FOXBORO —Now in their 10th season together as starting quarterback and coach, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick have been together longer than any other active QB/coach combination in the National Football League, and so it’s no surprise to see them start to push the record books when it comes to wins and losses as a duo.

On Sunday, Brady and Belichick moved out of a tie with Terry Bradshaw and Chuck Noll (107) into sole possession of second place for most wins as a quarterback-coach combo with 108. Brady and Belichick could theoretically break the record sometime in the first half of the 2011 season — only Dan Marino/Don Shula ever won more games together (116).

While they’re in second place on the wins list, they are first when it comes to the best winning percentage among head coach-starting quarterbacks since the 1970 merger at .771, and have been for some time. They recently passed Ken Stabler and John Madden, who posted a 60-19-1 mark (.756) when they were together in Oakland. Third on the list are Jim McMahon and Mike Ditka, who were 46-15 (.754) together with the Bears, while Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy — the only contemporaries of Brady and Belichick — are fourth with a 73-24 (.753) mark.