Trivia Questions and Answers
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Another hint:
The Top 12 losingest coaches also have 15 Super Bowl victories between them....plus a number of additional appearances....plus, some coached prior to the SB era.
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I was going to add Marv Levi earlier fine coach and gentleman.
Bill Parcells ? Mike Ditka, Norv Turner.
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Frank Kush.. And obviously Hue Jackson...
No.....however, you may give me an idea about another trivia question: Coaches with the worst ever winning percentage.
Remember, like I said, a coach has to be good enough to have stayed around long enough to lose a lot of games. The guys you mention certainly did NOT meet that criteria.
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Here is today's Trivia Question. Staying On the "loser" theme:
Name the Top 12 Head Coaches who have Lost the most games in history.
Answers:
Tie 1. Dan Reeves 165
Tie 1. Jeff Fisher 165
3. Tom Landry 162
4. Don Shula 156
5. Tom Coughlin 150
6. George Halas 148 tie
6. Chuck Noll 148
8. Chuck Knox 147
9. Mike Shanahan 138
10. Curly Lambeau 132
11. Bill Parcells 130
12. Weeb Ewbank 129
next in line are: Andy Reid 128; Bill Belichick 127 both active and Marty Schotteheimer 126
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Here is today's (tonight's) Trivia Question. Opposed to yesterday when I asked about the HCs that won the most game I ask this.
Which Head Coaches have the best Win;Loss Percentage record in history. Minimum is like 50 games coached. Name the Top 12.
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Bill Belichick, Vince Lombardi, John Madden, Paul Brown, Don Shula, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Joe Gibbs, Mike Tomlin
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Bill Belichick, Vince Lombardi, John Madden, Paul Brown, Don Shula, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Joe Gibbs, Mike Tomlin
Bill Belichick, Vince Lombardi, John Madden, Paul Brown, Don Shula, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Joe Gibbs, Mike Tomlin
What only 10, I guess that you don't know sports very well.
The other two must be a bit obscure, have to give it some thought.
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Bill Belichick, Vince Lombardi, John Madden, Paul Brown, Don Shula, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Joe Gibbs, Mike Tomlin
Bill Belichick, Vince Lombardi, John Madden, Paul Brown, Don Shula, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh, Bill Parcells, Joe Gibbs, Mike Tomlin
Highlighted are correct, others are not.
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Curly Lambeau was my first choice the second I have a few.
No on Lambeau.
Hint on the remaining 7 names: 4 of them were wholly Pre-Super Bowl as far as I know. Another couple on the edge of Pre-SB and SB eras.
In other words, only one of them coached past the 1970s.....and that one I think you will find to be a complete surprise. Lets just say that his pro coaching career is perceived to be better than his college coaching career.
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Ok Shottenheimer was regarded as not a great coach by some BROWNS fans and never won he big one but I'll take a shot on him.
Chuck Knox and Mike Holmgren.
Ok Shottenheimer was regarded as not a great coach by some BROWNS fans and never won he big one but I'll take a shot on him.
Chuck Knox and Mike Holmgren.
None of them are correct.
I will give another hint: of two of them that are left, they coached in and lost their only Super Bowl appearances.
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Curly Lambeau was my first choice the second I have a few.
No on Lambeau.
Hint on the remaining 7 names: 4 of them were wholly Pre-Super Bowl as far as I know. Another couple on the edge of Pre-SB and SB eras.
In other words, only one of them coached past the 1970s.....and that one I think you will find to be a complete surprise. Lets just say that his pro coaching career is perceived to be better than his college coaching career.
No on Lambeau.
Hint on the remaining 7 names: 4 of them were wholly Pre-Super Bowl as far as I know. Another couple on the edge of Pre-SB and SB eras.
In other words, only one of them coached past the 1970s.....and that one I think you will find to be a complete surprise. Lets just say that his pro coaching career is perceived to be better than his college coaching career.
Ok former Trojan now Seattle coach Pete Carroll.
Oldies, think SB, can't be Weeb Ewbank.
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No on Lambeau.
Hint on the remaining 7 names: 4 of them were wholly Pre-Super Bowl as far as I know. Another couple on the edge of Pre-SB and SB eras.
In other words, only one of them coached past the 1970s.....and that one I think you will find to be a complete surprise. Lets just say that his pro coaching career is perceived to be better than his college coaching career.
Ok former Trojan now Seattle coach Pete Carroll.
Oldies, think SB, can't be Weeb Ewbank.
Ok former Trojan now Seattle coach Pete Carroll.
Oldies, think SB, can't be Weeb Ewbank.
NO.
Another hint....there are 3 former Browns coaches on the list.
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NO.
Another hint....there are 3 former Browns coaches on the list.
BROWNS Blanton Collier.
Now to empty the foot locker - Mike McCarthy, Tony Dungy and one of my old favorites George Allen.
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NO.
Another hint....there are 3 former Browns coaches on the list.
BROWNS Blanton Collier.
Now to empty the foot locker - Mike McCarthy, Tony Dungy and one of my old favorites George Allen.
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