeaways. Bellichick isn’t a good G.M. & is feeling the effects of that now but I still don’t get this need to tear him down as a coach by many.
Brady has since proven that he would've been a legend playing for any team, any coach but Belichick would probably be not only not on this list but forgotten entirely.
Brady built the top 10 defenses? That's impressive for just a quarterback. Not saying he's not great, he is, but to say he'd have the same success without great defenses is idiotic
You have to list these teams and players/coaches by generations and decades. Cause you cannot say Tom Brady would have done anything against the 70s Steelers or the 49ers of the 80s.. plus rule changes make the game easy for Brady types now.
"Staubach was the first black quarterback".
As much as I loathe these comedians or other people not in the football industry giving insight, that was a good one.
i hate the comedians they put on here too but thats Luke from 2 Live Crew that said that.
That's Uncle Luke From Miami, his pop warner league has produced Ocho Cinco, D.Freeman, T.Bridgewater, Amari Cooper. and a countless college graduates.
Staubach would be a #1 Pick today regardless of his race. This guy could run like a deer and had the moves of Barry Sanders in the open field. I really Think they could have tried to put 20lbs on Staubach and made him into a half back.
So you have to be in the football industry to comment?
@@AFuller2020 Didn't say that.
#10: 0:01 Manning/Dungy
#9: 3:28 Farve/Holmgren
#8: 6:46 Kelly/Levy
#7: 9:46 Marino/Shula
#6: 13:20 Staubach/Landry
#5: 16:16 Lombardi/Starr
#4: 19:30 Bradshaw/Noll
#3: 22:22 Graham/Brown
#2: 25:38 Montana/Walsh
#1: 29:00 Brady/Belichick
You make my life so much easyer
Wilson/Carroll should be on the list
I think this list got most of them right, but have issues specifically with three of the pairings if the purpose is to identify pairings that worked together and produced magic that would not have happened had they not been together. To me Payton/Brees, Fouts/Coryell and Elway/Shanahan would have been better than the three below. Dungy had very little impact specifically in making Peyton Manning a great quarterback. He was great before Dungy arrived and great after. I am a huge Roger Staubach fan and know he led Landry to his 2 Super Bowl wins, but Landry didn't want Staubach as his qb because he wanted a traditional drop-back, stay in the pocket QB. In fact, you could argue the Cowboys would have been better had Landry embraced Staubach's talents, rather than fight them. The animosity between Terry Bradshaw and Chuck Noll has been well documented. I would argue they survived each other, rather than empowering each other for success. Had Joe Gilliam not had drug issues, Bradshaw would not have been qb of the Super Bowl teams as Noll spent 5 years trying to replace Bradshaw. Eventually with 2 HOF receivers and a HOF back, Bradshaw had success, but I don't know that Noll played a huge role in the offense as he was a defensive coach.
Landry and Walsh kept their Quarterback's off the field for too many seasons. Cost their teams some Superbowls as a result.
Manning/Coughlin won more Super Bowls...
Where's Nathan Peterman and Sean McDermott?
Frank The Tank both the GOAT
The truth
Lmao!
They are 11
Lol
Where's Jay Cutler and the 10 different OCs he's got fired?
The real number one
Didn't most of his OCs suck, though? (Ron Turner, Mike Martz, Aaron Kromer, etc.)
As a bears fan yeah so glad he is gone
Tyler Reckless let me guess your a fan of a division rival
Tyler Reckless so why so much hate for mr biscuit
Tarkenton and Bud Grant belong on this list ..If only for the fact that Tarkenton held ever NFL passing record when he retired..40 years later he is still top#12
i think tarkenton is in the same boat as bradshaw but without superbowl rings i think
@@louiejones3840 Tarkenton was a better QB than Bradshaw he just never had the surrounding cast
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@@desmondanderson665 i get what you mean but i think the defense really stole the spotlight from tarkenton i think
That’s a pretty good one. Or John Madden and Kenny Stabler.
but they didn’t get along well at all
You got any left handed footballs?
You think God never farted?
Michael Vick? If that’s what you mean
Brett farve baby!
Hey how about mr Biagi coming up and talking to me
It was Mr. Miyagi. He sang the national anthem that game. I happened to be there at that game and saw it!
I am glad that history will largely remember the Bills GOING to 4 straight Super Bowls rather than LOSING 4 straight Super Bowls. What an amazing achievement to win 4 AFC Championships like that. I was never a Bills fan but what a team they had!!
lol, sure They always be known as 4 time losers,lol nice try
Lol
Have you ever heard of Stockholm syndrome?
It's a shame they didn't win that first one. The sad thing is they (and the Broncos with whom combined they went to 8 of 9 SBs in that stretch) were totally smashed by their NFC opponents.
You could GO to as many title games as you want, but if you DON'T WIN, then it doesn't matter because NOBODY remembers the teams that LOSE in Championship Games.
0:00 10. Dungy and Manning
3:24 9. Holmgren and Favre
6:46 8. Levy and Kelly
9:46 7. Shula and Marino
13:19 6. Landry and Staubach
16:17 5. Lombardi and Starr
19:30 4. Noll and Bradshaw
22:21 3. Brown and Graham
25:39 2. Walsh and Montana
29:00 1. Belichick and Brady
George Halas/Sid Luckman. Three championships together, (Halas didn't coach during WWII). Arguably the first to utilize the T-Formation effectively in the NFL in 1940. Not saying top 5 but they deserve a mention.
Now also Andy Reid & Maholmes!
Can't wait for the update 10yrs from now with Condoleezza Rice and Baker Mayfield No.1
Ha
Shaunodon95 🤣🤣🤣
Haha
Nah, they should bring Pettine back lol
Very funny .
SO glad to see Otto Graham finally recognised for the incredible talent that he was. In my personal rankings, he's the third best QB of all time (and easily the most overlooked).
Who are the first 2?
@@colleenross8752 I actually deleted my list a little while ago, but going off memory I had Peyton at #1 and Tom at #2.
@Brandon Marshall patrick mahomes?????😂😂😂 not yet
EASILY the most underrated. The man was a straight up WINNER, no other way to put it. Hung'em up when he probably still had one or two championship runs left in him as well. GREAT quarterback and definitely should be in anybody's top five.
@@marcoslaureano5562If he played with Jim Brown, he could've won more.
Sean McDermott and Nathan Peterman?
See, someone else understands me
😭😭😭
They need to make a documentary on how great the duo was
They're one level above. They're #0.
Sean McDermott and Josh Allen will be a good one.
Where is Brees and Payton smh
Who would you knock off the list?
@@superawesomejeff Marino and Shula
@@BeastlyJay22 lol what is your justification for that?
Jeff Wilkinson Brees now owns those records (except TDs, but past Marino). They actually won their Super Bowl, and have been together for 5 of 9 total 5,000 passing yard seasons. Thats just a few, theres allot more.
WhoDat45 lol u messed that kid up.
18 years and counting.. Superb combo!!!
Hue Jackson/ DeShon Kizer ???
Facts they disrespected them😤
😂😂😂
I was just about to comment that
You guys are worse than the guys that commented Sean McDermott and Nathan Peterman
a lot of cakes wasted
Funny!
Let's see how the comedians ruin this video....
This is one of the older episodes of NFL's top ten lists. The comedians on older ones are actually good. It's more of the recent ones honestly
I too am shocked this episode (which looks like a newer one) didn’t have 75 C and D-list non-funny comedians and non football people giving 90% of the commentary, ruining it. Almost every newer Top 10 episode is unwatchable
I always think of the fish out of water guy, Flura Borg
@@RisingRecluse I cringe so hard whenever he pops up on one of these vids
“roger staubach was the first black quarterback” had me rolling, comedians usually drag these down but that was gold
Honestly Idk why, but bill at the end yelling I love you guys so emotionally and just hearing that joy was really heart warming
FINALLY SOME LOVE FOR OTTO GRAHAM AND PAUL BROWN
Of course, not nearly enough. They are No. 1 and it's not close.
Shouldn't have been on top 10 list tho. Tomlin and big Ben belong in their spot and I'm not even a close to being a Steelers fan.
@@Lakersfansince95 Did Tomlin and Roethlisberger go to 10 straight championship games?
@@DASCO2136 😂😂😂😂 I bet today's Steelers would beat them by 30.
@@DASCO2136 they haven't had a losing season and they actually played after the actual start of the nfl. Paul brown and otto Graham played before that
One thing that I believe is so underrated is the colors and uniforms of the QBs and teams on this list. From Marino and the tropical Aqua-Marine, to Joe Montana sporting that Cherry Red and Gold of the 49ers, then the Royal Blue, Silver and White of Roger and the Cowboys, its impossible to imagine any other teams with these players, even though a couple did play for other teams, but the colors and classic uniforms makes any list worth watching.
Surprised Don Coryell and Dan Fouts weren't on the list. Lack of a title I guess. By that logic though, Sean Payton and Drew Brees should have been somewhere.
TheLoneDraftsman I agree with you 100%.
Did you forget SB XLIV? That was a Payton-Brees SB win.
Marino had no title, he made it, another ringless hack.
Yea I think they should have taken Shula/Marino off the list and Levy/Kelly as well. You have to win at least one title together if you want to be a great duo. Tomlin/Roethlisberger and Payton/Brees should be on the list instead, they have had longevity and success. If you really want, you could put Shanahan/Elway on the list since they won two titles together. After all Holmgren/Favre were only together for 7 years.
@Joshua False Gibbs and Madden were products of Coryell They were assistants on his teams that he hired and trained. Coryell invented the West Coast offense To not have him and Fouts #1 on this list is laughable...
I think McNabb/Reid deserves some love..... that eagles team was the NFC Bills
Benjamin Slade Kinda. Eagles only went to 1 SB. Bills went to 4.
Maybe Reid and Mahomes in a few years
Yes
I have hated the Dallas Cowboys for as long as I have been watching football but it is impossible to not like admire and respect Tom Landry and Roger Staubach - two great men
It was all about leadership. To make a modern-day analogy, Roger is like Captain America to Landry's Nick Fury
Sean Payton and Brees not being on the list, despite the many valid options selected here, almost feels like a crime. These are two people that didn't just understand football, they understood a city and what they did meant so much more then just any game could be. On the field, Payton has been an aggressive coach, as evidenced by his decision to go for it on 4th down against the Eagles last week up 31 to avoid a comeback. And Brees, known for his accuracy, has always been aggressive downfield. Never more was this more apparent then the decision to go for an onside kick in the superbowl; it epitomizes their relationship as passer and coach to a T. This is a duo that when you put it in perspective, the Saints organization to put it midly had never known more then fleeting success, and these two turned this into a competitive organization year in and out.
"Payton has always been known for his offensive prowess, having scored more points (2,804) and gained more yards (40,158) than any other team in a coach's first 100 games in NFL history."
Brees was a good QB with San Diego before his injury. With Payton, he's become a true hall of famer and has earned the right to be in that best ever discussion for any football player period.
Again, so many of these choices on this list are obvious, no brainers, and yet as I stared into this comment section, the more I realized just how much we take this Payton/Brees combo for granted.
You know they always underrate drew brees
Yeah they were apart of the best of the rest but I think they should of been on the list instead of Manning Dungey
Gungho73 love it
The only explanation I see is because of the 6 seasons where they went 7-9 or 8-8 and missed the playoffs. They may have been a good duo, but when you have guys like Favre and Holmgren who made the playoffs every year they were together except their first or Belichick and Brady who make the playoffs every year, they can’t measure up to those other guys when it comes to making the playoffs. Brees and Peyton should be on the list, but I can kind of understand why they aren’t.
@@tempest20000 That's why I tried to include the context of the organizations history. To be blunt, 7-9 is still important when a team that didn't hit 7-9 until their *12th year of existence* (1978, 1979 season was their first to go .500) and even during those years, Payton/Brees offensive brilliance wasn't the problem. And this organization had plenty of dramatically worse years then even the duo's worst offering. They didn't go to the playoffs until 1987, and didn't *win* a playoff game till the year 2000. In their first year together in 2006, Payton was coach of the year and they won as many playoff games as the organization had in its entire history. Even if you were to disqualify this seasons record, it would take over 20 years for the organization to equal the win total of the two. It's hard to understate the futility of this organization prior to their arrival, and they are linked to the hip in a way few coaches/QB's ever have been or ever will be.
By the way, this comment is more for people in the future to understand my and others points further on the topic. To your credit, Farve/Holmgren doesn't have as much length, but they are the duo who brought the title back to title town as it were called, going to 2 superbowls. That in its own right merits discussion. I can understand why Brees/Payton arent there, but it still feels wrong as a fan of the game on the initial reaction level at least.
Payton and Brees/ Tomlin and Roethlisberger kind of interesting but I probably just have recency bias
Uh, huh. Then there's Eubank and Unitas. Eubank knew he had an extra coach on the field playing and pretty much left him be. Unitas invented the 2 minute drill. Championships in 1958 and 1959. Being a contender year in year out was normal.
BTW, Eubank was the Jets head coach for SB III. Unitas & Namath is a pretty good QB parlay for a coach to have.
Tomlin is a terrible coach
How are people dissing tomlin?? He has been coaching the steelers since 2007 and hasn't had a losing season.
@@thefireofthefox1 11-4 vs teams that're unbeaten, 9-9 vs teams that're winless that's just a small microcosm of the big issue that we all have, playing up and down to competition, which leads into the discipline complaints. Again that's just one of many small things that the Steeler fan base gets upset about, but they feed into the core narratives.
@@beamerball666 I don't see how those 2 stats male tomlin bad? Most teams that have 0 wins are in week 1 or 2, not because they are bad teams.
Was there any doubt that Bellicheck and Brady was not #1?
I honestly thought Walsh and Montana was #1
The #1 Quarterback/Head Coach Duo was spot on
Dan Fouts/Don Coryell?
Fran Tarkenton/Bud Grant?
Troy Aikman/Jimmy Johnson?
They weren't together long enough to qualify for this list - Those who did, were together for at least 10 years.
@BlackWatchAmbush he did both
Jay Cutler & Mark Tressman 😂
The fact that Len Dawson and Hank Stram aren't on this list is a complete travesty. They were a match made in heaven and Dawson was considered a bust before Stram took him in and molded him into the QB he ended up being.
The people who make these lists are probably unaware.
thelovebat - That's probably because they were a product of the AFL and not the NFL.
Such a great point. Dawson was cut by the Steelers and considered a bust before he went to Stram on the Dallas Texas (later KC Chiefs), and they became a legendary duo. They should’ve made the list. But most NFL fans and media of today don’t know anything about NFL history before the 2000s (unless it’s the 90s Cowboys or LATE 80s 49ers
This top 10 list already had 2 selections from the pre-1970 NFL. That seems to be the limit allowed in most of these lists (if they pick any at all)
Lenny, from my hometown of Alliance, Ohio. He and Hank Stram ushered in a Super Bowl victory in 1970 with the offense of the 70’s.
Starr/Lombardi is a little low. Personally I think they're the only tandem that's really competitive with BB/Brady.
How about Walsh and Montana
I think all 3 are on pretty similar levels. Any ranking of those duos in the top 3 I wouldn’t disagree with.
hagamapama agreed
@@joepowell3 - You can't forget the Paul Brown Otto Graham duo neither though. Without Paul Brown, there may have never even been a Bill Walsh and therefore a Joe Montana.. It's interesting the way that so many of these great coaches are interlinked in some way..
No, if you look at NFL history, Otto Graham and Paul Brown were even more dominant than that Packer dynasty.
I remember when Brett Farve came of the bench for Green Bay against my Detroit Lions and won the damn game. It was rough. We had a bad feeling in Detroit that this was going to be a problem for the foreseeable future.
Crazy how good buffalo was with Kelly. 4 straight Superbowl appearances
But not good enough to win at least one of them?!
How the hell are Sean Payton and Drew Brees not on this list
Sean Payton and Drew Brees are incredibly underrated. If they win another Super Bowl (perhaps this year), I bet the next time they have this list they will be on here for sure.
Agreed. I'm also going to predict two more great Coach-QB duos that might make this list in the future: Reid-Mahomes and McVay-Goff. Too early to say for sure but both are very promising.
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because their duo isn't better than any of the duos they mentioned that's why
Tyler Larsen I don’t think Reid and Mahomes but McVay and Goff are absolutely going to go up there. McVay created a star
Interestingly, Bill Walsh thought Greg Cook (1946 - 2012) could have been the greatest QB of all-time (when Bill coached with the Bengals). Shortly thereafter, Paul Brown "The Legend" would black-ball "The Genius" from a head coaching job in the NFL. Often times, your worst enemies are the people you work for.
There is no way Brady/Belichick weren't gonna be number 1. Two of the greatest ever.🐐🐐
2 greatest cheaters EVER....
@@zeedeejay242 There was no cheating, just a lot of lies made by the NFL to try and get the Patriots to stop winning.
I LOL’d at the editing done at 32:23 😂 well done NFL films! Great list I see nothing wrong with it
Dan Marino had the most arm talent in history IMO. Lightning quick release, could make every throw accurately. I'm not a Dolphin fan, but I loved watching Marino play.
Quick release has much more to do with brain function than arm strength. Still he had a very strong arm and maybe the quickest release ever.
0:00 Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning.
3:25 Mike Holmgren and Brett Farve.
6:46 Marv Levy and Jim Kelly.
9:46 Don Shula and Dan Marino.
13:19 Tom Landry and Roger Staubach.
16:17 Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr.
19:30 Chuck Noll and Terry Bradshaw.
22:21 Paul Brown and Otto Graham.
25:39 Bill Walsh and Joe Montana.
29:02 Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
The fact there is no Drew Brees and Sean Peyton really really disappoints me
The fact that they have 1 superbowl dissapoints me
Alberto Esperanza hopefully that changes this year
@@conordermody95 it sucks being wrong doednt it
the GOAT Tom Brady I never said it would happen but nice try
@@albertoesperanza4771 shula and Marino never won a super bowl. Yet.....
Loving the full uploads. Can't stand the condensed shortened top 10 uploads
Idk Derek Carr and chucky are pretty amazing....
ANOTHER UPDATE: Gruden has just resigned a couple of days ago and may never coach in the NFL again.
21:33 I never knew the Oilers had silver helmets at any point in their history. Learn something new every day.
Man I watched all four of those Buffalo Super Bowls and was sad every time they lost.
Sorry bro I feel your pain
I’m a Pats fan, but rooted for the Bills in every SB, also rooting for them this weekend
As a Cowboys fan, I’ve made this comment before. If any team from the other two divisions in the NFC got to the Super Bowl, the Bills would probably have won. Buffalo just came up in an era where one division became the most dominant ever over a six year period. Three different teams went and they won four Super Bowls in a five year period. It could have easily been five in a row but for one no-call on a pass interference in the 1996 NFC championship game. Just bad luck and timing for.Buffalo.
Bills have serious unfinished business and the organization is is making the moves. They’ll be back and it will probably be one of the best Super Bowls ever, city and fans deserve it.
32:55 LeGarrette Blount telling both that they are the GOATs and he later won them the next super bowl, what a coincidence
"Aww the Russian guy wasn't in this episode hope he's back for the next one"
*said nobody EVER*
You mean the German dude. Russians at least has a mumbling accent to make one chuckle a bit
@@MarloSoBalJr yeah lol
What if Jerry Jones didn’t fire Jimmy Johnson?
One of the biggest what ifs of the 90s
Very true. Barry Switzer was a joke as an NFL head coach. Troy Aikman basically had to coach the team himself. Dallas probably would've won more than 3 Super Bowls if it wasn't for Jerry Jones' meddling instead of just letting Jimmy Johnson run the show
@@jeremythompson9122 they least win 5 super bowls and I hate the cowboys but, Jimmy was that damn good of a coach
Or Tom Landry?
It was actually Jimmy Johnson's disloyalty that led to his exit in Dallas. When rumor got to Jerry Jones about Jimmy becoming the coach of the expansion Jaguars, naturally, Jerry was pissed.
They just would have kept drafting good players and kept the machine running. Could have won 5-6 rings.
Excuse me, I'm just here for the #1 duo cause we all know who that pair is 😏
Montana and Walsh right?
@Jamie Koering yourteamcheats.com
Elway and Shanahan were another great duo, but very short lived.
Who’s here after Brady won the bowl with the Buccs and see that Brady taught bill 🤣🤣
There wouldn't be Brady without Belichick. BB drafted him and kept him as a 4th QB, which was one player less on the roster.
@@sikecar534 Nope, Brady would have been pick by the worst team and won them 9 Super Bowl without Bill sabotaging him. Bill still thinks like he is a member of the Giants and I would not be surprised if he sold the game plan to them and benching one of their top defender against the eagles is just sus.
@@ryandimapilis2444 LOL! If Brady was so highly known and sought after, why was he pick 199.? That's right....🤣
And it's not like guys like Vrabel, Faulk, Dillon, Branch, Vinatieri, Brown, Matt Light, Koppen, Rodney Harrison, Ty Law, Milloy, Bruschi, Samuel, McGinest, Phifer, Richard Seymour Ty Warren, Wilfork or Gronk, Gostkowski, Slater, Edelman and other guys had anything to do with Patriots dynasty! 🤣
@@sikecar534 That's why he will still get pick by the worst team or maybe do Kurt Warner and prove himself first but he will prove himself. He would make legends out of his new teammates and all the names that you listed will go down in history as great players who had the bad luck of not having a quarterback that could get them a ring.
@@ryandimapilis2444 he wouldn't last in any other team besides the Patriots. If he would, somebody would've draft him earlier. You know how much was he valued - just listen to Spurgeon Wynn stats, and he was drafted before TB.
Just be honest and say that you dislike BB. 🤣
Air Coryell. Don Coryell and Dan Fouts, one of the best passing attacks in NFL history.
Should have been at #7, the lowest. Favre/Holmgren shouldn't have been on there.
Couldn't win when it mattered most. Zero Super Bowl appearances.
8:12 - Wrong! Marv Levy didn’t create the no huddle offense! That would be Sam Wyche and the 1988 Bengals!
The K-Gun is a bit different though right?
And Levy allowing Kelly to call 100% of the plays was certainly different.
I'M a Chicago guy...but I love watching Farve have a good time playing!
he was awesome!
Nope
Its all about winning in the NFL, they say. If you don't have a Super Bowl then you aren't anything allegedly. Yet no Brees and Payton, and you rank Kelly/Levy and Marino/Shula over Favre/Holmgren and Manning/Dungy. Clearly its not about winning.
The funny thing in the NFL is that when they move the goalpost they move it all around the place
Man’s gotta point.
Well Brees/Payton have never been to the Super Bowl 4 years in a row, and Manning and Favre both have won Super Bowls. Other than that, I do think that Brees/Payton should be on the list over Marino/Shula.
Take away bounty gate and Brees has no rings. Brees would be the modern era Marino.
I've always wondered why whenever we hear about those great Buffalo teams and that excellent "k-gun" offense, we never EVER hear Marchibroda's name mentioned? We hear about that offense anytime we hear about those teams...and deservedly so...but the names you hear are Levy/Kelly. Ted Marchibroda was just as important, maybe even more so than Levy when it comes to just the offense...but you never hear the man mentioned. He deserves recognition as well.
The #1 is Belichick and Brady just in case you want to stop the video at the #2 because you are tired of the Patriots.
Why isn’t Drew Brees and Sean Payton not on this list?
Unapologetic Podcast cause of the 6 seasons where they went 7-9 or 8-8 and missed the playoffs. They may have been a good duo, but when you have guys like Favre and Holmgren who made the playoffs every year they were together except their first or Belichick and Brady who make the playoffs every year, they can’t measure up to those other guys.
@@tempest20000 the video is about QB coach duo, not teams and some of these duos didn't win an sb yet brees and sean have
@@tempest20000 football is the ultimate team game. The Saints literally had no defense and do you know Drew Brees never had a pro bowl receiver until Mike Thomas? Please. You use Favre and Holmgren yet Favre won 1 superbowl himself LOL that does not help your case
Trace Chmielewski saints are top 3 offenses in the league no matter what the record, look at brees stats every year he had a losing/neutral record, he lead he league in yards every single time beside 2007 where he came in second lmao, brees and Payton together are an offensive juggernaut that should be on this list despite those few years their defense couldn’t hold up
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Honorable mention for me? Coughlin and Manning(Eli). Can't forget Wyche and Esiason.
The #1 duo won their 6th title.
Man. So rather than watching all 33 minutes, I decided to watch a few seconds here and there, and then concentrate on the Brady / Belichick segment. I figured I'd grade the commentary in terms of insight, football knowledge and compelling testimony. Every single comment in the segment gets a 0 out of 10 from me. Not a single minimally-interesting thought.
"They're great because they're both great! Is one greater? We don't know, we just know they're both great." "They're hated. I hate them. I, a second person, also hate them. They're hated because people hate them." "Brady is such a great general because that's what a great quarterback is, which makes him great." "They're #1 on this list because obviously they're #1. I'm biased, but I think they're #1. I'm biased the other way, but they're #1, so they must be #1 on this list." Throw in a shot of a cake falling and a model smiling at the camera with a "1" on her arm.
Come on, NFL Films, find ONE person that can give 20 seconds of substantive commentary about football. Brady's release time. The number of different offensive looks the Patriots can beat a team with. The art of dominating in the salary cap era. Clock management at the end of the half. ANYTHING interesting. Nope.
I think Shanahan/Elway should be on here. Moving to the Redskins proved that for Shanahan but also what might be keeping him from showing up on this list.
All these QB's are great because of their coach too...but somehow everyone will keep saying tom brady is the only QB in a great system. Smh
I mean he is in a way. So was Brett Favre. He would have been nothing without Mike Holmgren. He would have been a county bumpkin who flamed out in Atlanta. But Holmgren took what he saw in Favre and made him something special because he knew that Favre had something special. I feel it’s somewhat the same with Brady. Belichick saw something in Brady that literally no other scout and GM saw. And Belichick made the system easy for Brady to learn. But to say that Brady is great because his system is easy is not fair. Brady is great because he has grown as a passer. Like a fine wine, he’s gotten better as time has passed. I feel the easy system does help, but to say that’s the only reason he’s good is ridiculous.
@@tempest20000 easy system? Brady in an interview just said they have about 1000 plays... they pick and choose which ones they want to implement each season, game. Brady also has a constant revolving door of different skilled position players. He's thrown more touchdowns to different receivers than any other quarterback in NFL history. I don't know if any other quarterback could do what Brady does year in and year out.
Cold Winter I feel that Brady does have a great coach that can make it easier for him. Like you said, he has thrown so many touchdowns with so many different receivers. The only explanation to how they can play so well so quickly is that Belichick can make it easy for them to learn. I’m not saying his system is what makes Brady great. But I feel that Belichick helps make it look easy.
The thing that bothers me about Brady is that he is not great at anything, just situational football. In 18 years he had 6 seasons with a qb rating of 100 or above, and all of them came after 2007, by which point the Pats had already won 3 sb's. Since 2007 (a 10 year duration in which he has had arguably the greatest statistical run in nfl history second to only peyton manning) he has lost 3 sbs and won 2. Peyton won 2 and lost 2 over 10 years from 2005 till retirement in 2015 . He has never been the greatest completion percentage guy, and he gets a lot of chunk yards due to DPI calls where he just throws it over the heads of downfield receivers and forces the refs to make calls. That's smart, but not actual throwing talent. Clutch? Definitely clutchiest QB of all time, even ahead of my 49ers Joe Montana. But as far as I'm concerned, the first three SB's were 60/40 Belichick/Brady. The last two wins were 40/60 Belichick/Brady (especially the atlanta comeback).
@@tempest20000 I think it's more about tailor the system around him than the system is easy. I think you need a different system around a different QB.
Aikman Johnson I believe this only cause they one back to back super bowls
Levy's Churchill quotation reminded me of another. Once, when some snooty hag told him that if she were his wife, she would poison his tea, he responded, "Madam, if I were your husband, I'd drink it."
Also "Sir,you are drunk" -"And you Madame are ugly, but in the morning I shall be sober"
God they underestimate Drew Brees. Always and underdog. Belichek and Brady's relationship doesn't seem strained at all lol
Reid and Mahomes are the evolution of Holmgren and Farve except Mahomes doesn’t throw so many interceptions so Reid doesn’t get mad at him.
The reason Sean Payton & Drew Brees are not on this list is because they did not have 7 or 10 straight winning seasons together. From 2013 to 2016 they had three straight losing seasons, and four losing seasons total out of their 11 years together. As for Ben Roethlisberger and Mike Tomlin they are not on this list because the debate is did Mike Tomlin influences help the Steelers win a super bowl or did Mike Tomlin inherited a super bowl caliber team after Bill Cower finger prints was all over the Steelers since the same key players including Ben Roethlisberger won a championship with Bill Cowher in 2005.
Staubach would have been such a monster in today's game. Montana and Walsh should be no.1 They never lost.
I know that people are gonna have an issue with Marv Levy/Jim Kelly being on the list. The Bills didn't win the Super Bowl but to get there four straight years is quite an accomplishment. Levy and Kelly deserves to be on the list.
Johnson and aikman beat them twice they should be on there
Listen to 25:28. That is the best, most heartfelt, movie-esque edit in any of these videos.
If they had Best Of The Rest, they could of put, Sean Payton-Drew Brees, Dan Reeves-John Elway (they were like Noll & Bradshaw), Mike Tomlin-Ben Roethlisberger, Bud Grant-Fran Tarkenton, Don Coryell-Dan Fouts, Mike McCarthy-Aaron Rodgers, Weeb Ewbank-Johnny Unitas, & Ken Stabler & John Madden!
Tom Bradley
except Noll and Bradshaw won 4 Super Bowls, and Reeves and Elway lost the 3
Super Bowls they went to.
I meant, Elway & Reeves had a roller coaster relationship (like Bradshaw & Noll)! Maybe Rocky Balboa & Mickey Goldmill would have been a better comparison for Elway & Reeves!
Holmgren was a disciple of Walsh, who was a student of Paul Brown.
Brown is practically the father of Modern Day offenses.
Everybody knows that, without Brown the NFL would be 100 years behind what it is now. There would also be two holes in the birthplace of football, the Browns and the Bengals
Once again, Brees gets overlooked. Only this time they forgot Sean Payton as well.
They’re not really overlooked. There’s only room for 10 spots. They’d be a good honorable mention. If they had better post-season success, they’d be on this list
They are mentioned, just not in the top 10.
Maybe you should also do a video on head coaches who make head coaches, I can give you a few names, Paul Brown and Tom Landry to start.
Next time this list is updated, Patrick Mahomes & Andy Reid will be on here. Worthy of a #10 now and will rise.
Agreed
They should do a top 10 QB vs. Head coach feuds with coaches and QBs who had some success on the field, maybe even won a super bowl together, but clearly didn't like each other and were often causing drama off the field and in some cases were extremely toxic dividing the fan base as well as the locker room. 10 that come to mind are:
Dan Marino vs. Jimmy Johnson
Troy Aikman vs. Barry Switzer
Jim McMahon vs. Mike Ditka
John Elway vs. Dan Reeves
Jeff Hostetler vs. Bill Parcells
Brett Favre vs. Brad Childress
Sonny Jurgensen vs. George Allen
Tom Brady vs. Bruce Arians
Aaron Rogers vs. Mike McCarthy
Carson Wentz vs. Doug Pedersen
Aikman - Johnson..short lived but EXTREMELY successful..more so than Kelly/Levy, Marino/Shula, etc where it counts: Super Bowl rings
Wish we could've seen what would've happened had they stayed together 10-15 years
Marino is better than Aikman, Johnson just built a better team for Aikman
@@TheToad075 regardless,
Aikman/JJ > Marino/JJ
Besides not doing justice to the GOAT duo of Brown & Graham they left out another very historic duo in Halas- Luckman. Luckman was the 1st T-formation QB in 1940 and he & Halas went on to win 3 NFL titles.
My top 3 best qb of all time, coincidentally: Brady, Montana, Graham.
Obviously the nfl agrees given this list.
Joe Montana forever GOAT!
www.nfl.com/news/joe-montana-first-quarterback-named-to-all-time-team-0ap3000001090114
www.nfl.com/100/all-time-team/dashboard/
Yep. The debate is long over. Even Joe Montana said that Brady is the GOAT. I won't argue with him!
#1 TOM BRADY AND BILL BELICHICK
Do a top 10 RB's of all time
29:46
Did Bill Belicheck
Smile?!?!?!?!
Andrew Falk hell has frozen.
Winning the lottery on your first try has a higher probability than seeing that again😂😂😂
"Good... let the hate flow through you"
@@Eduar6996 channel your anger.
LOLOLOLLOLOL
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Can anyone please help me out with the songname at 31:46 ?
Drew Brees and Sean Peyton anyone??
Me most def
With basketball I got bored after watching for so long but with football I can watch it forever
It should be John fox and Jay cutler
Yes, Bronco fans were heartbroken when you stole those guys away from us
I am always amazed by Paul Brown stories.
You should live where I grew up in Stark county, in Northeast Ohio. We have stories of him from his high school coaching days at Massillon, his college coaching days at Ohio State and his pro coaching days with the Browns and Bengals.
I skipped to the end and made sure no.1 is TB12&Bill. Then I watched this video from the start.
I’m glad there’s no Brees and Payton on this list 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
I think Manning wins SB 44 if Dungy had been the Head Coach instead of Jim Caldwell.
Not only that but I’ve told people that was the team that should have gone 19-0 if it wasn’t New England
I think Tom Brady should have ten championships he had the lead in all three losses late in the fourth quarter Bill belichick's great defenses lost all three games
@@Dennis-nm1jm
I could agree on Super Bowl 52 but Brady averaged 15.5 PPG vs the Giants in those Super Bowls after averaging 34 PPG in his 36 other starts those years.
The 2007 defense held the Giants to 3 points the 1st 3 Qtrs of the game. If Brady doesn’t get a safety on the opening drive of Super Bowl 46, that last drive could’ve been a Game-Tying/Game-Winning FG drive instead of a desperation Hail Mary that meant nothing.
Bill Bellichick’s impact came a lot earlier in Brady’s career (2001-2006) whereas Brady’s impact was felt later (2007-2019).
At the end of the day Bellichick’s defenses allowed 17.8 PPG including playoffs from 2001-2019. That was 3rd in the NFL over that span & they led all defenses in takeaways.
Bellichick isn’t a good G.M. & is feeling the effects of that now but I still don’t get this need to tear him down as a coach by many.
Ok, so let me get this straight, you have Kelly/Levy, who didn't win a single SB. But you don't have Elway/Shanahan who won 2 of them? Come on.
Give it ten years.. Sean mcvay and Jared goff.. Or Andy Reid and Patrick mahomes?
Who?
@Robert Day aight
Brady has since proven that he would've been a legend playing for any team, any coach but Belichick would probably be not only not on this list but forgotten entirely.
Brady built the top 10 defenses? That's impressive for just a quarterback. Not saying he's not great, he is, but to say he'd have the same success without great defenses is idiotic
Its silly how far apart #1 (bill & brady) is to the #2-#10. They are 100× better than the peyton or favre coach qb tandom
Where's Shanahan and Elway? Won two Superbowls together back to back. During his tenure they had the number one Offense 5 times.
I would put Sean Peyton and Drew Brees
Conner Mason bruh It’s awesome to see a cs cougar do you play for the football team or just go to the school?
Is it jus me but anybody else notice that dude talking at 21:50 look like the coach in the background?? Or am I wellin??
They did homie dirty on the low lol.
You have to list these teams and players/coaches by generations and decades. Cause you cannot say Tom Brady would have done anything against the 70s Steelers or the 49ers of the 80s.. plus rule changes make the game easy for Brady types now.