“I mean, it’s [Tom] Brady, it’s [Willie] McGinest, it’s [Mike] Vrabel, it’s [Tedy] Bruschi, it’s Corey Dillon, it’s Randy Moss, Troy Brown, Lawyer Malloy, Ty Law, Rodney Harrison. Those are guys that won the games, man. I didn’t make any tackles. I didn’t make any kicks. That was [Adam] Vinatieri that made that kick in four inches of snow.

The Vince Lombardi Trophy has been the ultimate prize for all 32 NFL teams, representing the pinnacle of success in professional football. However, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick recently floated a controversial suggestion: renaming the trophy after Tom Brady.

"You can’t win games without good players. I don’t care who the coach is, it’s impossible." The post Bill Belichick thinks the Lombardi Trophy should be named after this football legend appeared first on Boston.

Reid notched his 28th career postseason win after the Chiefs’ AFC championship victory over the Buffalo Bills and is just three away from Belichick’s record of 31 for most ever for an NFL head coach. The Chiefs coach has six total Super Bowl appearances to Belichick’s nine.

Luckily for Chiefs coach Andy Reid, 66, who will lead his team to its third-straight Super Bowl (fourth under Reid) on Feb. 9 against the Philadelphia Eagles, an old friend spotted him one. Enter Bill Belichick,

The Chiefs' narrow AFC Championship victory sparks heated debate over officiating and a pivotal call against the Bills.