BB is a football fan. You can tell he’s got a lot of respect for all those coaches. He even referred to George Halas as “Mr. Halas” That’s why they’re all in the HOF
Pretty wild to think that Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi and Bill Belichick were all coordinators with the Giants but all of them had to go elsewhere to get their first head coaching job.
To be fair, all those coaches went to shitty or new teams and made them the best (Landry to new Dallas franchise, Lombardi to GB which was nothing up to that point, and BB going to NE, and Cleveland before)
@@ThePumasboy300 That's kind of my point though. You give Belichick the '91 Giants and he still might be coaching there (of course some of that had to do with Parcells retiring after Belichick took the Browns job). I do understand that the Giants were a a championship contender in the late '50's and early '60's but if they hired either one of Lombardi or Landry during that time frame instead of letting them go to Green Bay and Dallas they most likely would not have struggled so bad from 1964 until the 1980's. My comment was mostly an observation and not a critique of the Giants because it would've been difficult to replace Howell at that point when he had already won an NFL championship and appeared in 2 more. Although the Giants did replace Howell after the 1960 season both Lombardi and Landry were already gone so it was bad timing on their part. I will say that I don't think it was coincidence that once both Lombardi and Landry were gone that the Giants went from 9-3 in 1958 (Lombardi's last year with the Gants) to 10-2 in 1959 (Landry's last year with the Giants) to 6-4-2 in 1960, and missing the playoffs.
It's funny that the two coaches Jim Lee Howell employed would go on to achievements eclipsing their former boss and if you went to the common NFL stadium on any given Sunday if you mentioned the former by name you'd be bound to get an answer, "Who?"
@@zackhicks5320 Sure, but nothing since '44, GB had gone downhill, brought Lombardi in '59 and didn't win till '61. So it took him a minute to turn it around, then won 5 nfl titles, which was when the league was only 12-16 teams during his time, till the super bowl was first played in '67
Paul Brown's first draft as HC: Picks Otto Graham Bill Walsh's first draft as HC: Picks Joe Montana Bill Belichick's first draft as HC: Picks Tom Brady It's pretty simple. If you become a head coach just make sure to pick one of the greatest quarterbacks ever as soon as possible.
Bill Belichick coached for the Browns prior to the Patriots, and in his 1st draft as head coach of the Cleveland Browns the best player he selected was Safety Eric Turner.
@@ltjgambrose hey man , just curious who did u say was Paul Browns first pick? I noticed you edited to Otto after Tony Zheng mentioned him . Just curious.
I love Joe Greene's story about the guy snickering in the back when Chuck knoll said our goal is to win the super bowl after winning only 2 games the previous 2 years and found out who the guy was and immediately cut him to Get that attitude out of the locker room.
I remember Ed O'Neil (Married with Children) talked about attending the 1969 Steelers training camp as an undrafted defensive player - he was a strange size that didn't quite fit any linebacker position - although he did make it to the second set of cuts and he talked about how kind Noll was to him. He said Noll realized that O'Neil was learning a new position and would have liked to keep him, but it was Noll's first season and he was learning his position as well and couldn't keep O'Neil - but he did offer to recommend him to the Eagles staff (they had a lot of injuries and needed players) - but O'Neil realized that he was done - too many injuries - but he always appreciated Noll's kindness
My dad met Andy Russell, who was on those Steelers teams. It was some kind of business symposium. Anyway, at lunch, he asked Andy about meeting Noll. Russell said Noll's first meeting with the team, he said, "I'm gonna tell you why you haven't been winning. You don't have any g*@damn players."
Never been a patriots fan but I admire how Coach Bill is a true student of the game. Granted he’s probably old enough to have watched a lot of these legends in the 60s and 70s but his knowledge in the history of football decades prior to that has to be a big contributing factor to his success as a coach. I’m biased to Coach Landry being the GOAT because im not only a lifelong Cowboys fan but he grew up in my hometown in Mission TX. He’s definitely been one of the best XOXOs coaches and it shows with his 4-3 defense being arguably the most popular scheme run today.
@Harry Engel Don't even get me started, but most of them aren't from here so they just try to get reactions from the idiot locals who fall for it EVERY TIME. It's really annoying.
Bill Belichick might be the single most knowledgeable football historian out there and still manages to be the GOAT coach as well, pretty insane. Does he ever take an off day lol?
@@Dylan.Kudym07 he was being humble. Everyone knows belichick is the goat, and that’s coming from a cowboys fan. Paul brown revolutionized the game, but belichick was dominant in an era where everyone knows what they’re doing.
@@Dylan.Kudym07 Paul Brown was somebody Bill looked up to as an aspiring coach many decades ago. It's not surprising that he would think Paul Brown is the GOAT.
Figure the New York Giants in 1958 had Tom Landry as their DC and Vince Lombardi as their OC, and somehow Johnny Unitas and the Colts beat them in OT for the 1958 championship. No wonder that is considered an epic, maybe the transcendent game in NFL history.
Stonetic Umm NO he wasn’t. #1 the NFL has found no evidence of recording being linked to football operations. #2 this was filmed in May so even if it was this would be well before
@Keith says the kid with Ninja Gaiden profile pic... go back to sleep because you'll just deny: Spygate 1 & 2 Deflate gate Headset gate & robert kraft's exotic girls & his connection with your boy Jeffery Epstein....lol
It's now Week 12 of 2023. Bill Belichick is embattled because the Patriots are 2-8. He still hasn't caught Don Shula for victories. But what we've seen in this series is a different Belichick than we're used to. He smiles, he laughs, he tells great stories and he's the on-camera historian of the series. I doubt seriously he would want to be a studio analyst when he retires, but with all his knowledge of the game, he'd be great at it.
That’s why he’s the greatest. He saw and coached against all those legends for years before he got to New England, there’s almost nothing he hasn’t seen.
The coaches listed are all justified. I would add one more with John Madden. Highest win percentage of any coach ever, also the youngest Super Bowl champion. Changed the game of football forever. Greatest promoter of the game. Commentary and the video game.
Coach Bellichick is a great historian of the game and I like listening to him discuss NFL history. He may not like to talk about his own team or his accomplishments and can even seem rude to the press, but he loves to talk football and gives credit to those who came before him.
Just keep drinking the koolaid like the rest of america . i can't explain it to people who believe that sports are not fixed. Im not even wasting my time.
This "All-time" list reminds me of trying to name your all-time favorite song. You quickly realize that it's easier to make an all-time playlist. You start making the playlist and realize you can't stop adding "just one more." In my opinion, it's impossible to make a definitive list of the best NFL players and coaches. Don't get me wrong, I loved this series and agree with a lot of it. Good stuff!
What most people dont know about Bill is that he was raised by, not just a massive football fan, but a great football mind! As a kid he looked up to the Navy football players, and at an early age he fell in love with the game just like his father. Its an amazing story that his father, whom even played in the NFL briefly, raised one of the best football minds of the last 50 years!
10:14 you got all these legends around the table just shutting up and listening like they hadn't ever played a down in thier life. This right here is the reason they are among the greats of this game.
Wow, love to see bill open up here. Have to respect his talent and his commitment to the sport in its entirety. True embodiment of football, and thats coming from a Bills fan who has many reasons to hate him.
Nah Bill is the GOAT and it's hard to argue otherwise considering he holds every major coaching record aside from all time wins and he's on pace to break that before he retires.
Bill has 8 rings as the mind and motor behind 2 of the greatest defensive oriented dynasties ever. Dude can make any player look like a super star, he’s Tier 0 for sure 💯
@MadMax™ okay I was actually agreeing with you but how about size and statistics? Look at the offensive caliber and potential of the athletes playing in the 80's and 90's compared to that of the modern era. Not to mention the changes in rules to support the offense alongside player safety, thus additionally benefiting the play of the offense. Look at the top 10 rushers all time, none of the defenses you mentioned are in the top 10. And additionally the top 10 passing offenses have all been inside the modern era i.e. since the year 2000, and also outside the teams you made a reference to. So please you complete dumbfuck keep telling me how ignorant I am about the defenses throughout the history of the NFL
Bill Belichick is a football savant, growing up when the Baltimore Colts had good to exceptional teams. Exceptional knowledge of the game, the players and contributors to the game. Amazing he got to coach Lawrence Taylor, Tom Brady, and Rob Gronkowski. Also remarkable that he worked under Bill Parcells.
The Bears could really use george halas RN but George Halas is the greatest coach of all time i mean he is the only man lombardi calls coach and he made the daily training and made the bears a dynasty and if he was given the amount tools modern coaches today have there is no question his all time wins mark would be unbreakable
A lot of people forgot that Belichick was in the coaching staff of the giants. He won 2 Super Bowls with them. A lot of people think he only has 6 rings
Lifelong Cowboys fan and Tom Landry held the Cowboys back. He took 2 years to start Staubach and that cost them a SB win. He wouldn't let Staubach play his game. He was innovative but he was a micromanager as a head coach. That cost them SB's.
I completely agree with you. This might be a controversial opinion. But if I were to rank every one of these coaches. I would put Joe Gibbs ahead of Landry.
Maybe the first positive comment about Chris in this whole thread and I'm with you 100% man. I hear that voice and I think football. I like him and the fact that others don't, makes me like him even more.
1-800-Wavy not all players have cte... also what does that have to do with anything. I’m comparing it to chess because it’s much more than just throwing or running a ball, there’s tons of people on each sideline that everyone ignores but they’re the ones making up the plays and adjusting as the game goes on to try and catch the opposing team off guard🤦🏽♂️
Y’all can say that he can’t win without Brady and cheated all u want but at the end of the day, the numbers don’t lie. He’s the greatest coach in NFL history. He doesn’t need to win a SB without Brady to prove it, and this is coming from a Dolphins fan.
He's an All-Time Great for sure and deserves to be on this list, but I agree with him that Paul Brown is the Greatest Coach! The man was first to use radio in the helmets and the NFL banned them for decades after, he was the 1st to use scouting and tape to review! Man was such an innovator.
Because he's humble. Belichick is the unquestionable GOAT, he leads in every single major coaching statistic except for all time wins and he's on pace to break that.
I love the fact that Bill and Tom are right next to each other on the wall. I bet it goes up just like that in the hall of fame. On that wall... they'll be together forever.
Bill has commentary skills and presence if he ever wants to do broadcasting as a secibd career. In the meantime, he needs to figure out how to keep the Patriots afloat until they can move on after Tom.
@@brianhildreth9099 Agreed. The pats haven't had the best players especially the last 2 years but the coaching alone i think makes them contenders in the future.
Bill never ceases to surprise me. Probably the best coach ever. And now he has emotions???? I’ve seen the man blank stare after winning the last 3 Super Bowl. Not even a smile. I just thought he was AI generated or something
Gotta say, I know he only won one SB, but I was really expecting Parcells to be in there somewhere. And was also so interesting/surprising to hear Belichek say Paul Brown was the greatest coach in the history of the entire League. Pretty cool.
Fanny Buster It’s different when it’s the head coach and I think Marty should make the Hall easily. If a head coach doesn’t win the super bowl it hurts their legacy so much more than a players legacy. Mainly because a coaches legacy is defined by winning and guiding the team as a whole to victory.
Believe it or not, Paul Brown and Tom Landry are the fathers of the modern game as we know it. Paul is the 1st father, and Tom is the second. Everything coaches do has their mark. Yes others have contributed. But those two, made the MODERN NFL.
All do respect to all of these legendary men, but there's mountains of evidence to show that the football we see executed today was first orchestrated by Bill Walsh. A master of the short to intermediate game, occasionally could hurt you deep, and utilized running backs, fullbacks, tight ends in ways that no other coach had thought to do before. So when you see all these incredible athletes at non traditional positions running a myriad of routes, just remember that the originator of that level of creativity was William Ernest Walsh
@MadMax™ Paul Brown had Bill Walsh send in the plays he wanted, and used Bill for his genius. Then, when it came time to promote Bill, he instead hired someone else, and bad mouthed him to the rest of the league so much that he had to go coach at Stanford, which is where he showed his plays, his system worked in any environment. Eddie DeBartolo saw his talent, and gave him full control of the roster/coaching decisions. I'll say again, there have been MANY great coaches in this league, but modern football as we see it today with the variety of players used as receivers, and the mastery of the short to intermediate passing game were things that Bill Walsh originated. Several great former coaches have said this, from Mike Holmgren, Bill Belichick, Brian Billick, Andy Reid, and the list goes on.
Three of the four guys you mentioned at the end are even part of Bill Walsh's coaching tree. Mike Holmgren was Bill Walsh's understudy, Andy Reid got his start under Mike Holmgren and Brian Billick was an understudy of another one of Bill Walsh's understudies Dennis Green.
I think George Halas could be mentioned here. 6 NFL championship wins, cofounder of the NFL, and charter member of the Hall Of Fame during his time with the Bears.
BB is a football fan. You can tell he’s got a lot of respect for all those coaches. He even referred to George Halas as “Mr. Halas”
That’s why they’re all in the HOF
Bill is talking about the 40s like I talk about last week
English?
Better
Not lying I know some rare football facts
Like jerry rice played for the Broncos
Bo jackson played 2 sports
Not rare fact but there are 2 josh Allen's
And I love the word yeet
@@xXNjxSniPeZXx ?
Pretty wild to think that Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi and Bill Belichick were all coordinators with the Giants but all of them had to go elsewhere to get their first head coaching job.
To be fair, all those coaches went to shitty or new teams and made them the best
(Landry to new Dallas franchise, Lombardi to GB which was nothing up to that point, and BB going to NE, and Cleveland before)
@@ThePumasboy300 That's kind of my point though. You give Belichick the '91 Giants and he still might be coaching there (of course some of that had to do with Parcells retiring after Belichick took the Browns job). I do understand that the Giants were a a championship contender in the late '50's and early '60's but if they hired either one of Lombardi or Landry during that time frame instead of letting them go to Green Bay and Dallas they most likely would not have struggled so bad from 1964 until the 1980's. My comment was mostly an observation and not a critique of the Giants because it would've been difficult to replace Howell at that point when he had already won an NFL championship and appeared in 2 more. Although the Giants did replace Howell after the 1960 season both Lombardi and Landry were already gone so it was bad timing on their part. I will say that I don't think it was coincidence that once both Lombardi and Landry were gone that the Giants went from 9-3 in 1958 (Lombardi's last year with the Gants) to 10-2 in 1959 (Landry's last year with the Giants) to 6-4-2 in 1960, and missing the playoffs.
It's funny that the two coaches Jim Lee Howell employed would go on to achievements eclipsing their former boss and if you went to the common NFL stadium on any given Sunday if you mentioned the former by name you'd be bound to get an answer, "Who?"
@@ThePumasboy300 the packers won 6 championships before Lombardi got there. Who do you think Lambeau is? LMAO😂😭
@@zackhicks5320 Sure, but nothing since '44, GB had gone downhill, brought Lombardi in '59 and didn't win till '61. So it took him a minute to turn it around, then won 5 nfl titles, which was when the league was only 12-16 teams during his time, till the super bowl was first played in '67
I could listen to Bill Belichick talk about football for weeks non-stop.
Paul Brown's first draft as HC: Picks Otto Graham
Bill Walsh's first draft as HC: Picks Joe Montana
Bill Belichick's first draft as HC: Picks Tom Brady
It's pretty simple. If you become a head coach just make sure to pick one of the greatest quarterbacks ever as soon as possible.
@Tony Zheng You're right. Oops.
Bill Belichick coached for the Browns prior to the Patriots, and in his 1st draft as head coach of the Cleveland Browns the best player he selected was Safety Eric Turner.
FACTS! Bill will be the first one to tell you it's the players on field that win games. Its the coaches job not to lose the game.
Joe Gibbs: That’s cute
@@ltjgambrose hey man , just curious who did u say was Paul Browns first pick? I noticed you edited to Otto after Tony Zheng mentioned him . Just curious.
Like him or hate him, Belichick knows his football history.
cris collinsworth cant help but say a variation of “now heres a guy”
He's folksie 😬
Now here’s a guy, who makes the same joke everyone else makes. Lol
😂😂😂
And I love it
I will always hear him say that in madden lol
I love Joe Greene's story about the guy snickering in the back when Chuck knoll said our goal is to win the super bowl after winning only 2 games the previous 2 years and found out who the guy was and immediately cut him to Get that attitude out of the locker room.
I remember Ed O'Neil (Married with Children) talked about attending the 1969 Steelers training camp as an undrafted defensive player - he was a strange size that didn't quite fit any linebacker position - although he did make it to the second set of cuts and he talked about how kind Noll was to him. He said Noll realized that O'Neil was learning a new position and would have liked to keep him, but it was Noll's first season and he was learning his position as well and couldn't keep O'Neil - but he did offer to recommend him to the Eagles staff (they had a lot of injuries and needed players) - but O'Neil realized that he was done - too many injuries - but he always appreciated Noll's kindness
@@jamesrawlins735 But... but.... that's not how Ed O'Neill football stories are supposed to end.
:'(
My dad met Andy Russell, who was on those Steelers teams. It was some kind of business symposium. Anyway, at lunch, he asked Andy about meeting Noll. Russell said Noll's first meeting with the team, he said, "I'm gonna tell you why you haven't been winning. You don't have any g*@damn players."
Never been a patriots fan but I admire how Coach Bill is a true student of the game. Granted he’s probably old enough to have watched a lot of these legends in the 60s and 70s but his knowledge in the history of football decades prior to that has to be a big contributing factor to his success as a coach. I’m biased to Coach Landry being the GOAT because im not only a lifelong Cowboys fan but he grew up in my hometown in Mission TX. He’s definitely been one of the best XOXOs coaches and it shows with his 4-3 defense being arguably the most popular scheme run today.
I'm glad they revealed Brown, Noll, and Walsh when their players were there so they could speak to the history.
1-800-Wavy lmao 😂
Paul Brown is the greatest professional coach. Broke the color barriers. He made football a science.
Bill turned a Baseball city into a Football Empire lol
With an incredible basketball dynasty as well.
And the hockey's not bad either
Liam Elwood Boston sports are just built different
@Harry Engel Don't even get me started, but most of them aren't from here so they just try to get reactions from the idiot locals who fall for it EVERY TIME. It's really annoying.
No he didn't.....TOM BRADY DID.
Bill Belichick might be the single most knowledgeable football historian out there and still manages to be the GOAT coach as well, pretty insane. Does he ever take an off day lol?
There's probably a huge correlation there.
He did say though Paul Brown is the best ever.....
@@Dylan.Kudym07 he was being humble. Everyone knows belichick is the goat, and that’s coming from a cowboys fan. Paul brown revolutionized the game, but belichick was dominant in an era where everyone knows what they’re doing.
He's the Mr. Feeney of coaching and football history.
@@Dylan.Kudym07 Paul Brown was somebody Bill looked up to as an aspiring coach many decades ago. It's not surprising that he would think Paul Brown is the GOAT.
8:15 You could tell that when Bill speaks about football, he's very knowledgeable, a historian of the game
Smh, Freddie Kitchens, Hue Jackson, Marc Tressman all got snubbed
Don't forget Jason Garrett.
@@mrsportsguy134 100 All Time Cheerleaders coming soon.
Where’s Bill o Brian
Lol
@@lucendawhite7573, They forgot Norv Turner, and Dave Shula
Figure the New York Giants in 1958 had Tom Landry as their DC and Vince Lombardi as their OC, and somehow Johnny Unitas and the Colts beat them in OT for the 1958 championship. No wonder that is considered an epic, maybe the transcendent game in NFL history.
8:15 You could tell that when Bill speaks about football, he's very knowledgeable, a historian of the game
Bill sounds thrilled to be on the list!
My favorite part is that he was caught cheating AGAIN while this was being filmed.
Stonetic Umm NO he wasn’t. #1 the NFL has found no evidence of recording being linked to football operations. #2 this was filmed in May so even if it was this would be well before
@Harry Engel to many scandals.. he's ruined his legacy... Which is why Brady wants out.
@Keith says the kid with Ninja Gaiden profile pic... go back to sleep because you'll just deny:
Spygate 1 & 2
Deflate gate
Headset gate & robert kraft's exotic girls & his connection with your boy Jeffery Epstein....lol
@@stonetic2515 🤦♂️
Bill Belicheck: 4:21
Great Britain: Hold my trench warfare
They didn't win until they drove a goddamn tank over those trenches. BB right.
It's now Week 12 of 2023. Bill Belichick is embattled because the Patriots are 2-8. He still hasn't caught Don Shula for victories. But what we've seen in this series is a different Belichick than we're used to. He smiles, he laughs, he tells great stories and he's the on-camera historian of the series. I doubt seriously he would want to be a studio analyst when he retires, but with all his knowledge of the game, he'd be great at it.
I hope Bill retires soon and hosts his own football analysis show.
NO!
Yeah, and there are 31 coaches in the NFL that hopes Belichick retires soon. lol
No, he make pats dynasty better
Ya he will write a book called the art of cheating scumbag.
@@chrisgarofalo4313 lol who hurt you?
We ran the flex defense in HS. Nobody knew what the hell we were doing and it was evident. Bringing old school back from the past
Joe Gibbs won 3 Super Bowls with 3 different Quarterbacks. Finally, we found something Bill Belichick might not achieve 🏈
I always thought Gibbs didn't get the respect he deserved. That is an accomplishment that will likely never be achieved again.
And then he dominated in NASCAR, what a legendary coach.
Never say never.. with QB contracts getting higher if a coach builds an all around team and acquires a decent QB each time they want to get paid
Where the hell is Jeff Fisher and Jason Garrett? It takes great planning and precision to finish at exactly 7-9 and 8-8 respectively.
They didn't have cheat sheets thats why.
That's a joke right?
The most consistent coaches of all time.
Nailed it 👏👏👏👏👏
Bill belichick coming in with football iq over 9000!
Wow, Joe Gibbs and Bill Walsh. You can see why BB had no trouble shutting down teams when he took over the Pats. Those are some big lessons to learn.
That’s why he’s the greatest. He saw and coached against all those legends for years before he got to New England, there’s almost nothing he hasn’t seen.
Just imagine if the 07 Patriots won the super bowl. Would be the best team ever no doubt
This is the most emotion I think I have ever seen Belichick show while answering questions also the most I have heard him speak!!
The coaches listed are all justified. I would add one more with John Madden. Highest win percentage of any coach ever, also the youngest Super Bowl champion. Changed the game of football forever. Greatest promoter of the game. Commentary and the video game.
I've really enjoyed watching Coach Bellichick on this series his passion for the game comes out when he talks about the players and coaches.
Now I like this Bill bellichik
Coach Bellichick is a great historian of the game and I like listening to him discuss NFL history. He may not like to talk about his own team or his accomplishments and can even seem rude to the press, but he loves to talk football and gives credit to those who came before him.
I love how he mentions Sun Tzu.
Bill Belichick is the Bill Belichick of American sports
Biliacheat greatest cheater of all time.
Chris Garofalo Then how come when they are under heavy NFL supervision they still win?
Just keep drinking the koolaid like the rest of america . i can't explain it to people who believe that sports are not fixed. Im not even wasting my time.
Yes
You certainly are wasting time by arguing over meaningless things in a RUclips comments section
This "All-time" list reminds me of trying to name your all-time favorite song. You quickly realize that it's easier to make an all-time playlist. You start making the playlist and realize you can't stop adding "just one more." In my opinion, it's impossible to make a definitive list of the best NFL players and coaches. Don't get me wrong, I loved this series and agree with a lot of it. Good stuff!
lots of respect to coach bellichek...total encyclopedia of football info...
Joe Gibbs is underrated
@Harry Engel In the same division.
Hearing Vince Lombardi talk about America is the greatest thing these ears have ever heard!
I love BB during this entire series. An encyclopedia of football. Thanks Coach for doing this.
I am glad that Chuck Noll finally is mentioned as one of the all time greats ...he is for sure the most underrated coach of them all
@Harry Engel True...Joe Gibbs might be as underrated
That is true
Belichick literally Emperor Palpatine of the NFL always with the hood lol
Execute Order 66
And now Darth Vader is about to betray the Sith Lord himself.
Joshua Haslett legend has it this is what he said to Malcolm Butler before the pick
What most people dont know about Bill is that he was raised by, not just a massive football fan, but a great football mind! As a kid he looked up to the Navy football players, and at an early age he fell in love with the game just like his father. Its an amazing story that his father, whom even played in the NFL briefly, raised one of the best football minds of the last 50 years!
10:14 you got all these legends around the table just shutting up and listening like they hadn't ever played a down in thier life. This right here is the reason they are among the greats of this game.
Bill Belichick, Bill Walsh and Don Shula are on the Mount Rushmore of NFL Coaches
Sports 311 100% agree
Lombardi would probably be #4. But you could go with Landry for longevity and being an icon.
That's only 3.
THANK YOU FINALLY SOMEONE MENTIONED DON
Mount rushmore is 4
I love how Collinsworth does a little monologue for each selection and nobody responds to him
I got so tired of his whining for years about losing to the Niners
He shouldn’t have been on this
I hate him his voice is annoying
"u can't win a war by digging a hole, u gotta attack" Damm..
Would have liked to see Parcells on this list. Just look at his coaching tree - Belichick, Sean Peyton and more
Wow, love to see bill open up here. Have to respect his talent and his commitment to the sport in its entirety. True embodiment of football, and thats coming from a Bills fan who has many reasons to hate him.
This was the only group of the NFL 100 that I was able to predict 100% correctly.
Belicheck’s IQ is probably off the charts
No doubt! I think Bill would have been uber successful in any career he chose. Incredibly smart and analytical.
belichick's the sir alex ferguson, phil jackson and joe torre of the nfl!!!!
Absolutely! You know your stuff man.
Don't forget Scotty Bowman !
No, he's Donald Trump of football - never accomplished anything without CHEATING.
Zaine Ridling then who’s George bush, Obama and clinton of football? Lmfao
@Harry Engel the greatest soccer manager of all time
13:28 BB engages press conference mumble mode
ANY other situation, is an unbelievable chatter box 🤣🤣🤣
Rest in peace coach Don Shula
BB: "You can't win a war by digging a hole"
WW1: "Am I a joke to you?"
Hahahahahahha
Bill quoting the Art of War is incredible
RIP Don Shula 🙏
Y’all forgot Bud Grant, most underrated coach of all time
Bill is most definitely a Football Savant & Historian. Without a doubt.
Bill is right about Paul brown being the greatest nfl head coach ever
He's good the only thing I hated about him is that he texted to blackball Bill Walsh and treating him like nothing
@@davidruelas827 lol Paul brown sent text messages? 😂
Nah Bill is the GOAT and it's hard to argue otherwise considering he holds every major coaching record aside from all time wins and he's on pace to break that before he retires.
The west coast offense was Paul Browns. Walsh was an assistant to him on the Bengals for the team's first 8 seasons.
@@AQUAPHREESH193 Paul Brown invented the poop emoji after the browns firing.
Chris was right learned so much about Bill I'd never knew or seen before. Now seems more human 😅
I love how Bill talked about the players at the end.
I hope that Shula’s record never gets broken
Bill won’t retire til he breaks it
How many wins is Belichick on
@@blazer7731 Bill has 279, halas has 318, and Shula has 328. So essentially 5 more seasons of at least 10 wins
Belichick is on pace to break it.
Bill might get 11 or 12 this year.
Bill has 8 rings as the mind and motor behind 2 of the greatest defensive oriented dynasties ever. Dude can make any player look like a super star, he’s Tier 0 for sure 💯
Easily the best
@MadMax™ name them
@MadMax™ hmm inferior athletes playing against inferior offensive players in my opinion
@MadMax™ okay I was actually agreeing with you but how about size and statistics? Look at the offensive caliber and potential of the athletes playing in the 80's and 90's compared to that of the modern era. Not to mention the changes in rules to support the offense alongside player safety, thus additionally benefiting the play of the offense. Look at the top 10 rushers all time, none of the defenses you mentioned are in the top 10. And additionally the top 10 passing offenses have all been inside the modern era i.e. since the year 2000, and also outside the teams you made a reference to. So please you complete dumbfuck keep telling me how ignorant I am about the defenses throughout the history of the NFL
Don’t sleep on Shula tho...
Bill Belichick is a football savant, growing up when the Baltimore Colts had good to exceptional teams. Exceptional knowledge of the game, the players and contributors to the game.
Amazing he got to coach Lawrence Taylor, Tom Brady, and Rob Gronkowski. Also remarkable that he worked under Bill Parcells.
10:15 Anthony Muñoz is starring in complete disbelief at Belichick
THIS! this is the only comment I've seen addressing that. Even football legends are stunned at Bills knowledge of the game.
5:05 “hi fellas” 🤣🤣🤣
The Bears could really use george halas RN but George Halas is the greatest coach of all time i mean he is the only man lombardi calls coach and he made the daily training and made the bears a dynasty and if he was given the amount tools modern coaches today have there is no question his all time wins mark would be unbreakable
A lot of people forgot that Belichick was in the coaching staff of the giants. He won 2 Super Bowls with them. A lot of people think he only has 6 rings
He's been involved in every single Giants' Super Bowl win.
Who the hell forgot that?? I mean what hardcore NFL doesnt know that?
Lifelong Cowboys fan and Tom Landry held the Cowboys back. He took 2 years to start Staubach and that cost them a SB win. He wouldn't let Staubach play his game. He was innovative but he was a micromanager as a head coach. That cost them SB's.
I completely agree with you. This might be a controversial opinion. But if I were to rank every one of these coaches. I would put Joe Gibbs ahead of Landry.
NFL Films, great video! 😍
Anyone else just love how familiar and recognizable Chris's voice is
Maybe the first positive comment about Chris in this whole thread and I'm with you 100% man. I hear that voice and I think football. I like him and the fact that others don't, makes me like him even more.
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I got chills when Bill mentioned Sun Tzu
Man this was so epic.
Football: the toughest, most unique, and the BEST sport on planet Earth.
Yeh European football. Its facts.
Nutelko8 eh. Soccer is okay but it doesn’t match American Football
Nutelko8 soccer is for fairies. This is chess with humans
@@Nutelko8 eh,,like what you want
1-800-Wavy not all players have cte... also what does that have to do with anything. I’m comparing it to chess because it’s much more than just throwing or running a ball, there’s tons of people on each sideline that everyone ignores but they’re the ones making up the plays and adjusting as the game goes on to try and catch the opposing team off guard🤦🏽♂️
As a Colts fan the fact that Bill grew up in Indy and caused us that much pain is so hurtful 😭
Annapolis not Indianapolis. His dad was a coach at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland.
@@allobove7798he was still a colts fan though, which makes it funny
Chuck Knox deserves to be on the list. He took 3 different teams to the playoffs. Rams, Bills, & Seahawks. First coach to do such a thing.
Definitely impressive but the lack of postseason success hurts him a lot
I wish they did GMs because Ozzie is amazing.
If they do all time owners, they better not put Irsay OR MODELL!
Gm never got an official title of gm til 2000
Y’all can say that he can’t win without Brady and cheated all u want but at the end of the day, the numbers don’t lie. He’s the greatest coach in NFL history. He doesn’t need to win a SB without Brady to prove it, and this is coming from a Dolphins fan.
He's an All-Time Great for sure and deserves to be on this list, but I agree with him that Paul Brown is the Greatest Coach! The man was first to use radio in the helmets and the NFL banned them for decades after, he was the 1st to use scouting and tape to review! Man was such an innovator.
Thank you for posting this video, for I enjoyed watching it !
Larry just zoned out whilst looking at Rice lol
Even Belichick even admits that Paul Brown is the greatest coach of all time.
Because he's humble. Belichick is the unquestionable GOAT, he leads in every single major coaching statistic except for all time wins and he's on pace to break that.
@@slimbrady6691 that's bc he had Brady but he's definitely the 🐐 coach!!
Vince Lombardi said it before Ricky Bobby now that's legendary "if your not first ur last "
I love the fact that Bill and Tom are right next to each other on the wall. I bet it goes up just like that in the hall of fame. On that wall... they'll be together forever.
Love seeing Bill talking about Papa Bear Halas.
Bill has commentary skills and presence if he ever wants to do broadcasting as a secibd career. In the meantime, he needs to figure out how to keep the Patriots afloat until they can move on after Tom.
The Bills just crushed them in the Wild Card Game, but I'm all in on this Mac Jones led squad. Future looks great.
@@brianhildreth9099 Agreed. The pats haven't had the best players especially the last 2 years but the coaching alone i think makes them contenders in the future.
Drew Pearson
He was all in, every single Game!
So is Bill reading or is he just some sort of genius when it comes to anything related to the NFL 😂
Genius
Imagine being the guy that BB says is the greatest coach in the history of the NFL.
I’d be shocked if another person knows a subject more than Bill knows football.
This is the only list that I pretty much agree with 100%. My only complaint is that there was not enough space for Bill Parcells.
I believe this, punter, safety, and center were the only ones I matched perfectly with.
I also feel that dungy and cowher should have been on this list
Lombardi was incredible thus, BB being the modern VL is spot on.
Bill never ceases to surprise me. Probably the best coach ever. And now he has emotions???? I’ve seen the man blank stare after winning the last 3 Super Bowl. Not even a smile. I just thought he was AI generated or something
Gotta say, I know he only won one SB, but I was really expecting Parcells to be in there somewhere. And was also so interesting/surprising to hear Belichek say Paul Brown was the greatest coach in the history of the entire League. Pretty cool.
Tuna won 2
He won 2, Super Bowl XXI & XXV with the Giants
There is no human being walking this Earth that knows more about football history than Bill Belichick
The game has done a lot of evolving, and a lot of devolving; but it has always been captivating each step
Marty Schottenheimer has won 200 games but no mention here.
Unfortunately he could never win the super bowl. Marv Levy is the same thing.
@@jacjr6193 There are hundreds of players in the Hall of Fame who never got to the Super Bowl either.
Fanny Buster It’s different when it’s the head coach and I think Marty should make the Hall easily. If a head coach doesn’t win the super bowl it hurts their legacy so much more than a players legacy. Mainly because a coaches legacy is defined by winning and guiding the team as a whole to victory.
Should he be hee? No. He should, however, be in the Hall of Fame for sure.
Believe it or not, Paul Brown and Tom Landry are the fathers of the modern game as we know it. Paul is the 1st father, and Tom is the second. Everything coaches do has their mark. Yes others have contributed. But those two, made the MODERN NFL.
All do respect to all of these legendary men, but there's mountains of evidence to show that the football we see executed today was first orchestrated by Bill Walsh. A master of the short to intermediate game, occasionally could hurt you deep, and utilized running backs, fullbacks, tight ends in ways that no other coach had thought to do before. So when you see all these incredible athletes at non traditional positions running a myriad of routes, just remember that the originator of that level of creativity was William Ernest Walsh
@MadMax™ Paul Brown had Bill Walsh send in the plays he wanted, and used Bill for his genius. Then, when it came time to promote Bill, he instead hired someone else, and bad mouthed him to the rest of the league so much that he had to go coach at Stanford, which is where he showed his plays, his system worked in any environment. Eddie DeBartolo saw his talent, and gave him full control of the roster/coaching decisions. I'll say again, there have been MANY great coaches in this league, but modern football as we see it today with the variety of players used as receivers, and the mastery of the short to intermediate passing game were things that Bill Walsh originated. Several great former coaches have said this, from Mike Holmgren, Bill Belichick, Brian Billick, Andy Reid, and the list goes on.
Three of the four guys you mentioned at the end are even part of Bill Walsh's coaching tree. Mike Holmgren was Bill Walsh's understudy, Andy Reid got his start under Mike Holmgren and Brian Billick was an understudy of another one of Bill Walsh's understudies Dennis Green.
I think George Halas could be mentioned here. 6 NFL championship wins, cofounder of the NFL, and charter member of the Hall Of Fame during his time with the Bears.
Where’s the Tuna?
0:47 aha... So Paul Brown had the original Spygate?