News about George Halas

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's time in New England is coming to an end after a prolific 24 years as the Patriots' head coach. The six-time Super Bowl champion was supposed to have the best coaching career in NFL history early on Thursday. The 71-year-old became just the third coach in NFL history to win 300 in a row, joining Hall of Famers Don Shula and George Halas in doing so.

Bill Belichick's time in New England is coming to an end after a prolific 24 years as the Patriots' head coach. The six-time Super Bowl champion was supposed to end his best coaching career in NFL history early on Thursday. The 71-year-old became the third coach in NFL history to win 300 straight season games earlier this season, joining Hall of Famers Don Shula and George Halas in doing so.

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.

Jerry Richardson, the Carolina Panthers founder and longtime one of the game's most influential owners until a scandal forced him to sell the team, has died. He was 86. Richardson died peacefully at his Charlotte home on Wednesday night, according to the team. When Richardson signed the expansion Panthers in 1993, he became the first professional football player to own a franchise since Chicago's George Halas.

The Bears are tuming with what a disappointing 3-14 season has to offer as the franchise's new president and CEO. Warren, the first black president of the team's history, will serve as the commissioner of the Big Ten conference from 2020 to now. In an attempt to raise an organization that had just posted its lowest winning percentage in a season since 1969, he'll have his work cut out for him.