Bill Belichick knows a thing or two about lifting the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Between his stints as New England Patriots head coach and New York Giants defensive coordinator, he won an all-time best eight Super Bowls over the course of his career.
As he pointed out during a recent appearance on the Let’s Go podcast, however, most of the praise belongs to the players rather than the coaches. And yet, the most important trophy in the game is named after a coach as was pointed out by co-host Jim Gray.
“They didn’t name it the [Bart] Starr Trophy,” he said.