Top 11 Quarterback and Head Coach Duos in NFL History
Some of these pairings won everything, one of them lost four finals in a row, and a couple never got the ring their numbers deserved.
1Tom Brady and Bill BelichickTwenty seasons in New England, nine Super Bowl appearances and six titles, the longest partnership of its kind.
2Terry Bradshaw and Chuck NollFour Super Bowls in six years for the Steel Curtain Steelers of the 1970s.
3Bart Starr and Vince LombardiFive championships in Green Bay, including the first two Super Bowls.
4Troy Aikman and Jimmy JohnsonBack-to-back titles in the early 1990s with the most talented roster Dallas ever assembled.
5John Elway and Mike ShanahanTwo Super Bowls at the end of Elway's career after years of falling short.
6Ben Roethlisberger and Mike TomlinA Super Bowl title and more than a decade without a losing season in Pittsburgh.
7Drew Brees and Sean PaytonFifteen years in New Orleans, a Super Bowl and a rewriting of the passing record book.
8Roger Staubach and Tom LandryTwo Super Bowl titles and four appearances for the Cowboys of the 1970s.
9Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthyA Super Bowl win and two MVP seasons across thirteen years in Green Bay.
10Dan Marino and Don ShulaA record-breaking passing offense that reached a Super Bowl but never won one.
11Russell Wilson and Pete CarrollTwo Super Bowl appearances and one title with a defense-first Seattle team.
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Eleven pairings, and the pair that reached four straight Super Bowls lost all four while Starr and Lombardi won five titles in seven years: https://youpick.best/articles/tom-brady-ranked-many-ways



























