Lets just list my top 5. The order is a not important:
1. Brown-7 Titles. Lost in 4 more title games. Started Bengals.. 3 playoff appearances in 6 years.
2. Lombardi-5Titles in 9 years.
3. Landry-2 Titles-20years -5 Super Bowls- Coached Both Sides of the Ball and still has schemes being used today.
4. Gibbs- 3 SB titles with completely different teams and 3 QB;s. 4 SBs. In the NFC Beast.
5. Shula.- 6 Superbowls- 2 Titles- Different Teams.
Honorable Mention.
Walsh- 3 SB's= History has his offense as maybe the most productive of all time,
Halas-6 titles
Noll- 4 Titles
Belichech-3 Titles-Cheating brings him down.
Jonathan List:
Brown, Lombardi, Landry, Halas, Walsh.
No losers on this list and difficult to break it down.
I placed huge credence to innovators and people that won with multiple teams or Qb's.
J
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Side note:
66 NFL Championship game in the Cotton Bowl. Meredith throws a pick on 4th down on the GB 2 yardline at the end of the 4th quarter. GB 34-27.
67 NFL Championship game in Lambeau "Ice Bowl". We all know how that one ended.
Needless to say, this thing could have easily been called the Tom Landry Trophy.
My TOP 5 Coaches All Time
1. Paul Brown
2. Chuck Noll
3. Bill Walsh
4. Tom Landry
5. George Halas
Here are my reasons that Shula does not make my list.
1. 1964 NFL Championship - Cleveland 27-0, Baltimore heavy favorites.
2. Superbowl III - Jets beat Colts. Baltimore heavy favorites and first NFL team to lose a Superbowl.
3. If any of my top 5 coaches would have had Dan Marino, surely they would have won a Superbowl.
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