Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, and New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick meet at midfield after an NFL divisional playoff football game, Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016, in Foxborough, Mass. The Patriots won 27-20. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) AP

Andy Reid already has cemented his status as one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history. With three rings to his name, he's up there with Don Shula, Bill Belichick and the other legends to roam an NFL sideline.

trailing only Don Shula’s 347 for the NFL record. Folks in Chapel Hill who have been nervous about Bill Belichick bolting for the NFL before he even coaches a single game have one less reason to be anxious. Belichick has finally taken the one overt act ...

Perhaps you've heard of Bill Belichick? Yep ... consecutive Super Bowls with the Dolphins in 1972-73. FLASHBACK:When Don Shula left the Detroit Lions, everything began to fall apart Wayne Fontes ...

North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick and school officials have signed his official employment contract.

“Andy Reid now joins George Halas, Don Shula and Bill Belichick as the only coaches in NFL history with at least 300 wins,” Adam Schefter of ESPN posted on X (formerly Twitter). When informed ...

Bill Belichick's longevity at UNC doesn't matter. He was hired to get the Tar Heels really good, really fast, and he might pull it off.

North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick and school officials have ... regular-season and postseason NFL wins, trailing only Don Shula's 347 for the NFL record.

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Combined with his 273 regular-season wins, Reid trails only the league's all-time wins leader Don Shula in Miami (347), Belichick (who had 333 with the Browns and Patriots), and former Chicago Bears coach George Halas (324).