Which players/coaches/executives have gotten the most others into halls of fame?

[RecoveringJournalist]

Even some of Belichick's lesser minds- Mangini and Schwartz- broke the head coaching ranks.
That doesn't happen if Drew Bledsoe doesn't get knocked out of a game by Mo Lewis.

Maybe, but that has more to do with Belichick than Brady.

I think it's funny that offensive coordinators get head coaching jobs based on their time with Manning. "So, you were the OC with a QB who called all his own plays?"

McCoy was a little different. He won games with Tebow as his QB. :D

Caldwell is doing pretty well in Detroit even if they've looked like the luckiest team in the league this season.

 

[3_Octave_Fart]

Yes, it's funny how Tom Moore went from a guy who coached Mark Malone in Pittsburgh to genius 20 years later in Indianapolis.

 

[RecoveringJournalist]

Yes, it's funny how Tom Moore went from a guy who coached Mark Malone in Pittsburgh to genius 20 years later in Indianapolis.

No kidding.

There are coaches who deserve some of the credit for guys becoming top quarterbacks, but I laugh at the notion that Adam Gase is the new "it" coordinator because he's worked with Manning.

I'm a little more impressed with the guys who actually developed a QB or taking a QB to another level. It's hard to give any NFL coach much credit for Manning. I think the last coach who can take credit for Manning is David Cutcliffe.

 

[3_Octave_Fart]

Well, look at Dennis Allen- he got a head coaching gig helped indirectly by one guy's terrible quarterbacking.