Which Coach Has Won The Most Super Bowls? Top 5 Winningest Super Bowl Coaches
Since the Super Bowl is only a few days away, Jason Radowitz decided to see which coach has won the most Super Bowls. Read on to see the top five winningest Super Bowl coaches of all time.
Jason Radowitz - February 8, 2024, 10:45 AM EST
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Although Andy Reid has been to four Super Bowls, he's only won two times. He failed to deliver with the Eagles but has earned two Super Bowls with the Chiefs.
On Sunday, he'll look to add another Super Bowl to his resume. With rumors suggesting a possible retirement, a third Super Bowl would put Andy Reid in the top five for Super Bowl wins for a head coach.
Reid is currently tied with nine other coaches with two Super Bowl wins. However, only four coaches have three or more wins.
Let's take a look at the top five winningest Super Bowl coaches in NFL history.
Top 5 Winningest Super Bowl Coaches
**5**. Andy Reid (2 Super Bowl Wins)
The Kansas City Chiefs head coach has two Super Bowl wins in four appearances as a head coach.
Sunday will be Reid's fifth-time head coaching in the NFL. He's currently 2-2 in those games.
**He's currently tied with coaching legends Vince Lombardi, Tom Flores, Jimmy Johnson, George Seifert, Mike Shanahan, Tom Coughlin, Bill Parcells, Tom Landy, and Don Shula with two Super Bowl rings.**
A win against the 49ers would put Reid into third place with the other coaches mentioned below.
T3. Joe Gibbs (3 Super Bowl Wins)
Joe Gibbs won three Super Bowl titles with Washington during a 12-year stint that ended in the 1992 season.
Washington added Super Bowl wins in 1983, 1988, and 1992.
Gibbs returned to Washington to coach from 2004-2007, but the results weren't the same.
His win percentage of .683 is third-best in the NFL, behind Vince Lombardi and John Madden. But he earned more Super Bowls than both of those coaches.
T3. Bill Walsh (3 Super Bowl Wins)
Bill Walsh added three Super Bowl titles with the San Francisco 49ers in the 1980s. He brought home those three Super Bowls in 1981, 1984, and 1988.
Walsh was great at game planning, typically scripting the first drive before the start of each game.
That helped the 49ers score 24.4 points per game in the ten years when Walsh was head coach.
Walsh helped draft Joe Montana, Ronnie Lott, and Jerry Rice and traded for Steve Young in 1987.
His winning was no fluke.
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2. Chuck Noll (4 Super Bowl Wins)
Chuck Noll helped the Steelers win four Super Bowls in a six-year span. However, his tenure with the Steelers lasted longer.
He coached the Steelers to 15 winning seasons and added nine divisional championships with 12 playoff appearances.
With the Steelers, he finished with a record of 209-156-1 through 20 seasons with Pittsburgh. In the postseason, he finished 16-8.
1. Bill Belichick (6 Super Bowl Wins)
Bill Belichick and the Patriots won the Super Bowl six times. Belichick helped develop Tom Brady, and that duo of Belichick and Brady was ultimately unstoppable.
As head coach, Belichick added 333 career victories, including the playoffs, and is only 14 wins away from beating out Don Shula's 347 career victory record.
The Patriots and Belichick went their own ways this offseason. When Belichick left, he interviewed for other jobs around the league but didn't get anything. He's not officially done coaching. However, at 71 years old, he might not get another job.
His six Super Bowl wins will be the most by a coach for a very long time. The only coach that could possibly reach it is Andy Reid. But that's as long as he doesn't retire and has Patrick Mahomes by his side.
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