An offensive mastermind who emphasized the running game better than most coaches, Dan Reeves compiled 190 wins in his 23-year career as a coach in the NFL. His most successful stint came with the Denver Broncos where names like Terrell Davis and John Elway thrived under his leadership.
The youngest head coach when he first took over the reigns for Pittsburgh in 1969, he became famous for being known as an equal-opportunity coach. He was exceptional at draft selections, selecting names like Joe Gilliam, Terry Bradshaw, Jack Lambert, Lynn Swann, and Franco Harris, while compiling 193 wins in his 23 seasons with the Steelers.
21 years in the league with various teams like Kansas City, Cleveland, San Diego, and Washington, saw Coach Marty Schottenheimer compile 200 victories on his resume. He was pivotal in shaping the careers of some of the best players in franchise hisotry, particular for the Browns, including Ozzie Newsome.
Spending 25 years in Ohio, Paul Brown split time between Cleveland and Cincinnati, winning 213 games during the timeframe. He had some illustrious talent at his disposal, most notably Jim Brown. He also shaped the career of other Browns legends like Marion Motley and Otto Graham.
A Day 1 coach in the NFL, Curly Lambeau paved the way for the Titletown Green Bay Packers, so much so that their current stadium is named after him. Coaching in the league for 33 seasons, including a whopping 29 years in Green Bay, Lambeau won 226 of his 380 games, with the likes of Cal Hubbard and Johnny "Blood" McNally coming up under him.
The man behind making the Dallas Cowboys America's Dream, Tom Landy had a 29-year run with Dallas that led to 250 victories in 418 matches, while nurturing some of the all-time greats like Roger Staubach, Tony Dorsett, Mel Renfro, Randy White, and Bob Hayes.
The only active coach on this list, Andy Reid has a chance to end up even higher given the position of the Kansas City Chiefs right now. At 273 wins, he is just 55 away from the all-time record, a number he could break in 5 seasons. During his 26-year career, spread almost dead even between Philadelphia and the Chiefs, he has had the opportunity to coach names like Michael Vick, both Kelce brothers, and of course, Patrick Mahomes.
The greatest coach of all-time, a lot of Bill Belichick's credentials come from his postseason success. However, he is also responsible for 302 victories in his 29-year career, as well as shaping the career of the GOAT quarterback Tom Brady.
For 40 years, George Halas was synonymous with the city of Chicago as their head coach, a run in which he compiled 318 wins in just 497 games. Under his tutelage, the franchise's greatest players like Bronko Nagurski, Mike Ditka, Gale Sayers, and Walter Payton, all walked through the tunnel for the Bears.
The all-time leader in coaching wins, Don Shula broke George Halas' record in the second-last season of his 33-year career as a head coach in the league. After adding 9 more wins in his final year, he called it quits, having shaped the careers of names like Jim Langer, Larry Little, Dwight Stephenson, and of course, Dan Marino.
