On the 11th of December, 2016, a significant milestone was achieved by Bill Belichick in the world of American football. Belichick, the head coach of the New England Patriots, secured his 200th regular-season victory with the team. This achievement is remarkable as it makes him one of only five coaches in NFL history to reach this milestone with a single team. The Patriots defeated the New York Jets by an impressive score of 41-3.

Over the years, football has seen many exciting moments. For instance, Otto Graham led the Cleveland Browns to victory in 1950. Despite the icy conditions, Graham threw four touchdown passes, and Lou Groza kicked a crucial 16-yard field goal to win the NFL title for Cleveland against the Los Angeles Rams.

In 1961, the Houston Oilers emerged victorious in the AFL championship. George Blanda, their quarterback, threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Billy Cannon, securing a 10-3 win against the San Diego Chargers.

The year 1967 brought another notable event. Joe Namath of the New York Jets became the first player to throw for 4, 000 yards in a single season. Namath's 343 yards and four touchdowns led the Jets to a 42-31 victory against the San Diego Chargers.

College basketball saw an incredible upset in 1997. Division II American-Puerto defeated the No. 12 Arkansas Razorbacks in the Puerto Rico Holiday Classic, showcasing the unpredictability of the sport.

Marshall Faulk set a new NFL record for touchdowns in 2000. Playing for the St. Louis Rams, Faulk scored three touchdowns and gained 220 yards, leading his team to a 26-21 victory over the New Orleans Saints.

In 2003, Steven Jackson, a standout player from Oregon State, tied a bowl game record with five touchdowns. Oregon State dominated New Mexico in the Las Vegas Bowl, winning 55-14.

Colt Brennan made history in 2006. He broke the NCAA single-season record for touchdown passes by throwing five in the second half of the Hawaii Bowl. Brennan's performance led Hawaii to a 41-24 victory over Arizona State, with a total of 58 touchdown passes for the season.

David Akers added his name to the record books in 2011. Playing for the San Francisco 49ers, Akers made four field goals to set a new NFL record with 42 field goals in a season.

The 2014 Bahamas Bowl was an exciting event with a thrilling finish. Western Kentucky held on to win 49-48 against Central Michigan. Despite trailing by a significant margin, Central Michigan made a remarkable comeback, but ultimately fell short.

The Cleveland Browns secured their first win after 14 losses in 2016. They defeated the San Diego Chargers 20-17, with the game ending on a missed field goal attempt.

Bill Belichick Reaches Big Milestone in Football History

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