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The following is a list of the top National Football League (NFL) head coaches in wins.\n

Don Shula holds the current records for regular season wins at 328. Shula\u2019s tenure included many 12 game seasons, thus his win total took longer to amass than that of currently active coaches. Bill Belichick holds the record for postseason wins at 31. \n

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This sortable table shows the top 100 NFL head coaches in order of total regular season wins. The table also shows every team for which he was a head coach and his record with each team.\n

When sorting by team, coaches are listed in order of wins for that team.\n

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\u2022 Arizona, Chicago and St. Louis Cardinals\u2022 Los Angeles and St. Louis Rams\n
\u2022 Chicago Bears, Decatur Staleys, Chicago Staleys\u2022 New England and Boston Patriots\n
\u2022 Detroit Lions and Portsmouth Spartans\u2022 New York Jets and New York Titans (AFL)\n
\u2022 Indianapolis and Baltimore Colts\u2022 Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas Raiders\n
\u2022 Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Texans (AFL)\u2022 Tennessee Titans, Oilers and Houston Oilers\n
\u2022 Los Angeles and San Diego Chargers\u2022 Washington Commanders, Football Team, Redskins, and Boston Redskins\n
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1\nDon Shula ^ [1]\n328\n156\n6\n.677\nBaltimore Colts\n1963\u20131969\n71\n23\n4\n
Miami Dolphins \n1970\u20131995\n257\n133\n2\n
2\nGeorge Halas ^ [2]\n318\n148\n31\n.682\nDecatur / Chicago Staleys / Bears \n1920\u20131929, 1933\u20131942,
1946\u20131955, 1958\u20131967\n		318\n148\n31\n
3\nBill Belichick[3]\n302\n165\n0\n.647\nCleveland Browns\n1991\u20131995\n36\n44\n0\n
New England Patriots \n2000\u20132023\n266\n121\n0\n
4\nAndy Reid * [4]\n258\n144\n1\n.641\nPhiladelphia Eagles \n1999\u20132012\n130\n93\n1\n
Kansas City Chiefs \n2013\u2013present\n128\n51\n0\n
5\nTom Landry ^ [5]\n250\n162\n6\n.607\nDallas Cowboys \n1960\u20131988\n250\n162\n6\n
6\nCurly Lambeau ^ [6]\n226\n132\n22\n.631\nGreen Bay Packers \n1921\u20131949\n209\n104\n21\n
Chicago Cardinals\n1950\u20131951\n7\n15\n0\n
Washington Redskins\n1952\u20131953\n10\n13\n1\n
7\nMarty Schottenheimer[7]\n200\n126\n1\n.613\nCleveland Browns\n1984\u20131988\n44\n27\n0\n
Kansas City Chiefs\n1989\u20131998\n101\n58\n1\n
Washington Redskins\n2001\n8\n8\n0\n
San Diego Chargers\n2002\u20132006\n47\n33\n0\n
8\nChuck Noll ^ [8]\n193\n148\n1\n.566\nPittsburgh Steelers \n1969\u20131991\n193\n148\n1\n
9\nDan Reeves[9]\n190\n165\n2\n.535\nDenver Broncos\n1981\u20131992\n110\n73\n1\n
New York Giants\n1993\u20131996\n31\n33\n0\n
Atlanta Falcons\n1997\u20132003\n49\n59\n1\n
10\nChuck Knox[10]\n186\n147\n1\n.558\nLos Angeles Rams\n1973\u20131977, 1992\u20131994\n69\n48\n1\n
Buffalo Bills\n1978\u20131982\n37\n36\n0\n
Seattle Seahawks\n1983\u20131991\n80\n63\n0\n
11\nJeff Fisher[11]\n173\n165\n1\n.512\nHouston / Tennessee Oilers / Titans \n1994\u20132010\n142\n120\n0\n
St. Louis / Los Angeles Rams\n2012\u20132016\n31\n45\n1\n
Mike Tomlin * [12]\n173\n100\n2\n.633\nPittsburgh Steelers\n2007\u2013present\n173\n100\n2\n
13\nBill Parcells ^ [13]\n172\n130\n1\n.569\nNew York Giants\n1983\u20131990\n77\n49\n1\n
New England Patriots\n1993\u20131996\n32\n32\n0\n
New York Jets\n1997\u20131999\n29\n19\n0\n
Dallas Cowboys\n2003\u20132006\n34\n30\n0\n
14\nPete Carroll[14]\n170\n120\n1\n.586\nNew York Jets\n1994\n6\n10\n0\n
New England Patriots\n1997\u20131999\n27\n21\n0\n
Seattle Seahawks \n2010\u20132023\n137\n89\n1\n
Tom Coughlin[15]\n170\n150\n0\n.531\nJacksonville Jaguars \n1995\u20132002\n68\n60\n0\n
New York Giants\n2004\u20132015\n102\n90\n0\n
Mike Shanahan[16]\n170\n138\n0\n.552\nLos Angeles Raiders\n1988\u20131989\n8\n12\n0\n
Denver Broncos \n1996\u20132008\n138\n86\n0\n
Washington Redskins\n2010\u20132013\n24\n40\n0\n
17\nMike McCarthy * [17]\n167\n102\n2\n.620\nGreen Bay Packers\n2006\u20132018\n125\n77\n2\n
Dallas Cowboys\n2020\u2013present\n42\n25\n0\n
18\nPaul Brown ^ [18][B]\n166\n100\n6\n.624\nCleveland Browns\n1950\u20131962\n111\n44\n5\n
Cincinnati Bengals\n1968\u20131975\n55\n56\n1\n
19\nMike Holmgren[19]\n161\n111\n0\n.592\nGreen Bay Packers\n1992\u20131998\n75\n37\n0\n
Seattle Seahawks\n1999\u20132008\n86\n74\n0\n
20\nJohn Harbaugh * [20]\n160\n99\n0\n.618\nBaltimore Ravens \n2008\u2013present\n160\n99\n0\n
Sean Payton * [21]\n160\n98\n0\n.620\nNew Orleans Saints \n2006\u20132011, 2013\u20132021\n152\n89\n0\n
Denver Broncos\n2023\u2013present\n8\n9\n0\n
22\nBud Grant ^ [22]\n158\n96\n5\n.621\nMinnesota Vikings \n1967\u20131983, 1985\n158\n96\n5\n
23\nJoe Gibbs ^ [23]\n154\n94\n0\n.621\nWashington Redskins \n1981\u20131992, 2004\u20132007\n154\n94\n0\n
24\nSteve Owen ^ [24]\n153\n100\n17\n.605\nNew York Giants \n1931\u20131953\n153\n100\n17\n
25\nBill Cowher ^ [25]\n149\n90\n1\n.623\nPittsburgh Steelers\n1992\u20132006\n149\n90\n1\n
26\nMarv Levy ^ [26]\n143\n112\n0\n.561\nKansas City Chiefs\n1978\u20131982\n31\n42\n0\n
Buffalo Bills \n1986\u20131997\n112\n70\n0\n
27\nTony Dungy ^ [27]\n139\n69\n0\n.668\nTampa Bay Buccaneers\n1996\u20132001\n54\n42\n0\n
Indianapolis Colts \n2002\u20132008\n85\n27\n0\n
28\nJohn Fox[28]\n133\n123\n0\n.520\nCarolina Panthers\n2002\u20132010\n73\n71\n0\n
Denver Broncos\n2011\u20132014\n46\n18\n0\n
Chicago Bears\n2015\u20132017\n14\n34\n0\n
29\nMarvin Lewis[29]\n131\n122\n3\n.518\nCincinnati Bengals \n2003\u20132018\n131\n122\n3\n
Hank Stram ^ [30]\n131\n97\n10\n.574\nDallas Texans / Kansas City Chiefs\n1960\u20131974\n124\n76\n10\n
New Orleans Saints\n1976\u20131977\n7\n21\n0\n
31\nWeeb Ewbank ^ [31]\n130\n129\n7\n.502\nBaltimore Colts\n1954\u20131962\n59\n52\n1\n
New York Jets \n1963\u20131973\n71\n77\n6\n
32\nJim Mora[32]\n125\n106\n0\n.541\nNew Orleans Saints\n1986\u20131996\n93\n74\n0\n
Indianapolis Colts\n1998\u20132001\n32\n32\n0\n
33\nSid Gillman ^ [33]\n122\n99\n7\n.552\nLos Angeles Rams\n1955\u20131959\n28\n31\n1\n
Los Angeles / San Diego Chargers \n1960\u20131969, 1971\n86\n53\n6\n
Houston Oilers\n1973\u20131974\n8\n15\n0\n
34\nMike Ditka ~ [34]\n121\n95\n0\n.560\nChicago Bears\n1982\u20131992\n106\n62\n0\n
New Orleans Saints\n1997\u20131999\n15\n33\n0\n
35\nDick Vermeil ^ [35]\n120\n109\n0\n.524\nPhiladelphia Eagles\n1976\u20131982\n54\n47\n0\n
St. Louis Rams\n1997\u20131999\n22\n26\n0\n
Kansas City Chiefs\n2001\u20132005\n44\n36\n0\n
36\nJon Gruden[36]\n117\n112\n0\n.511\nOakland / Las Vegas Raiders\n1998\u20132001, 2018\u20132021\n60\n57\n0\n
Tampa Bay Buccaneers \n2002\u20132008\n57\n55\n0\n
37\nGeorge Allen ^ [37]\n116\n47\n5\n.712\nLos Angeles Rams\n1966\u20131970\n49\n17\n4\n
Washington Redskins\n1971\u20131977\n67\n30\n1\n
38\nGeorge Seifert[38]\n114\n62\n0\n.648\nSan Francisco 49ers \n1989\u20131996\n98\n30\n0\n
Carolina Panthers\n1999\u20132001\n16\n32\n0\n
Norv Turner[39]\n114\n122\n1\n.483\nWashington Redskins\n1994\u20132000\n49\n59\n1\n
Oakland Raiders\n2004\u20132005\n9\n23\n0\n
San Diego Chargers\n2007\u20132012\n56\n40\n0\n
40\nDennis Green[40]\n113\n94\n0\n.546\nMinnesota Vikings\n1992\u20132001\n97\n62\n0\n
Arizona Cardinals\n2004\u20132006\n16\n32\n0\n
41\nDon Coryell ^ [41]\n111\n83\n1\n.572\nSt. Louis Cardinals\n1973\u20131977\n42\n27\n1\n
San Diego Chargers\n1978\u20131986\n69\n56\n0\n
42\nBuddy Parker[42]\n104\n75\n9\n.581\nChicago Cardinals\n1949\n6\n5\n1\n
Detroit Lions\n1951\u20131956\n47\n23\n2\n
Pittsburgh Steelers\n1957\u20131964\n51\n47\n6\n
43\nJohn Madden ^ [43]\n103\n32\n7\n.759\nOakland Raiders \n1969\u20131978\n103\n32\n7\n
44\nRon Rivera[44]\n102\n103\n2\n.498\nCarolina Panthers \n2011\u20132019\n76\n63\n1\n
Washington Football Team / Commanders\n2020\u20132023\n26\n40\n1\n
45\nTom Flores ^ [45]\n97\n87\n0\n.527\nOakland Raiders\n1979\u20131987\n83\n53\n0\n
Seattle Seahawks\n1992\u20131994\n14\n34\n0\n
46\nVince Lombardi ^ [46]\n96\n34\n6\n.738\nGreen Bay Packers\n1959\u20131967\n89\n29\n4\n
Washington Redskins\n1969\n7\n5\n2\n
47\nLou Saban[47]\n95\n99\n7\n.490\nBoston Patriots\n1960\u20131961\n7\n12\n0\n
Buffalo Bills\n1962\u20131965, 1972\u20131976\n68\n45\n4\n
Denver Broncos\n1967\u20131971\n20\n42\n3\n
48\nJack Del Rio[48]\n93\n94\n0\n.497\nJacksonville Jaguars \n2003\u20132011\n68\n71\n0\n
Oakland Raiders\n2015\u20132017\n25\n23\n0\n
49\nLovie Smith[49]\n92\n100\n1\n.479\nChicago Bears\n2004\u20132012\n81\n63\n0\n
Tampa Bay Buccaneers\n2014\u20132015\n8\n24\n0\n
Houston Texans\n2022\n3\n13\n1\n
Bill Walsh ^ [50]\n92\n59\n1\n.609\nSan Francisco 49ers\n1979\u20131988\n92\n59\n1\n
51\nJimmy Conzelman ^ [51]\n87\n63\n17\n.580\nRock Island Independents\n1921\u20131922\n8\n3\n2\n
Milwaukee Badgers\n1922\u20131923\n7\n5\n3\n
Detroit Panthers\n1925\u20131926\n12\n8\n4\n
Providence Steam Roller\n1927\u20131930\n26\n16\n6\n
Chicago Cardinals\n1940\u20131942, 1946\u20131948\n34\n31\n2\n
Ted Marchibroda[52]\n87\n98\n1\n.470\nBaltimore / Indianapolis Colts\n1975\u20131979, 1992\u20131995\n71\n67\n0\n
Baltimore Ravens\n1996\u20131998\n16\n31\n1\n
Jack Pardee[53]\n87\n77\n0\n.530\nChicago Bears\n1975\u20131977\n20\n22\n0\n
Washington Redskins\n1978\u20131980\n24\n24\n0\n
Houston Oilers\n1990\u20131994\n43\n31\n0\n
54\nJason Garrett[54]\n85\n67\n0\n.559\nDallas Cowboys\n2010\u20132019\n85\n67\n0\n
55\nSam Wyche[55]\n84\n107\n0\n.440\nCincinnati Bengals\n1984\u20131991\n61\n66\n0\n
Tampa Bay Buccaneers\n1992\u20131995\n23\n41\n0\n
56\nGary Kubiak[56]\n82\n75\n0\n.522\nHouston Texans \n2006\u20132013\n61\n64\n0\n
Denver Broncos\n2015\u20132016\n21\n11\n0\n
Bum Phillips[57]\n82\n77\n0\n.516\nHouston Oilers\n1975\u20131980\n55\n35\n0\n
New Orleans Saints\n1981\u20131985\n27\n42\n0\n
Wade Phillips[58]\n82\n64\n0\n.562\nNew Orleans Saints\n1985\n1\n3\n0\n
Denver Broncos\n1993\u20131994\n16\n16\n0\n
Buffalo Bills\n1998\u20132000\n29\n19\n0\n
Atlanta Falcons\n2003\n2\n1\n0\n
Dallas Cowboys\n2007\u20132010\n34\n22\n0\n
Houston Texans\n2013\n0\n3\n0\n
Dave Wannstedt[59]\n82\n87\n0\n.485\nChicago Bears\n1993\u20131998\n40\n56\n0\n
Miami Dolphins\n2000\u20132004\n42\n31\n0\n
60\nBruce Arians[60] [C]\n80\n48\n1\n.624\nArizona Cardinals \n2013\u20132017\n49\n30\n1\n
Tampa Bay Buccaneers\n2019\u20132021\n31\n18\n0\n
Brian Billick[61]\n80\n64\n0\n.556\nBaltimore Ravens\n1999\u20132007\n80\n64\n0\n
Jimmy Johnson ^ [62]\n80\n64\n0\n.556\nDallas Cowboys\n1989\u20131993\n44\n36\n0\n
Miami Dolphins\n1996\u20131999\n36\n28\n0\n
63\nBlanton Collier[63]\n76\n34\n2\n.691\nCleveland Browns\n1963\u20131970\n76\n34\n2\n
64\nForrest Gregg ~ [64]\n75\n85\n1\n.469\nCleveland Browns\n1975\u20131977\n18\n23\n0\n
Cincinnati Bengals\n1980\u20131983\n32\n25\n0\n
Green Bay Packers\n1984\u20131987\n25\n37\n1\n
John Robinson[65]\n75\n68\n0\n.524\nLos Angeles Rams \n1983\u20131991\n75\n68\n0\n
66\nBobby Ross[66]\n74\n63\n0\n.529\nSan Diego Chargers\n1992\u20131996\n47\n33\n0\n
Detroit Lions\n1997\u20132000\n27\n30\n0\n
67\nSean McDermott * [67]\n73\n41\n0\n.640\nBuffalo Bills\n2017\u2013present\n73\n41\n0\n
68\nSteve Mariucci[68]\n72\n67\n0\n.518\nSan Francisco 49ers\n1997\u20132002\n57\n39\n0\n
Detroit Lions\n2003\u20132005\n15\n28\n0\n
Mike Zimmer[69]\n72\n56\n1\n.562\nMinnesota Vikings\n2014\u20132021\n72\n56\n1\n
70\nSean McVay * [70]\n70\n45\n0\n.609\nLos Angeles Rams\n2017\u2013present\n70\n45\n0\n
71\nDick Nolan[71]\n69\n82\n5\n.457\nSan Francisco 49ers\n1968\u20131975\n54\n53\n5\n
New Orleans Saints\n1978\u20131980\n15\n29\n0\n
72\nGeorge Wilson[72]\n68\n84\n8\n.447\nDetroit Lions\n1957\u20131964\n53\n45\n6\n
Miami Dolphins\n1966\u20131969\n15\n39\n2\n
73\nWayne Fontes[73]\n66\n67\n0\n.496\nDetroit Lions \n1988\u20131996\n66\n67\n0\n
Mike Smith[74]\n66\n46\n0\n.589\nAtlanta Falcons \n2008\u20132014\n66\n46\n0\n
Norm Van Brocklin ~ [75]\n66\n100\n7\n.398\nMinnesota Vikings\n1961\u20131966\n29\n51\n4\n
Atlanta Falcons\n1968\u20131974\n37\n49\n0\n
76\nPotsy Clark[76]\n64\n42\n12\n.604\nPortsmouth Spartans / Detroit Lions\n1931\u20131936, 1940\n53\n25\n7\n
Brooklyn Dodgers\n1937\u20131939\n11\n17\n5\n
Wally Lemm[77]\n64\n64\n7\n.500\nHouston Oilers\n1961, 1966\u20131970\n37\n38\n4\n
St. Louis Cardinals\n1962\u20131965\n27\n26\n3\n
Kyle Shanahan * [78]\n64\n51\n0\n.557\nSan Francisco 49ers\n2017\u2013present\n64\n51\n0\n
79\nGreasy Neale ^ [79]\n63\n43\n5\n.594\nPhiladelphia Eagles\n1941\u20131950\n63\n43\n5\n
80\nJim Caldwell[80]\n62\n50\n0\n.554\nIndianapolis Colts\n2009\u20132011\n26\n22\n0\n
Detroit Lions\n2014\u20132017\n36\n28\n0\n
81\nRex Ryan[81]\n61\n66\n0\n.480\nNew York Jets\n2009\u20132014\n46\n50\n0\n
Buffalo Bills\n2015\u20132016\n15\n16\n0\n
82\nJerry Glanville[82]\n60\n69\n0\n.465\nHouston Oilers\n1985\u20131989\n33\n32\n0\n
Atlanta Falcons\n1990\u20131993\n27\n37\n0\n
Dick Jauron[83]\n60\n82\n0\n.423\nChicago Bears\n1999\u20132003\n35\n45\n0\n
Detroit Lions\n2005\n1\n4\n0\n
Buffalo Bills\n2006\u20132009\n24\n33\n0\n
Doug Pederson * [84]\n60\n53\n1\n.531\nPhiladelphia Eagles\n2016\u20132020\n42\n37\n1\n
Jacksonville Jaguars\n2022\u2013present\n18\n16\n0\n
85\nGuy Chamberlin ^ [85]\n58\n16\n7\n.784\nCanton Bulldogs\n1922\u20131923\n21\n0\n3\n
Cleveland Bulldogs\n1924\n7\n1\n1\n
Frankford Yellow Jackets\n1925\u20131926\n27\n8\n2\n
Chicago Cardinals\n1927\n3\n7\n0\n
86\nJim Fassel[86]\n58\n53\n1\n.522\nNew York Giants\n1997\u20132003\n58\n53\n1\n
Joe Kuharich[87]\n58\n81\n3\n.419\nChicago Cardinals\n1952\n4\n8\n0\n
Washington Redskins\n1954\u20131958\n26\n32\n2\n
Philadelphia Eagles\n1964\u20131968\n28\n41\n1\n
88\nAllie Sherman[88]\n57\n51\n4\n.528\nNew York Giants\n1961\u20131968\n57\n51\n4\n
Mike Sherman[89]\n57\n39\n0\n.594\nGreen Bay Packers\n2000\u20132005\n57\n39\n0\n
90\nMatt LaFleur *[90]\n56\n27\n0\n.675\nGreen Bay Packers\n2019\u2013present\n56\n27\n0\n
Art Shell ~ [91]\n56\n52\n0\n.519\nLos Angeles / Oakland Raiders\n1989\u20131994, 2006\n56\n52\n0\n
92\nBuddy Ryan[92]\n55\n55\n1\n.500\nPhiladelphia Eagles\n1986\u20131990\n43\n35\n1\n
Arizona Cardinals\n1994\u20131995\n12\n20\n0\n
93\nHerman Edwards[93]\n54\n74\n0\n.422\nNew York Jets\n2001\u20132005\n39\n41\n0\n
Kansas City Chiefs\n2006\u20132008\n15\n33\n0\n
Ray Flaherty ^ [94] [D]\n54\n21\n3\n.720\nBoston / Washington Redskins\n1936\u20131942\n54\n21\n3\n
Ron Meyer[95]\n54\n50\n0\n.519\nNew England Patriots\n1982\u20131984\n18\n15\n0\n
Indianapolis Colts\n1986\u20131991\n36\n35\n0\n
Mike Vrabel[96]\n54\n45\n0\n.545\nTennessee Titans\n2018\u20132023\n54\n45\n0\n
97\nJim Lee Howell[97]\n53\n27\n4\n.663\nNew York Giants\n1954\u20131960\n53\n27\n4\n
Mike Martz[98]\n53\n32\n0\n.624\nSt. Louis Rams\n2000\u20132005\n53\n32\n0\n
Chuck Pagano[99] [C]\n53\n43\n0\n.552\nIndianapolis Colts\n2012\u20132017\n53\n43\n0\n
Joe Walton[100]\n53\n57\n1\n.482\nNew York Jets\n1983\u20131989\n53\n57\n1\n
Rank\nCoach\nCareer wins\nCareer losses\nCareer ties\nCareer win % [A]\nTeam(s)\nSeasons\nW\nL\nT\n
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Notes
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  • A The NFL did not officially count ties in the standings until 1972. Therefore, ties occurring prior to 1972 do not count toward a coach's win percentage, while ties occurring 1972 or later count as half-win, half-loss.
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  • B Does not include Paul Brown's four-year AAFC record of 47\u20134\u20133.
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  • C In 2012, Bruce Arians served as acting head coach of the Indianapolis Colts for 12 games as head coach Chuck Pagano was on medical leave. The Colts' 9\u20133 record in these games is credited to Pagano and is reflected in the totals on this chart.
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  • D Does not include Ray Flaherty's four-year AAFC record of 26\u201316\u20132.
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Postseason wins[edit]

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Bill Belichick holds the record for playoff wins with 31.
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Key\n
^ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a head coach\n
~ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a player\n
* Active head coach\n
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Rank\nCoach\nWins\n
1\nBill Belichick\n31\n
2\n* Andy Reid\n26\n
3\n^ Tom Landry\n20\n
4\n^ Don Shula\n19\n
5\n^ Joe Gibbs\n17\n
6\n^ Chuck Noll\n16\n
7\nMike Holmgren\n13\n
8\nTom Coughlin\n12\n
^ Bill Cowher\n
* John Harbaugh\n
11\nPete Carroll\n11\n
^ Marv Levy\n
* Mike McCarthy\n
^ Bill Parcells\n
Dan Reeves\n
16\n^ Bud Grant\n10\n
George Seifert\n
^ Bill Walsh\n
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Rank\nCoach\nWins\n
19\n^ Tony Dungy\n9\n
^ Jimmy Johnson\n
^ Vince Lombardi\n
^ John Madden\n
* Sean Payton\n
24\n^ Tom Flores\n8\n
John Fox\n
* Kyle Shanahan\n
Mike Shanahan\n
* Mike Tomlin\n
29\nChuck Knox\n7\n
* Sean McVay\n
31\nBruce Arians\n6\n
^ Mike Ditka\n
^ George Halas\n
^ Dick Vermeil\n
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The NFL has been around for over 100 years. There have been a lot of head coaches who racked up a lot of wins throughout the game's history. In this list, we'll look at who won the most.

Unfortunately, you won't see Vince Lombardi, John Madden or Bill Walsh on this list. While all three are Hall of Fame coaches, they didn't win enough games to be on this list because their careers were too short. All win totals are compiled using Pro Football Reference.\u00a0

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1. Don Shula

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Shula holds the record for most wins in NFL history by a head coach. One of the greatest coaches of all time, he coached the Baltimore Colts in the 1960s and the Miami Dolphins from 1970-1995. He led the Dolphins to back-to-back Super Bowl victories in 1972 and 1973. Famously, the '72 Dolphins are the only team to go undefeated in a season with a perfect 17-0 record. Overall, the Hall of Famer had a 2-4 Super Bowl record.

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2. George Halas

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Halas was the first coach in NFL history to reach 300 wins. He coached the Chicago Bears for 40 years and rarely had a losing season. He wore many hats for the Bears: founder, player, coach and owner. He was a player-coach in the 1920s and made the All-Decade Team as an end. Halas won six NFL Championships as head coach of the Bears. His best coaching season was in 1940, when the Bears won the NFL Championship by a score of 73-0.\u00a0

The George Halas Trophy is named after him. The Bears honor his legacy by putting GSH, his initials, on the side of their jerseys.

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3. Bill Belichick

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Belichick is the greatest coach in modern history. After an up-and-down stint with the Cleveland Browns, he was hired as the New England Patriots head coach in 2000. Quarterback Tom Brady and Belichick became the greatest quarterback-coach duo in NFL history. They won six Super Bowls together and almost achieved a perfect season in 2007, but lost to the New York Giants.\u00a0

Over their 20-year dynasty, Brady and Belichick produced many Super Bowl classics. Their comeback from a 28-3 deficit in Super Bowl LI \u00a0was the crowning achievement of Belichick's career.\u00a0

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4. Tom Landry

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Landry was hired as the Dallas Cowboys' first head coach in 1960. Spoiler alert: He was the right guy for the job. Landry won two Super Bowls with the Cowboys, and he also made fedoras look stylish in the process. However, Landry's greatest accomplishment might be helping Dallas become America's Team from the ground up.

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5. Andy Reid

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When Andy Reid was hired as the Philadelphia Eagles head coach in 1999, he was an unknown quarterbacks coach with the Packers. But Reid turned the wingless Eagles into Super Bowl contenders. Under Reid's leadership, the Eagles went to five NFC Championship Games in 10 years. Reid's Eagles peaked when they lost Super Bowl XXXIX to the Patriots.\u00a0

Eventually, Reid was fired by the Eagles in 2012 and was hired by the Chiefs. He turned them into an AFC powerhouse. When quarterback Patrick Mahomes took over as the starting quarterback, Reid's playoff luck changed for the better. Reid won his first Super Bowl in 2019 and beat his former team in Super Bowl LVII.

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6. Curly Lambeau

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Before Vince Lombardi, there was Lambeau. He founded the Packers in 1919 and was a player-coach during the 1920s. Lambeau led the Packers to six NFL Championships, including three in a row from 1929-1931. The Packers honored Lambeau by naming their stadium after him when he passed away.

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7. Paul Brown

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Brown established the Cleveland Browns and named the team after himself. He won three NFL Championships as coach of the team. After getting the boot from the franchise, he became the Cincinnati Bengals' first head coach and was instrumental in the creation of the new franchise. During his time in Cincy, Brown and Bill Walsh \u2014 his offensive coordinator \u2014 created the early version of the West Coast offense.\u00a0

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8. Marty Schottenheimer

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Schottenheimer is the best coach to never win a Super Bowl. It took him 14 seasons before he had his first losing season. He coached the Browns, Chiefs, Washington and the Chargers in a coaching career spanning two decades.\u00a0

He won everywhere he went, but he couldn't win the big game. He lost back-to-back AFC Championship Games in 1986 and 1987 with the Browns and lost again in 1993 with Joe Montana and the Chiefs.\u00a0

In San Diego, he was fired after going 14-2 in 2006. Chargers legend LaDainian Tomlinson said Schottenheimer was the best coach he ever had. Now that's high praise.

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9. Chuck Noll

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The hard-nosed Noll won four Super Bowls with the Steelers and coached Hall of Famers like Terry Bradshaw, Mike Webster, Franco Harris, Jack Ham, Jack Lambert and Mean Joe Greene. He turned the Steelers into the most storied franchise in football, a tradition still going strong today. He was known to be tough on his players \u2014 in particular, Terry Bradshaw.

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10. Dan Reeves

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Reeves took the Denver Broncos' head-coaching gig in 1981. He coached quarterback John Elway and developed him into a legend. Under Reeves and Elway, the Broncos went to three Super Bowls in the '80s, losing all of them. He was eventually fired and rebounded with the Giants. Later on, he enjoyed a career comeback with the Atlanta Falcons and coached them to their first Super Bowl appearance. They would go on to lose that game to the Broncos, his former team.\u00a0

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11. Chuck Knox

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Knox had a phenomenal run with the Rams, Bills and Seahawks. The three-time AP NFL Coach of the Year made 11 trips to the playoffs during his career. Regardless of where he coached, his teams were respected around the league for their run game.\u00a0

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12. Jeff Fisher

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This one might surprise you. Fisher had a great run with the Titans, leading them to their first Super Bowl appearance in the 1999 season. When he was fired by the Titans, he coached the St. Louis Rams and never had a winning season there. The Rams moved the team to Los Angeles and Fisher was fired to make room for Sean McVay. Fisher is tied with Dan Reeves for the most losses of all time by a head coach.

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13. Bill Parcells

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Parcells is known as a team builder, and for good reason. He won two Super Bowls with the Giants and took the Patriots to the big game in 1996, where they lost to the Packers. As the head coach of the Jets, he took a 1-15 team and led them to the AFC Championship Game in his second year there. Parcells had the honor of coaching Lawrence Taylor with the Giants and also mentored Bill Belichick, his longtime defensive coordinator.\u00a0

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Coughlin was the Jacksonville Jaguars' first head coach. He turned the '90s expansion team into winners. The Jaguars exceeded expectations and made two AFC Championship Game appearances (1996, 1999) in the first five years of their existence. When Coughlin became the head coach of the Giants, he led them to two Super Bowl victories over the Brady-Belichick Patriots. Coughlin and Manning were the Patriots' kryptonite.

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Shanahan is the best coach the Broncos ever had. He won back-to-back Super Bowls there. After quarterback John Elway retired, Shanahan led the Broncos to four playoff appearances without the legend, and even gave Tom Brady his first playoff loss in the 2005 playoffs. The future Hall of Famer was fired by the Broncos and fizzled out with Washington before retiring. His son is Kyle Shanahan, head coach of the San Francisco 49ers.\u00a0

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16. Mike Tomlin

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Tomlin has never had a losing season, and his winning streak is going strong after 15 years. Tomlin won the Steelers a Super Bowl when he was just 36. Two years later, he led them to the Super Bowl again, that time a loss to the Packers. Since then, Tomlin's Steelers have gone on several deep playoff runs that fell short. Regardless, Tomlin always finds new ways to win every season.

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17. Pete Carroll

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Carroll has coached the Jets, Patriots and Seahawks. He also coached the USC Trojans when they had Reggie Bush. He's remembered best as the head coach of the Seahawks, where he won the franchise its first Super Bowl in 2013. Carroll built the team into an NFC powerhouse. His time with the Seahawks has produced several memorable moments for football fans like The Legion of Boom defense, the Beast Quake, Geno Smith's career comeback and passing the ball on the one-yard line in the Super Bowl.\u00a0

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18. Mike Holmgren

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Holmgren resurrected the Packers and led them to their first Super Bowl victory in nearly 30 years. He brought the franchise back to glory, something it hadn't seen since Vince Lombardi's departure. He had a little help from quarterback Brett Favre and defensive end Reggie White. Holmgren left Green Bay and took over as head coach of the Seahawks, where he led them to their Super Bowl appearance in 2005.\u00a0

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19. Bud Grant

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Grant built the Vikings into winners in the freezing cold of Minnesota. The Hall of Fame coach built the Purple People Eaters defense and led the Vikings to four Super Bowls, all losses. Grant retired in 1985 without a ring.\u00a0

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20. Mike McCarthy

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McCarthy took over the Packers in 2006 and helped the franchise transition from the Brett Favre era to Aaron Rodgers era. He won the Packers their fourth Super Bowl in 2010 and went 15-1 the following season. The Packers endured a lot of heartbreaking playoff losses with Rodgers and McCarthy leading the way. He was fired in 2018 after two losing seasons in a row and is now the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.\u00a0

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21. Joe Gibbs

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Gibbs is the best coach in Washington history. His smashmouth brand of football led Washington to three Super Bowl titles. In 1987, he won Washington its second Super Bowl victory with starting quarterback Doug Williams, the first Black quarterback to win the Super Bowl. During a strong era in the NFC, Gibbs' teams were the cream of the crop. He coached Washington again from 2004-07 with so-so results.\u00a0

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22. Steve Owen

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Steve Owen coached the Giants from 1930-1953. He's still the franchise's all-time leader in wins. Owen's leadership turned the Giants into perennial contenders. They won two championships thanks to him (1934, 1938).\u00a0

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23. Sean Payton

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Payton started out as an offensive coordinator in Dallas and built his legend as the head coach of the New Orleans Saints. He helped rebuild the city of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Payon won the Saints their first Super Bowl in 2009 alongside quarterback Drew Brees. Before Payton and Brees, the Saints were nicknamed the 'Aints because of their losing ways. He turned them into winners. Now, Payton is looking to turn around another team's fortunes around as head coach of the Broncos.

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Cowher replaced the previously mentioned Noll in Pittsburgh \u2014 talk about coming into a job with great expectations. Cowher carried on the tradition of winning for another generation of Steelers fans. He fit the blue-collar demeanor of the city perfectly. He won the Steelers their fifth Super Bowl in his penultimate season in 2005.

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25. John Harbaugh

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Harbaugh was an assistant coach in Philadelphia when the Ravens came calling to make him their next head coach. He took the job in 2008 and has been coaching there ever since. He led them to victory in Super Bowl XLVII against his brother, Jim. He's easily one of the best coaches in franchise history along with Brian Billick.

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David J. Hunt is a freelance writer based out of Philadelphia. He ran cross country at Penn State, became a volunteer firefighter during COVID-19, and is a self taught journalist. He's a diehard Philly sports fan. When he isn't watching sports, he enjoys working out, fishing, and traveling. You can find more of his writing at The Chestnut Hill Local and The Temple News. You can follow him on Twitter at @dave_hunt44.

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When it comes to the leaders of the NFL head coach wins list, some legendary names sit among the top 10. With two of the top 10 remaining active as of the end of Super Bowl 58, we could yet see movement in the list over the coming years.

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Let’s take a look at which NFL head coach has the most wins in NFL history across the regular season and playoffs combined and who has a chance to challenge for the top 10 in the coming years.

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Top 50 List of NFL Head Coach Wins Leaders

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1. Don Shula – 347
\n2. Bill Belichick – 333
\n3. George Halas – 324
\n4. Andy Reid – 284
\n5. Tom Landry – 270
\n6. Curly Lambeau – 229
\n7. Paul Brown – 222
\n8. Chuck Noll – 209
\n9. Marty Schottenheimer – 205
\n10. Dan Reeves – 201

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11. Chuck Knox – 193
\n12. Bill Parcells – 183
\n13. Tom Coughlin – 182
\n14. Pete Carroll – 181
\n15. Mike Tomlin – 180
\n16. Jeff Fisher – 178
\nT-17.\u00a0Mike Shanahan – 178
\nT-17. Mike McCarthy – 178
\n19. Mike Holmgren – 174
\n20. John Harbaugh – 172

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21. Joe Gibbs – 171
\nT-22. Bud Grant – 168
\nT-22. Sean Payton – 168
\n24. Bill Cowher – 161
\n25. Steve Owen – 155
\n26. Marv Levy – 154
\n27. Tony Dungy – 148
\n28. John Fox – 141
\n29. Hank Stram – 136
\n30. Weeb Ewbank – 134

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31. Marvin Lewis – 131
\n32. Mike Ditka – 127
\n33. Dick Vermeil – 126
\n34. Jim Mora – 125
\n35. George Seifert – 124
\n36. Sid Gillman – 123
\n37. Jon Gruden – 122
\n38. George Allen – 118
\n39. Norv Turner – 118
\n40. Dennis Green – 117

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41. Don Coryell – 114
\n42. John Madden – 112
\n43. Buddy Parker – 107
\n44. Tom Flores – 105
\n45. Vince Lombardi – 105
\n46. Ron Rivera – 105
\n47. Bill Walsh – 102
\n48. Lou Saban – 97
\n49. Lovie Smith – 95
\n50. Jack Del Rio – 94

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Don Shula Tops the List With the Most Wins as an NFL Coach

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Shula’s storied career as an NFL head coach spanned 33 seasons from 1963 through to 1995. He spent the first seven seasons with Baltimore before finishing his career with 26 seasons in Miami.

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Shula’s time in Baltimore is somewhat forgotten, but it was incredibly impressive. He finished with a 71-23 regular-season record for a .755 winning percentage. He went 2-3 in the playoffs to finish 73-26 overall. Unfortunately, he was unable to win a Super Bowl in Baltimore, suffering a shocking loss to the New York Jets in Super Bowl III.

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In 1970, he moved to Miami, and within the span of four seasons, he had appeared in three more Super Bowls, winning two. In 1972, he led the Dolphins to a perfect 14-0 record as they won their first Super Bowl. They repeated as champions in 1973, going 12-2.

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Shula would remain in Miami for another 22 years. While he would lead them to two more Super Bowls, they would not prevail in either game. He retired in 1995 with a 257-133 regular-season record — a 0.659 winning percentage. His playoff record in Miami was 17-14 for a 274-147 overall record and 0.651 winning percentage.

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There are four head coaches currently active who sit in the top 20 of all-time NFL head coach wins. The highest of those is Belichick, who is second on the list with 329 wins. He has 298 regular-season wins and an incredible 31 playoff wins, 11 more than anyone else.

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Belichick is just 18 wins behind Shula atop the list. If he coaches for another five years to match Shula’s 33 years, then he has every chance of topping the list.

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Unfortunately, you won't see Vince Lombardi, John Madden or Bill Walsh on this list. While all three are Hall of Fame coaches, they didn't win enough games to be on this list because their careers were too short. All win totals are compiled using Pro Football Reference.\u00a0

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1. Don Shula

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Shula holds the record for most wins in NFL history by a head coach. One of the greatest coaches of all time, he coached the Baltimore Colts in the 1960s and the Miami Dolphins from 1970-1995. He led the Dolphins to back-to-back Super Bowl victories in 1972 and 1973. Famously, the '72 Dolphins are the only team to go undefeated in a season with a perfect 17-0 record. Overall, the Hall of Famer had a 2-4 Super Bowl record.

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Halas was the first coach in NFL history to reach 300 wins. He coached the Chicago Bears for 40 years and rarely had a losing season. He wore many hats for the Bears: founder, player, coach and owner. He was a player-coach in the 1920s and made the All-Decade Team as an end. Halas won six NFL Championships as head coach of the Bears. His best coaching season was in 1940, when the Bears won the NFL Championship by a score of 73-0.\u00a0

The George Halas Trophy is named after him. The Bears honor his legacy by putting GSH, his initials, on the side of their jerseys.

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Belichick is the greatest coach in modern history. After an up-and-down stint with the Cleveland Browns, he was hired as the New England Patriots head coach in 2000. Quarterback Tom Brady and Belichick became the greatest quarterback-coach duo in NFL history. They won six Super Bowls together and almost achieved a perfect season in 2007, but lost to the New York Giants.\u00a0

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Landry was hired as the Dallas Cowboys' first head coach in 1960. Spoiler alert: He was the right guy for the job. Landry won two Super Bowls with the Cowboys, and he also made fedoras look stylish in the process. However, Landry's greatest accomplishment might be helping Dallas become America's Team from the ground up.

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5. Andy Reid

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When Andy Reid was hired as the Philadelphia Eagles head coach in 1999, he was an unknown quarterbacks coach with the Packers. But Reid turned the wingless Eagles into Super Bowl contenders. Under Reid's leadership, the Eagles went to five NFC Championship Games in 10 years. Reid's Eagles peaked when they lost Super Bowl XXXIX to the Patriots.\u00a0

Eventually, Reid was fired by the Eagles in 2012 and was hired by the Chiefs. He turned them into an AFC powerhouse. When quarterback Patrick Mahomes took over as the starting quarterback, Reid's playoff luck changed for the better. Reid won his first Super Bowl in 2019 and beat his former team in Super Bowl LVII.

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6. Curly Lambeau

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Before Vince Lombardi, there was Lambeau. He founded the Packers in 1919 and was a player-coach during the 1920s. Lambeau led the Packers to six NFL Championships, including three in a row from 1929-1931. The Packers honored Lambeau by naming their stadium after him when he passed away.

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7. Paul Brown

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Brown established the Cleveland Browns and named the team after himself. He won three NFL Championships as coach of the team. After getting the boot from the franchise, he became the Cincinnati Bengals' first head coach and was instrumental in the creation of the new franchise. During his time in Cincy, Brown and Bill Walsh \u2014 his offensive coordinator \u2014 created the early version of the West Coast offense.\u00a0

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8. Marty Schottenheimer

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Schottenheimer is the best coach to never win a Super Bowl. It took him 14 seasons before he had his first losing season. He coached the Browns, Chiefs, Washington and the Chargers in a coaching career spanning two decades.\u00a0

He won everywhere he went, but he couldn't win the big game. He lost back-to-back AFC Championship Games in 1986 and 1987 with the Browns and lost again in 1993 with Joe Montana and the Chiefs.\u00a0

In San Diego, he was fired after going 14-2 in 2006. Chargers legend LaDainian Tomlinson said Schottenheimer was the best coach he ever had. Now that's high praise.

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9. Chuck Noll

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The hard-nosed Noll won four Super Bowls with the Steelers and coached Hall of Famers like Terry Bradshaw, Mike Webster, Franco Harris, Jack Ham, Jack Lambert and Mean Joe Greene. He turned the Steelers into the most storied franchise in football, a tradition still going strong today. He was known to be tough on his players \u2014 in particular, Terry Bradshaw.

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10. Dan Reeves

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Reeves took the Denver Broncos' head-coaching gig in 1981. He coached quarterback John Elway and developed him into a legend. Under Reeves and Elway, the Broncos went to three Super Bowls in the '80s, losing all of them. He was eventually fired and rebounded with the Giants. Later on, he enjoyed a career comeback with the Atlanta Falcons and coached them to their first Super Bowl appearance. They would go on to lose that game to the Broncos, his former team.\u00a0

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11. Chuck Knox

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Knox had a phenomenal run with the Rams, Bills and Seahawks. The three-time AP NFL Coach of the Year made 11 trips to the playoffs during his career. Regardless of where he coached, his teams were respected around the league for their run game.\u00a0

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12. Jeff Fisher

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This one might surprise you. Fisher had a great run with the Titans, leading them to their first Super Bowl appearance in the 1999 season. When he was fired by the Titans, he coached the St. Louis Rams and never had a winning season there. The Rams moved the team to Los Angeles and Fisher was fired to make room for Sean McVay. Fisher is tied with Dan Reeves for the most losses of all time by a head coach.

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13. Bill Parcells

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Parcells is known as a team builder, and for good reason. He won two Super Bowls with the Giants and took the Patriots to the big game in 1996, where they lost to the Packers. As the head coach of the Jets, he took a 1-15 team and led them to the AFC Championship Game in his second year there. Parcells had the honor of coaching Lawrence Taylor with the Giants and also mentored Bill Belichick, his longtime defensive coordinator.\u00a0

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14. Tom Coughlin

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Coughlin was the Jacksonville Jaguars' first head coach. He turned the '90s expansion team into winners. The Jaguars exceeded expectations and made two AFC Championship Game appearances (1996, 1999) in the first five years of their existence. When Coughlin became the head coach of the Giants, he led them to two Super Bowl victories over the Brady-Belichick Patriots. Coughlin and Manning were the Patriots' kryptonite.

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15. Mike Shanahan

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Shanahan is the best coach the Broncos ever had. He won back-to-back Super Bowls there. After quarterback John Elway retired, Shanahan led the Broncos to four playoff appearances without the legend, and even gave Tom Brady his first playoff loss in the 2005 playoffs. The future Hall of Famer was fired by the Broncos and fizzled out with Washington before retiring. His son is Kyle Shanahan, head coach of the San Francisco 49ers.\u00a0

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16. Mike Tomlin

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Tomlin has never had a losing season, and his winning streak is going strong after 15 years. Tomlin won the Steelers a Super Bowl when he was just 36. Two years later, he led them to the Super Bowl again, that time a loss to the Packers. Since then, Tomlin's Steelers have gone on several deep playoff runs that fell short. Regardless, Tomlin always finds new ways to win every season.

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17. Pete Carroll

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Carroll has coached the Jets, Patriots and Seahawks. He also coached the USC Trojans when they had Reggie Bush. He's remembered best as the head coach of the Seahawks, where he won the franchise its first Super Bowl in 2013. Carroll built the team into an NFC powerhouse. His time with the Seahawks has produced several memorable moments for football fans like The Legion of Boom defense, the Beast Quake, Geno Smith's career comeback and passing the ball on the one-yard line in the Super Bowl.\u00a0

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18. Mike Holmgren

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Holmgren resurrected the Packers and led them to their first Super Bowl victory in nearly 30 years. He brought the franchise back to glory, something it hadn't seen since Vince Lombardi's departure. He had a little help from quarterback Brett Favre and defensive end Reggie White. Holmgren left Green Bay and took over as head coach of the Seahawks, where he led them to their Super Bowl appearance in 2005.\u00a0

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19. Bud Grant

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Grant built the Vikings into winners in the freezing cold of Minnesota. The Hall of Fame coach built the Purple People Eaters defense and led the Vikings to four Super Bowls, all losses. Grant retired in 1985 without a ring.\u00a0

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20. Mike McCarthy

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McCarthy took over the Packers in 2006 and helped the franchise transition from the Brett Favre era to Aaron Rodgers era. He won the Packers their fourth Super Bowl in 2010 and went 15-1 the following season. The Packers endured a lot of heartbreaking playoff losses with Rodgers and McCarthy leading the way. He was fired in 2018 after two losing seasons in a row and is now the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.\u00a0

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21. Joe Gibbs

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Gibbs is the best coach in Washington history. His smashmouth brand of football led Washington to three Super Bowl titles. In 1987, he won Washington its second Super Bowl victory with starting quarterback Doug Williams, the first Black quarterback to win the Super Bowl. During a strong era in the NFC, Gibbs' teams were the cream of the crop. He coached Washington again from 2004-07 with so-so results.\u00a0

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22. Steve Owen

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Steve Owen coached the Giants from 1930-1953. He's still the franchise's all-time leader in wins. Owen's leadership turned the Giants into perennial contenders. They won two championships thanks to him (1934, 1938).\u00a0

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23. Sean Payton

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Payton started out as an offensive coordinator in Dallas and built his legend as the head coach of the New Orleans Saints. He helped rebuild the city of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Payon won the Saints their first Super Bowl in 2009 alongside quarterback Drew Brees. Before Payton and Brees, the Saints were nicknamed the 'Aints because of their losing ways. He turned them into winners. Now, Payton is looking to turn around another team's fortunes around as head coach of the Broncos.

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24. Bill Cowher

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Cowher replaced the previously mentioned Noll in Pittsburgh \u2014 talk about coming into a job with great expectations. Cowher carried on the tradition of winning for another generation of Steelers fans. He fit the blue-collar demeanor of the city perfectly. He won the Steelers their fifth Super Bowl in his penultimate season in 2005.

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25. John Harbaugh

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Harbaugh was an assistant coach in Philadelphia when the Ravens came calling to make him their next head coach. He took the job in 2008 and has been coaching there ever since. He led them to victory in Super Bowl XLVII against his brother, Jim. He's easily one of the best coaches in franchise history along with Brian Billick.

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David J. Hunt is a freelance writer based out of Philadelphia. He ran cross country at Penn State, became a volunteer firefighter during COVID-19, and is a self taught journalist. He's a diehard Philly sports fan. When he isn't watching sports, he enjoys working out, fishing, and traveling. You can find more of his writing at The Chestnut Hill Local and The Temple News. You can follow him on Twitter at @dave_hunt44.

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Who are the top 50 in terms of NFL head coach wins in the history of the league, and which active coaches could impact the top 10?

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When it comes to the leaders of the NFL head coach wins list, some legendary names sit among the top 10. With two of the top 10 remaining active as of the end of Super Bowl 58, we could yet see movement in the list over the coming years.

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Let’s take a look at which NFL head coach has the most wins in NFL history across the regular season and playoffs combined and who has a chance to challenge for the top 10 in the coming years.

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This list is correct as of Super Bowl 58. Active head coaches are denoted in italics.

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Top 50 List of NFL Head Coach Wins Leaders

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1. Don Shula – 347
\n2. Bill Belichick – 333
\n3. George Halas – 324
\n4. Andy Reid – 284
\n5. Tom Landry – 270
\n6. Curly Lambeau – 229
\n7. Paul Brown – 222
\n8. Chuck Noll – 209
\n9. Marty Schottenheimer – 205
\n10. Dan Reeves – 201

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11. Chuck Knox – 193
\n12. Bill Parcells – 183
\n13. Tom Coughlin – 182
\n14. Pete Carroll – 181
\n15. Mike Tomlin – 180
\n16. Jeff Fisher – 178
\nT-17.\u00a0Mike Shanahan – 178
\nT-17. Mike McCarthy – 178
\n19. Mike Holmgren – 174
\n20. John Harbaugh – 172

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21. Joe Gibbs – 171
\nT-22. Bud Grant – 168
\nT-22. Sean Payton – 168
\n24. Bill Cowher – 161
\n25. Steve Owen – 155
\n26. Marv Levy – 154
\n27. Tony Dungy – 148
\n28. John Fox – 141
\n29. Hank Stram – 136
\n30. Weeb Ewbank – 134

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31. Marvin Lewis – 131
\n32. Mike Ditka – 127
\n33. Dick Vermeil – 126
\n34. Jim Mora – 125
\n35. George Seifert – 124
\n36. Sid Gillman – 123
\n37. Jon Gruden – 122
\n38. George Allen – 118
\n39. Norv Turner – 118
\n40. Dennis Green – 117

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41. Don Coryell – 114
\n42. John Madden – 112
\n43. Buddy Parker – 107
\n44. Tom Flores – 105
\n45. Vince Lombardi – 105
\n46. Ron Rivera – 105
\n47. Bill Walsh – 102
\n48. Lou Saban – 97
\n49. Lovie Smith – 95
\n50. Jack Del Rio – 94

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Don Shula Tops the List With the Most Wins as an NFL Coach

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Shula’s storied career as an NFL head coach spanned 33 seasons from 1963 through to 1995. He spent the first seven seasons with Baltimore before finishing his career with 26 seasons in Miami.

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Shula’s time in Baltimore is somewhat forgotten, but it was incredibly impressive. He finished with a 71-23 regular-season record for a .755 winning percentage. He went 2-3 in the playoffs to finish 73-26 overall. Unfortunately, he was unable to win a Super Bowl in Baltimore, suffering a shocking loss to the New York Jets in Super Bowl III.

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In 1970, he moved to Miami, and within the span of four seasons, he had appeared in three more Super Bowls, winning two. In 1972, he led the Dolphins to a perfect 14-0 record as they won their first Super Bowl. They repeated as champions in 1973, going 12-2.

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Shula would remain in Miami for another 22 years. While he would lead them to two more Super Bowls, they would not prevail in either game. He retired in 1995 with a 257-133 regular-season record — a 0.659 winning percentage. His playoff record in Miami was 17-14 for a 274-147 overall record and 0.651 winning percentage.

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There are four head coaches currently active who sit in the top 20 of all-time NFL head coach wins. The highest of those is Belichick, who is second on the list with 329 wins. He has 298 regular-season wins and an incredible 31 playoff wins, 11 more than anyone else.

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Belichick is just 18 wins behind Shula atop the list. If he coaches for another five years to match Shula’s 33 years, then he has every chance of topping the list.

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Next on the list is Andy Reid, who sits fourth with 270 wins. Reid tied with Tom Landry, but over 50 wins away from the top three. He would need to coach for at least another five years if he is to have a real chance of finishing in the top three.

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