News about Don Shula

Bill Belichick, who played for 24 seasons and six Super Bowl titles with the New England Patriots, is searching for new pastures and will join a new one. Belichick is on the verge of winning more titles and overruling both George Halas and Don Shula to become the NFL's best coach in history. Without question, a number of clubs will vie for the right to make it happen, and Belichick will have his pick of squads from which to choose from, but not all of them will be fighting for the right to make it happen.

Bill Belichick has yet to decide with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, but the talk has loomed, and it could result in the six-time Super Bowl champion seeking jobs for the first time in the millennium. Belichick and Kraft are due to sit down after the Patriots play in Sunday's season finale against the visiting New York Jets, as ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. Belichick, who is currently 4-12, is expected to be coaching somewhere else next season as he looks to catch late Don Shula on the NFL's all-time wins list.

Although some will argue that to play quarterback in the NFL, you must first be a rocket scientist, and processing data in split seconds is living proof. Dobbs spent time at NASA with a degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Tennessee. However, he turned down a career in space for a career in aerospace and instead focused on becoming a shooting star in the NFL. Dobbs was drafted by Pittsburgh in 2017 and spent his career as a backup until joining the Tennessee Titans (his fifth team) last term.

After a tumultuous 29-25 victory over the Buffalo Bills, Bill Belichick, the head coach of the New England Patriots, earned his 300th victory of his career. Don Shula (328) and George Halas (318) as the only coaches to reach the NFL regular season's record of 300 wins. Shula is still has the all-time record for most victories, but he is best remembered for his time as the Miami Dolphins' head coach from 1970-1995. After leading the 1972 Dolphins to a 17-0 record after defeating the Washington Redskins 14-7, he was at the helm of the first-ever perfect season in NFL history. He spent seven seasons as the head coach of the Baltimore Colts.