Greatest NFL Head Coaches All Time

[GNG]

1 - Vince Lombardi
2 - Bill Belichick
3 - Chuck Noll
4 - Bill Walsh
5 - Paul Brown
6 - Tom Landry
7 - Curly Lambeau
8 - George Halas
9 - Don Shula
10 - George Allen

 

[Schmoopy1000]

pretty awesome list.
I am sure if you consider certain things they brought to the table over other things, you could jumble that top ten a bit, but now you are splitting hairs. but those are a solid ten names.

 

[Clayton]

I think if Lombardi is your #1 then someone like Shula should probably tumble to about #9. If you factor in longevity then you'd probably flip the results.

 

[BigFin]

Shula had only 2 losing seasons out of 26 with the Dolphins. After him, Miami would go on to have 8 more seasons before a losing season. So, that's 2 losing seasons from 1970-2003 for the Fins.

Shula also had a winning season for all 7 he coached for the Baltimore Colts. So he had 2 losing seasons out of 33, in total.

 

[PDay8810]

1 - Belichick
2 - Lombardi
3 - Brown
4 - Noll
5 - Landry
6 - Walch
7 - Halas
8 - Shula
9 - Lambeau
10 -Gilman

 

[TP76]

1 - Brown
2 - Belichick
3 - Lombardi
4 - Noll
5 - Landry
6 - Walsh
7 - Halas
8 - Lambeau
9 - Gibbs
10- Shula

The top 3 are pretty interchangeable, with sizable drop-off thereafter. My preference is Brown @ #1: boat-load of championships and none did more for the modern game, a true pioneer.

 

[kburjr]

1 - Brown
2 - Belichick
3 - Lombardi
4 - Noll
5 - Landry
6 - Walsh
7 - Halas
8 - Lambeau
9 - Gibbs
10- Shula

The top 3 are pretty interchangeable, with sizable drop-off thereafter. My preference is Brown @ #1: boat-load of championships and none did more for the modern game, a true pioneer.

I agree with most of your list but would move Halas into a Top 4 interchangeable.

 

[TP76]

Agreed, I have Halas a bit low, they're all worthy. A top 5 would have been just as tough.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

What?


No Rex Ryan???

Gotta have Sexy Rexy at 1A/1B with either Lombardi or Belichick.

 

[sonnyblack65]

What?


No Rex Ryan???

Gotta have Sexy Rexy at 1A/1B with either Lombardi or Belichick.

List is a fuggazee MCcarthy should be above Vince he got a Lombardi with stiffs for QB's

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Marvin Lewis
The guy did coach the Bengals for what seems like 46yrs

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Doug Pedersen

signed @PhoenixEagles1
cosigned @Roy Munson

 

[Kevin12773]

Joe Jackson Gibbs won 3 SB’s with 3 different QB

Drops mic

 

[PhoenixEagles1]

Doug Pedersen

signed @PhoenixEagles1
cosigned @Roy Munson

I don’t understand your nonsense. He’s faaaar from a great coach. Just because I think Wentz is a stud that doesn’t mean I think everyone and everything in Philly is perfect. I said Howie is a great capologist but far from great at drafting. But you aren’t here to have discussions you’re here to start drama.

 

[Roy Munson]

Doug Pedersen

signed @PhoenixEagles1
cosigned @Roy Munson

He did beat hoodie...

 

[NWPATSFAN]

He did beat hoodie...

Yeah he also coached 1 SB win.

So I guess that makes him a better coach than BB?

Am I right?

 

[NWPATSFAN]

I don’t understand your nonsense. He’s faaaar from a great coach. Just because I think Wentz is a stud that doesn’t mean I think everyone and everything in Philly is perfect. I said Howie is a great capologist but far from great at drafting. But you aren’t here to have discussions you’re here to start drama.

Stop posting stupid shit. Don't make go prove you wrong AGAIN

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Stop posting stupid shit. Don't make go prove you wrong AGAIN

he would just ignore it anyways.

 

[Roy Munson]

Yeah he also coached 1 SB win.

So I guess that makes him a better coach than BB?

Am I right?

what happened the only time they went head to head in a super bowl?

 

[Rex Racer]

1 - Vince Lombardi
2 - Bill Belichick
3 - Chuck Noll
4 - Bill Walsh
5 - Paul Brown
6 - Tom Landry
7 - Curly Lambeau
8 - George Halas
9 - Don Shula
10 - George Allen

Decent list, but the order is wrong. Naturally, you let your homer glasses put Lombardi in the #1 slot and I'll bet everyone saw that coming.

I'll fix it for you;

1. Bill Belichick
2. Paul Brown
3. Bill Walsh
4. John Madden
5. Joe Gibbs
6. That guy in Green Bay
7. Chuck Noll
8. Tom Landry
9. Don Shula
10. George Halas


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