List of Super Bowl Head Coaches

Last Modified Jan 31, 2025 11:53 GMT
List of Super Bowl Head Coaches
Andy Reid. Source: Getty Images

Head coaches are crucial to the success of any American football team. In the NFL, the head coach oversees the training and development of fellow American football athletes. His staff consists of various coaches who cover different position groups with the main responsibility of offense and defense falling on the offensive and defensive coordinators respectively. They both directly report to the head coach. According to Pro Football Network, the top five highest-paid head coaches in the league are Andy Reid, Sean Payton, Mike Tomlin, Jim Harbaugh, and Sean McVay as of January 2025.

List of all the Superbowl Head Coaches

As of January 2025, the list of all head coaches to appear in the Super Bowl is as follows:

DateSuper BowlWinning coachTeamOpponentLosing coachScore
January 15, 1967IVince LombardiGreen Bay PackersKansas City ChiefsHank Stram35–10
January 14, 1968IIVince Lombardi (2)Green Bay PackersOakland RaidersJohn Rauch33–14
January 12, 1969IIIWeeb EwbankNew York JetsBaltimore ColtsDon Shula16–7
January 11, 1970IVHank StramKansas City ChiefsMinnesota VikingsBud Grant23–7
January 17, 1971VDon McCaffertyBaltimore ColtsDallas CowboysTom Landry16–13
January 16, 1972VITom LandryDallas CowboysMiami DolphinsDon Shula [2]24–3
January 14, 1973VIIDon ShulaMiami DolphinsWashington RedskinsGeorge Allen14–7
January 13, 1974VIIIDon Shula (2)Miami DolphinsMinnesota VikingsBud Grant [2]24–7
January 12, 1975IXChuck NollPittsburgh SteelersMinnesota VikingsBud Grant [3]16–6
January 18, 1976XChuck Noll (2)Pittsburgh SteelersDallas CowboysTom Landry [2]21–17
January 9, 1977XIJohn MaddenOakland RaidersMinnesota VikingsBud Grant [4]32–14
January 15, 1978XIITom Landry (2)Dallas CowboysDenver BroncosRed Miller27–10
January 21, 1979XIIIChuck Noll (3)Pittsburgh SteelersDallas CowboysTom Landry [3]35–31
January 20, 1980XIVChuck Noll (4)Pittsburgh SteelersLos Angeles RamsRay Malavasi31–19
January 25, 1981XVTom FloresOakland RaidersPhiladelphia EaglesDick Vermeil27–10
January 24, 1982XVIBill WalshSan Francisco 49ersCincinnati BengalsForrest Gregg26–21
January 30, 1983XVIIJoe GibbsWashington RedskinsMiami DolphinsDon Shula [3]27–17
January 22, 1984XVIIITom Flores (2)Los Angeles RaidersWashington RedskinsJoe Gibbs38–9
January 20, 1985XIXBill Walsh (2)San Francisco 49ersMiami DolphinsDon Shula [4]38–16
January 26, 1986XXMike DitkaChicago BearsNew England PatriotsRaymond Berry46–10
January 25, 1987XXIBill ParcellsNew York GiantsDenver BroncosDan Reeves39–20
January 31, 1988XXIIJoe Gibbs (2)Washington RedskinsDenver BroncosDan Reeves [2]42–10
January 22, 1989XXIIIBill Walsh (3)San Francisco 49ersCincinnati BengalsSam Wyche20–16
January 28, 1990XXIVGeorge SeifertSan Francisco 49ersDenver BroncosDan Reeves [3]55–10
January 27, 1991XXVBill Parcells (2)New York GiantsBuffalo BillsMarv Levy20–19
January 26, 1992XXVIJoe Gibbs (3)Washington RedskinsBuffalo BillsMarv Levy [2]37–24
January 31, 1993XXVIIJimmy JohnsonDallas CowboysBuffalo BillsMarv Levy [3]52–17
January 30, 1994XXVIIIJimmy Johnson (2)Dallas CowboysBuffalo BillsMarv Levy [4]30–13
January 29, 1995XXIXGeorge Seifert (2)San Francisco 49ersSan Diego ChargersBobby Ross49–26
January 28, 1996XXXBarry SwitzerDallas CowboysPittsburgh SteelersBill Cowher27–17
January 26, 1997XXXIMike HolmgrenGreen Bay PackersNew England PatriotsBill Parcells35–21
January 25, 1998XXXIIMike ShanahanDenver BroncosGreen Bay PackersMike Holmgren31–24
January 31, 1999XXXIIIMike Shanahan (2)Denver BroncosAtlanta FalconsDan Reeves [4]34–19
January 30, 2000XXXIVDick VermeilSt. Louis RamsTennessee TitansJeff Fisher23–16
January 28, 2001XXXVBrian BillickBaltimore RavensNew York GiantsJim Fassel34–7
February 3, 2002XXXVIBill BelichickNew England PatriotsSt. Louis RamsMike Martz20–17
January 26, 2003XXXVIIJon GrudenTampa Bay BuccaneersOakland RaidersBill Callahan48–21
February 1, 2004XXXVIIIBill Belichick (2)New England PatriotsCarolina PanthersJohn Fox32–29
February 6, 2005XXXIXBill Belichick (3)New England PatriotsPhiladelphia EaglesAndy Reid24–21
February 5, 2006XLBill CowherPittsburgh SteelersSeattle SeahawksMike Holmgren [2]21–10
February 4, 2007XLITony DungyIndianapolis ColtsChicago BearsLovie Smith29–17
February 3, 2008XLIITom CoughlinNew York GiantsNew England PatriotsBill Belichick17–14
February 1, 2009XLIIIMike TomlinPittsburgh SteelersArizona CardinalsKen Whisenhunt27–23
February 7, 2010XLIVSean PaytonNew Orleans SaintsIndianapolis ColtsJim Caldwell31–17
February 6, 2011XLVMike McCarthyGreen Bay PackersPittsburgh SteelersMike Tomlin31–25
February 5, 2012XLVITom Coughlin (2)New York GiantsNew England PatriotsBill Belichick [2]21–17
February 3, 2013XLVIIJohn HarbaughBaltimore RavensSan Francisco 49ersJim Harbaugh34–31
February 2, 2014XLVIIIPete CarrollSeattle SeahawksDenver BroncosJohn Fox [2]43–8
February 1, 2015XLIXBill Belichick (4)New England PatriotsSeattle SeahawksPete Carroll28–24
February 7, 201650Gary KubiakDenver BroncosCarolina PanthersRon Rivera24–10
February 5, 2017LIBill Belichick (5)New England PatriotsAtlanta FalconsDan Quinn34–28
February 4, 2018LIIDoug PedersonPhiladelphia EaglesNew England PatriotsBill Belichick [3]41–33
February 3, 2019LIIIBill Belichick (6)New England PatriotsLos Angeles RamsSean McVay13–3
February 2, 2020LIVAndy ReidKansas City ChiefsSan Francisco 49ersKyle Shanahan31–20
February 7, 2021LVBruce AriansTampa Bay BuccaneersKansas City ChiefsAndy Reid [2]31–9
February 13, 2022LVISean McVayLos Angeles RamsCincinnati BengalsZac Taylor23–20
February 12, 2023LVIIAndy Reid (2)Kansas City ChiefsPhiladelphia EaglesNick Sirianni38–35
February 11, 2024LVIIIAndy Reid (3)Kansas City ChiefsSan Francisco 49ersKyle Shanahan25-22

How many coaches have won multiple Super Bowls?

Plenty of head coaches have won the Super Bowl on more than one occasion. As of January 2025, there are 14 head coaches to have won multiple Super Bowls.

CoachSuper Bowl WinsTeam
Bill Belichick6Patriots
Chuck Noll4Steelers
Bill Walsh349ers
Joe Gibbs3Redskins
Andy Reid3Chiefs
Vince Lombardi2Packers
Tom Flores2Raiders
Jimmy Johnson2Cowboys
George Seifert249ers
Mike Shanahan2Broncos
Tom Coughlin2Giants
Bill Parcells2Giants
Tom Landry2Cowboys
Don Shula2Dolphins

FAQs on Super Bowl Head Coaches

A. Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs and Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers were Super Bowl LVIII head coaches.

A. Andy Reid is 3-2 in Super Bowls as of January 2025 (via FanDuel). 

A. Nick Sirianni's record is 0-1 in the Super Bowl as of January 2025.

A. Bill Belichick is the head coach with the most Super Bowl rings with 6 to his name. 

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