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The table shows the current coaches and their records for each National Football League (NFL) team. The longest tenured head coach on his current team is Mike Tomlin who has been with the Pittsburgh Steelers since the 2007 NFL season. Andy Reid is the only active coach with multiple Super Bowl wins with three.
- Andy Reid, Kansas City Chiefs. Regular Season Record: 240-137-1 (.636) Andy Reid cemented his Hall of Fame case by winning Super Bowl 54, and he’s continued to augment his legacy in the years since.
- Bill Belichick, New England Patriots. Regular Season Record: 295-147 (.667) While Bill Belichick has a longer and more successful overall track record than Reid, the Patriots’ head coach’s efforts without Tom Brady over the past two-plus years push him to No. 2 in our rankings.
- John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens. Regular Season Record: 143-91 (.611) Injuries prevented John Harbaugh’s Ravens from making the postseason last year, but they made three straight playoff appearances from 2018-20 and appear poised to enter the tournament again this season.
- Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh Steelers. Regular Season Record: 157-91-2 (.632) Since taking over in Pittsburgh in 2007, Mike Tomlin has taken the Steelers to the playoffs 10 times, won seven AFC North titles, and brought home one Lombardi Trophy.
- Brian Daboll, New York Giants. Regular-season record: 10-11-1 (.477) Brian Daboll won Coach of the Year after leading the Giants to a playoff appearance, shattering expectations for a team that many thought would be in line for another top-10 draft pick.
- Matt LaFleur, Green Bay Packers. Regular-season record: 49-22 (.690) Joe Barry is keeping Matt LaFleur from being higher on this list. More accurately, Barry’s defense is the black cloud hanging over LaFleur’s head.
- Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins. Regular-season record: 13-9 (.591) Mike McDaniel is the ultimate dichotomy. He’s got the look of an IT specialist but is arguably the coolest coach in the sport.
- Mike McCarthy, Dallas Cowboys. Regular-season record: 158-99-2 (.614) Mike McCarthy might catapult the Dallas Cowboys to heights they haven’t reached in literal decades.
Key. Coaches. Toggle Coaches subsection. Champion coaches. Playoff coaches. Remaining coaches. See also. References. List of NFL head coaches. For current head coaches, see List of current NFL head coaches. Don Shula has the most victories of any NFL head coach with 347.
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- Andy Reid (Chiefs) Season: 9th with Chiefs, 23rd as HC. Career record: 221-130-1 (.629) Playoff record: 17-15 (1-2 in Super Bowl) It seems darn near impossible to think of Reid without Patrick Mahomes, the NFL's model QB and arguably the most naturally gifted passer this side of Aaron Rodgers.
- Bill Belichick (Patriots) Season: 22nd with Patriots, 27th as HC. Career record: 280-136 (.673) Playoff record: 31-12 (6-3 in Super Bowl) Let's make one thing clear: Belichick is still the greatest NFL coach of all time; his 31 playoff wins are absurd, and his six titles are matched only by Curly Lambeau and George Halas.
- John Harbaugh (Ravens) Season: 14th with Ravens and as HC. Career record: 129-79 (.620) Playoff record: 11-8 (1-0 in Super Bowl) Critics may compare him to his current star QB, Lamar Jackson: Undeniably good, but can he win it all?
- Sean Payton (Saints) Season: 16th with Saints and as HC. Career record: 143-81 (.638) Playoff record: 9-8 (1-0 in Super Bowl) He's got some similarities to Mike Tomlin in that his team is almost always in the hunt, and yet he's quietly struggled to sniff another championship over the last decade.
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