Co-host Jim Gray went on to mention that the NFL's Super Bowl trophy, the Lombardi Trophy, is named after legendary Green Bay Packers head coach Vince Lombardi, and not his legendary quarterback, Bart Starr. That's what made Belichick ultimately think of his legendary quarterback, Tom Brady.

Before we go any further here, let’s give Bill Belichick some credit. That’s something he apparently doesn’t want too much of, but when it comes to the best NFL head coaches of all-time, there’s a case to be made that Belichick is the best.

Bill Belichick suggested on the "Let's Go!" podcast this week that the Lombardi Trophy be renamed after Tom Brady.

Bill Belichick has caused some controversy after claiming that the Super Bowl trophy should be re-named and called the Tom Brady trophy.

Bill Belichick, with six Super Bowl titles to his name, casually suggested maybe the name of the Lombardi Trophy should change to recognize Tom Brady.

Belichick teamed up with Brady to win six Super Bowls during their time together, before Brady departed for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he immediately won another title. Nobody is more familiar with the Lombardi Trophy than Brady, which led to Belichick suggesting that the name of the trophy should be changed to the Brady Trophy.

Yes, a name change has been proposed for the iconic hardware awarded annually to the Super Bowl champion. Bill Belichick suggested renaming the Lombardi Trophy after his former quarterback Tom Brady. "Maybe they should name it the Brady Trophy," Belichick said on the "Let's Go!" podcast. "He won seven of them."

On a podcast, Bill Belichick suggested the Super Bowl trophy should be named after seven-time champion Tom Brady, not Vince Lombardi:

The first trophy to the winner of a game between the NFL and the AFL champions was awarded in 1967, when the Green Bay Packers beat the Kansas City Chiefs. In 1970, it was renamed to Vince Lombardi Trophy,