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Message: [QUOTE="OrangePA, post: 5312401, member: 204"] I'm not sure you succeeded. It's pretty hard to "minimize" the success of a guy who won six SBs with the Patriots (while losing two others because of two great/crazy catches by the Giants) and was a significant factor in winning two with the Giants. And, of course, you can't assess a professional's success in a vacuum. You have to compare his success with the success of others. A lot coaches had great QBs. Chuck Noll, with Terry Bradshaw, won four SBs. Bill Walsh with Joe Montana won three SBs. Don Shula with Brian Griese, Dan Marino - many say he was the most talented QB in history- and Johnny Unitas - many remain convinced that he was the best QB of all time - won two SBs. Tom Landry with Roger Staubach won two SBs. So, when you take the vacuum out of the equation and look at the objective data, it seems inescapable that Belichick is the greatest coach in NFL history. [/QUOTE]