In the National Football League (NFL), the quarterback is the only position that is credited with records of wins and losses. At the time of the 1970 NFLâAFL merger, Johnny Unitas held the record for most regular season wins as a starting quarterback with 103. He retired after the 1973 season with 118 wins, and was later surpassed by Fran Tarkenton with 124 in 1978.
Job Description for Chief Operating Officer (COO) A chief operating officer (COO) is usually the second-highest ranking executive in a corporation. The chief operating officer is in charge of executing daily operations for the company, and is second in responsibility only to the chief executive officer (CEO).
A CFO, or Chief Financial Officer, heads the financial function in a company or a large division of a company. The CFO of a company heads both its controller and treasury functions. In many cases, the CFO has subordinates who, in turn, lead each of these principal functional areas in finance. The CFO of a division, by contrast, is effectively the head controller of that unit. There typically is no treasury function at a divisional level. When pluralized as CFOs, the abbreviation also can stand for Critical Few Objectives (in addition to Chief Financial Officers).