Top 20 - Coaching Victories

History Published on : 3/5/2011

Coaching Victories (at start of 2011 NFL Season)
	1	Don Shula*	347	Career Notes: New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick finished 2010 with a 14-2 regular season record. In doing so, Belichick became the first coach in NFL history to have four different 14-win seasons. His victories in 2010 were enough to leapfrog three Hall of Fame coaches, Bud Grant, Paul Brown, and Joe Gibbs* as well as former coach Mike Holmgren on the career victory list. Belichick now sits in 10th place on the all-time list. WIN TOTAL INCLUDES PLAYOFFS * Pro Football Hall of Fame member Italics - players active during 2010 season Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau Return to Top 20 at the Start of 2011>>>
	2	George Halas*	324
	3	Tom Landry*	270
	4	Curly Lambeau*	229
	5	Chuck Noll*	209
	6	Marty Schottenheimer	205
	7	Dan Reeves	201
	8	Chuck Knox	193
	9	Bill Parcells	183
	10	Bill Belichick	177
	11	Mike Holmgren	174
	12	Joe Gibbs*	171
	13	Paul Brown*	170
	14	Bud Grant*	168
	15	Bill Cowher	161
	16	Mike Shanahan	160
	17	Marv Levy*	154
	18	Steve Owen*	153
	19	Tony Dungy	148
	20	Jeff Fisher	147

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Top 20 - Touchdowns

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Terrell Owens found the end zone nine times in 2010 thus moving him up the list to 4th place with 156 career touchdowns. Owens and Tennessee Titans wide receiver Randy Moss are the only two active players on the all-time list that is filled with Hall of Famers. Moss is right on Owens' heels in 5th place with 154 career TDs.