List of NFL head coach wins leaders

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Don Shula, the winningest head coach in NFL history US Navy 090713-N-3659B-080 Former NFL head coach Don Shula addresses the crew of the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) during a USO Summer Troop Visit.jpg
Don Shula, the winningest head coach in NFL history
Andy Reid has recorded the most wins in franchise history for two teams, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs Andy Reid (Kansas City Chiefs at Washington Football Team, October 17, 2021) (cropped).jpg
Andy Reid has recorded the most wins in franchise history for two teams, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs

The following is a list of the National Football League (NFL) head coaches by wins.

Contents

Don Shula holds the current records for regular season wins at 328. Shula’s tenure included many 14 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.

Among active head coaches, Andy Reid is the leader in regular season and postseason wins.

Regular season wins

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.

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

Teams Grouped Together:

Key
^ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a head coach
~ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a player
* Active head coach
Football.gif Head coach with most wins for team
RankCoachCareer winsCareer lossesCareer tiesCareer win % [A] Team(s)SeasonsWLT
1 Don Shula ^ [1] 3281566.677 Baltimore Colts 1963–196971234
Miami Dolphins Football.gif 1970–19952571332
2 George Halas ^ [2] 31814831.682 Decatur / Chicago Staleys / Bears Football.gif 1920–1929, 1933–1942,
1946–1955, 1958–1967
31814831
3 Bill Belichick [3] 3021650.647 Cleveland Browns 1991–199536440
New England Patriots Football.gif 2000–20232661210
4 Andy Reid * [4] 2711451.651 Philadelphia Eagles Football.gif 1999–2012130931
Kansas City Chiefs Football.gif 2013–present141520
5 Tom Landry ^ [5] 2501626.607 Dallas Cowboys Football.gif 1960–19882501626
6 Curly Lambeau ^ [6] 22613222.631 Green Bay Packers Football.gif 1921–194920910421
Chicago Cardinals 1950–19517150
Washington Redskins 1952–195310131
7 Marty Schottenheimer [7] 2001261.613 Cleveland Browns 1984–198844270
Kansas City Chiefs 1989–1998101581
Washington Redskins 2001880
San Diego Chargers 2002–200647330
8 Chuck Noll ^ [8] 1931481.566 Pittsburgh Steelers Football.gif 1969–19911931481
9 Dan Reeves [9] 1901652.535 Denver Broncos 1981–1992110731
New York Giants 1993–199631330
Atlanta Falcons 1997–200349591
10 Chuck Knox [10] 1861471.558 Los Angeles Rams 1973–1977, 1992–199469481
Buffalo Bills 1978–198237360
Seattle Seahawks 1983–199180630
11 Mike Tomlin * [11] 1831042.637 Pittsburgh Steelers 2007–present1831042
12 Mike McCarthy * [12] 1731102.611 Green Bay Packers 2006–2018125772
Dallas Cowboys 2020–present48330
Jeff Fisher [13] 1731651.512 Houston / Tennessee Oilers / Titans Football.gif 1994–20101421200
St. Louis / Los Angeles Rams 2012–201631451
14 Bill Parcells ^ [14] 1721301.569 New York Giants 1983–199077491
New England Patriots 1993–199632320
New York Jets 1997–199929190
Dallas Cowboys 2003–200634300
15 Pete Carroll [15] 1701201.586 New York Jets 19946100
New England Patriots 1997–199927210
Seattle Seahawks Football.gif 2010–2023137891
Tom Coughlin [16] 1701500.531 Jacksonville Jaguars Football.gif 1995–200268600
New York Giants 2004–2015102900
Mike Shanahan [17] 1701380.552 Los Angeles Raiders 1988–19898120
Denver Broncos Football.gif 1996–2008138860
Washington Redskins 2010–201324400
18 John Harbaugh * [18] 1691040.619 Baltimore Ravens Football.gif 2008–present1691040
Sean Payton * [19] 1691030.621 New Orleans Saints Football.gif 2006–2011, 2013–2021152890
Denver Broncos 2023–present17140
20 Paul Brown ^ [20] [B] 1661006.624 Cleveland Browns Football.gif 1950–1962111445
Cincinnati Bengals 1968–197555561
21 Mike Holmgren [21] 1611110.592 Green Bay Packers 1992–199875370
Seattle Seahawks 1999–200886740
22 Bud Grant ^ [22] 158965.621 Minnesota Vikings Football.gif 1967–1983, 1985158965
23 Joe Gibbs ^ [23] 154940.621 Washington Redskins Football.gif 1981–1992, 2004–2007154940
24 Steve Owen ^ [24] 15310017.605 New York Giants Football.gif 1931–195315310017
25 Bill Cowher ^ [25] 149901.623 Pittsburgh Steelers 1992–2006149901
26 Marv Levy ^ [26] 1431120.561 Kansas City Chiefs 1978–198231420
Buffalo Bills Football.gif 1986–1997112700
27 Tony Dungy ^ [27] 139690.668 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996–200154420
Indianapolis Colts Football.gif 2002–200885270
28 John Fox [28] 1331230.520 Carolina Panthers 2002–201073710
Denver Broncos 2011–201446180
Chicago Bears 2015–201714340
29 Marvin Lewis [29] 1311223.518 Cincinnati Bengals Football.gif 2003–20181311223
Hank Stram ^ [30] 1319710.574 Dallas Texans / Kansas City Chiefs 1960–19741247610
New Orleans Saints 1976–19777210
31 Weeb Ewbank ^ [31] 1301297.502 Baltimore Colts 1954–196259521
New York Jets Football.gif 1963–197371776
32 Jim Mora [32] 1251060.541 New Orleans Saints 1986–199693740
Indianapolis Colts 1998–200132320
33 Sid Gillman ^ [33] 122997.552 Los Angeles Rams 1955–195928311
Los Angeles / San Diego Chargers Football.gif 1960–1969, 197186536
Houston Oilers 1973–19748150
34 Mike Ditka ~ [34] 121950.560 Chicago Bears 1982–1992106620
New Orleans Saints 1997–199915330
35 Dick Vermeil ^ [35] 1201090.524 Philadelphia Eagles 1976–198254470
St. Louis Rams 1997–199922260
Kansas City Chiefs 2001–200544360
36 Jon Gruden [36] 1171120.511 Oakland / Las Vegas Raiders 1998–2001, 2018–202160570
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Football.gif 2002–200857550
37 George Allen ^ [37] 116475.712 Los Angeles Rams 1966–197049174
Washington Redskins 1971–197767301
38 George Seifert [38] 114620.648 San Francisco 49ers Football.gif 1989–199698300
Carolina Panthers 1999–200116320
Norv Turner [39] 1141221.483 Washington Redskins 1994–200049591
Oakland Raiders 2004–20059230
San Diego Chargers 2007–201256400
40 Dennis Green [40] 113940.546 Minnesota Vikings 1992–200197620
Arizona Cardinals 2004–200616320
41 Don Coryell ^ [41] 111831.572 St. Louis Cardinals 1973–197742271
San Diego Chargers 1978–198669560
42 Buddy Parker [42] 104759.581 Chicago Cardinals 1949651
Detroit Lions 1951–195647232
Pittsburgh Steelers 1957–196451476
43 John Madden ^ [43] 103327.759 Oakland Raiders Football.gif 1969–1978103327
44 Ron Rivera [44] 1021032.498 Carolina Panthers Football.gif 2011–201976631
Washington Football Team / Commanders 2020–202326401
45 Tom Flores ^ [45] 97870.527 Oakland Raiders 1979–198783530
Seattle Seahawks 1992–199414340
46 Vince Lombardi ^ [46] 96346.738 Green Bay Packers 1959–196789294
Washington Redskins 1969752
47 Lou Saban [47] 95997.490 Boston Patriots 1960–19617120
Buffalo Bills 1962–1965, 1972–197668454
Denver Broncos 1967–197120423
48 Jack Del Rio [48] 93940.497 Jacksonville Jaguars Football.gif 2003–201168710
Oakland Raiders 2015–201725230
49 Lovie Smith [49] 921001.479 Chicago Bears 2004–201281630
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014–20158240
Houston Texans 20223131
Bill Walsh ^ [50] 92591.609 San Francisco 49ers 1979–198892591
51 Jimmy Conzelman ^ [51] 876317.580 Rock Island Independents 1921–1922832
Milwaukee Badgers 1922–1923753
Detroit Panthers 1925–19261284
Providence Steam Roller 1927–193026166
Chicago Cardinals 1940–1942, 1946–194834312
Ted Marchibroda [52] 87981.470 Baltimore / Indianapolis Colts 1975–1979, 1992–199571670
Baltimore Ravens 1996–199816311
Jack Pardee [53] 87770.530 Chicago Bears 1975–197720220
Washington Redskins 1978–198024240
Houston Oilers 1990–199443310
54 Jason Garrett [54] 85670.559 Dallas Cowboys 2010–201985670
55 Sean McDermott * [55] 84440.656 Buffalo Bills 2017–present84440
Sam Wyche [56] 841070.440 Cincinnati Bengals 1984–199161660
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1992–199523410
57 Gary Kubiak [57] 82750.522 Houston Texans Football.gif 2006–201361640
Denver Broncos 2015–201621110
Bum Phillips [58] 82770.516 Houston Oilers 1975–198055350
New Orleans Saints 1981–198527420
Wade Phillips [59] 82640.562 New Orleans Saints 1985130
Denver Broncos 1993–199416160
Buffalo Bills 1998–200029190
Atlanta Falcons 2003210
Dallas Cowboys 2007–201034220
Houston Texans 2013030
Dave Wannstedt [60] 82870.485 Chicago Bears 1993–199840560
Miami Dolphins 2000–200442310
61 Bruce Arians [61] [C] 80481.624 Arizona Cardinals Football.gif 2013–201749301
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2019–202131180
Brian Billick [62] 80640.556 Baltimore Ravens 1999–200780640
Jimmy Johnson ^ [63] 80640.556 Dallas Cowboys 1989–199344360
Miami Dolphins 1996–199936280
64 Sean McVay * [64] 78510.605 Los Angeles Rams Football.gif 2017–present78510
65 Blanton Collier [65] 76342.691 Cleveland Browns 1963–197076342
66 John Robinson [66] 75680.524 Los Angeles Rams 1983–199175680
Forrest Gregg ~ [67] 75851.469 Cleveland Browns 1975–197718230
Cincinnati Bengals 1980–198332250
Green Bay Packers 1984–198725371
68 Bobby Ross [68] 74630.529 San Diego Chargers 1992–199647330
Detroit Lions 1997–200027300
69 Steve Mariucci [69] 72670.518 San Francisco 49ers 1997–200257390
Detroit Lions 2003–200515280
Mike Zimmer [70] 72561.562 Minnesota Vikings 2014–202172561
71 Kyle Shanahan * [71] 70590.543 San Francisco 49ers 2017–present70590
72 Dick Nolan [72] 69825.457 San Francisco 49ers 1968–197554535
New Orleans Saints 1978–198015290
73 George Wilson [73] 68848.447 Detroit Lions 1957–196453456
Miami Dolphins 1966–196915392
74 Matt LaFleur * [74] 66310.680 Green Bay Packers 2019–present66310
Mike Smith [75] 66460.589 Atlanta Falcons Football.gif 2008–201466460
Wayne Fontes [76] 66670.496 Detroit Lions Football.gif 1988–199666670
Norm Van Brocklin ~ [77] 661007.398 Minnesota Vikings 1961–196629514
Atlanta Falcons 1968–197437490
78 Potsy Clark [78] 644212.604 Portsmouth Spartans / Detroit Lions 1931–1936, 194053257
Brooklyn Dodgers 1937–193911175
Wally Lemm [79] 64647.500 Houston Oilers 1961, 1966–197037384
St. Louis Cardinals 1962–196527263
80 Greasy Neale ^ [80] 63435.594 Philadelphia Eagles 1941–195063435
Doug Pederson * [81] 63641.496 Philadelphia Eagles 2016–202042371
Jacksonville Jaguars 2022–present21270
82 Jim Caldwell [82] 62500.554 Indianapolis Colts 2009–201126220
Detroit Lions 2014–201736280
83 Rex Ryan [83] 61660.480 New York Jets 2009–201446500
Buffalo Bills 2015–201615160
84 Jerry Glanville [84] 60690.465 Houston Oilers 1985–198933320
Atlanta Falcons 1990–199327370
Dick Jauron [85] 60820.423 Chicago Bears 1999–200335450
Detroit Lions 2005140
Buffalo Bills 2006–200924330
86 Guy Chamberlin ^ [86] 58167.784 Canton Bulldogs 1922–19232103
Cleveland Bulldogs 1924711
Frankford Yellow Jackets 1925–19262782
Chicago Cardinals 1927370
Jim Fassel [87] 58531.522 New York Giants 1997–200358531
Joe Kuharich [88] 58813.419 Chicago Cardinals 1952480
Washington Redskins 1954–195826322
Philadelphia Eagles 1964–196828411
89 Mike Sherman [89] 57390.594 Green Bay Packers 2000–200557390
Allie Sherman [90] 57514.528 New York Giants 1961–196857514
91 Art Shell ~ [91] 56520.519 Los Angeles / Oakland Raiders 1989–1994, 200656520
92 Buddy Ryan [92] 55551.500 Philadelphia Eagles 1986–199043351
Arizona Cardinals 1994–199512200
93 Ray Flaherty ^ [93] [D] 54213.720 Boston / Washington Redskins 1936–194254213
Mike Vrabel [94] 54450.545 Tennessee Titans 2018–202354450
Ron Meyer [95] 54500.519 New England Patriots 1982–198418150
Indianapolis Colts 1986–199136350
Herman Edwards [96] 54740.422 New York Jets 2001–200539410
Kansas City Chiefs 2006–200815330
97 Jim Lee Howell [97] 53274.663 New York Giants 1954–196053274
Mike Martz [98] 53320.624 St. Louis Rams 2000–200553320
Chuck Pagano [99] [C] 53430.552 Indianapolis Colts 2012–201753430
Joe Walton [100] 53571.482 New York Jets 1983–198953571
RankCoachCareer winsCareer lossesCareer tiesCareer win % [A] Team(s)SeasonsWLT
Notes

Postseason wins

Bill Belichick holds the record for playoff wins with 31. Bill Belichick 8-28-09 Patriots-vs-Redskins.jpg
Bill Belichick holds the record for playoff wins with 31.
Key
^ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a head coach
~ Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a player
* Active head coach

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