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.

1

Tom Brady and Bill Belichick

Twenty seasons in New England, nine Super Bowl appearances and six titles, the longest partnership of its kind.

2

Terry Bradshaw and Chuck Noll

Four Super Bowls in six years for the Steel Curtain Steelers of the 1970s.

3

Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi

Five championships in Green Bay, including the first two Super Bowls.

4

Troy Aikman and Jimmy Johnson

Back-to-back titles in the early 1990s with the most talented roster Dallas ever assembled.

5

John Elway and Mike Shanahan

Two Super Bowls at the end of Elway's career after years of falling short.

6

Ben Roethlisberger and Mike Tomlin

A Super Bowl title and more than a decade without a losing season in Pittsburgh.

7

Drew Brees and Sean Payton

Fifteen years in New Orleans, a Super Bowl and a rewriting of the passing record book.

8

Roger Staubach and Tom Landry

Two Super Bowl titles and four appearances for the Cowboys of the 1970s.

9

Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy

A Super Bowl win and two MVP seasons across thirteen years in Green Bay.

10

Dan Marino and Don Shula

A record-breaking passing offense that reached a Super Bowl but never won one.

11

Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll

Two Super Bowl appearances and one title with a defense-first Seattle team.