Super Bowl Coaches

Super Bowl History of winning and losing coaches as well as the final scores of each game (1967-2022).

NO.	DATE	WINNING COACH	WINNING TEAM	LOSING COACH	LOSING TEAM	SCORE
I	Jan. 15, 1967	Vince Lombardi	Green Bay Packers	Hank Stram	Kansas City Chiefs	35-10
II	Jan. 14, 1968	Vince Lombardi	Green Bay Packers	John Rauch	Oakland Raiders	33-14
III	Jan. 12, 1969	Weeb Ewbank	New York Jets	Don Shula	Baltimore Colts	16-7
IV	Jan. 11, 1970	Hank Stram	Kansas City Chiefs	Bud Grant	Minnesota Vikings	23-7
V	Jan. 17, 1971	Don McCafferty	Baltimore Colts	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	16-13
VI	Jan. 16, 1972	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	24-3
VII	Jan. 14, 1973	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	George Allen	Washington Redskins	14-7
VIII	Jan. 13, 1974	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	Bud Grant	Minnesota Vikings	24-7
IX	Jan. 12, 1975	Chuck Noll	Pittsburgh Steelers	Bud Grant	Minnesota Vikings	16-6
X	Jan. 18, 1976	Chuck Noll	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	21-17
XI	Jan. 9, 1977	John Madden	Oakland Raiders	Bud Grant	Minnesota Vikings	32-14
XII	Jan. 15, 1978	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	Red Miller	Denver Broncos	27-10
XIII	Jan. 21, 1979	Chuck Noll	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	35-31
XIV	Jan. 20, 1980	Chuck Noll	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ray Malavasi	Los Angeles Rams	31-19
XV	Jan. 25, 1981	Tom Flores	Oakland Raiders	Dick Vermeil	Philadelphia Eagles	27–10
XVI	Jan. 24, 1982	Bill Walsh	San Francisco 49ers	Forrest Gregg	Cincinnati Bengals	26–21
XVII	Jan. 30, 1983	Joe Gibbs	Washington Redskins	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	27–17
XVIII	Jan. 22, 1984	Tom Flores	Los Angeles Raiders	Joe Gibbs	Washington Redskins	38–9
XIX	Jan. 20, 1985	Bill Walsh	San Francisco 49ers	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	38–16
XX	Jan. 26, 1986	Mike Ditka	Chicago Bears	Raymond Berry	New England Patriots	46–10
XXI	Jan. 25, 1987	Bill Parcells	New York Giants	Dan Reeves	Denver Broncos	39–20
XXII	Jan. 31, 1988	Joe Gibbs	Washington Redskins	Dan Reeves	Denver Broncos	42–10
XXIII	Jan. 22, 1989	Bill Walsh	San Francisco 49ers	Sam Wyche	Cincinnati Bengals	20–16
XXIV	Jan. 28, 1990	George Seifert	San Francisco 49ers	Dan Reeves	Denver Broncos	55–10
XXV	Jan. 27, 1991	Bill Parcells	New York Giants	Marv Levy	Buffalo Bills	20–19
XXVI	Jan. 26, 1992	Joe Gibbs	Washington Redskins	Marv Levy	Buffalo Bills	37-24
XXVII	Jan. 31, 1993	Jimmy Johnson	Dallas Cowboys	Marv Levy	Buffalo Bills	52-17
XXVIII	Jan. 30, 1994	Jimmy Johnson	Dallas Cowboys	Marv Levy	Buffalo Bills	30-13
XXIX	Jan. 29, 1995	George Seifert	San Francisco 49ers	Bobby Ross	San Diego Chargers	49-26
XXX	Jan. 28, 1996	Barry Switzer	Dallas Cowboys	Bill Cowher	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–17
XXXI	Jan. 26, 1997	Mike Holmgren	Green Bay Packers	Bill Parcells	New England Patriots	35-21
XXXII	Jan. 25, 1998	Mike Shanahan	Denver Broncos	Mike Holmgren	>Green Bay Packers	31-24
XXXIII	Jan. 31, 1999	Mike Shanahan	Denver Broncos	Dan Reeves	Atlanta Falcons	34-19
XXXIV	Jan. 30, 2000	Dick Vermeil	St. Louis Rams	Jeff Fisher	Tennessee Titans	23-16
XXXV	Jan. 28, 2001	Brian Billick	Baltimore Ravens	Jim Fassel	New York Giants	34-7
XXXVI	Feb. 3, 2002	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	Mike Martz	St. Louis Rams	20-17
XXXVII	Jan. 26, 2003	Jon Gruden	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Bill Callahan	Oakland Raiders	48–21
XXXVIII	Feb. 1, 2004	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	John Fox	Carolina Panthers	32–29
XXXIX	Feb. 6, 2005	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	Andy Reid	Philadelphia Eagles	24–21
XL	Feb. 5, 2006	Bill Cowher	Pittsburgh Steelers	Mike Holmgren	Seattle Seahawks	21–10
XLI	Feb. 4, 2007	Tony Dungy	Indianapolis Colts	Lovie Smith	Chicago Bears	29–17
XLII	Feb. 3, 2008	Tom Coughlin	New York Giants	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	17-14
XLIII	Feb. 1, 2009	Mike Tomlin	Pittsburgh Steelers	Ken Whisenhunt	Arizona Cardinals	27-23
XLIV	Feb. 7, 2010	Sean Payton	New Orleans Saints	Jim Caldwell	Indianapolis Colts	31-17
XLV	Feb. 6, 2011	Mike McCarthy	Green Bay Packers	Mike Tomlin	Pittsburgh Steelers	31-25
XLVI	Feb. 5, 2012	Tom Coughlin	New York Giants	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	21–17
XLVII	Feb. 3, 2013	John Harbaugh	Baltimore Ravens	Jim Harbaugh	San Francisco 49ers	34-31
XLVIII	Feb. 2, 2014	Pete Carroll	Seattle Seahawks	John Fox	Denver Broncos	43-8
XLIX	Feb. 1, 2015	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	Pete Carroll	Seattle Seahawks	28–24
50	Feb. 7, 2016	Gary Kubiak	Denver Broncos	Ron Rivera	Carolina Panthers	24-10
LI	Feb. 5, 2017	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	Dan Quinn	Atlanta Falcons	34–28 (OT)
LII	Feb. 4, 2018	Doug Pederson	Philadelphia Eagles	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	41-33
LIII	Feb. 3, 2019	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	Sean McVay	Los Angeles Rams	13-3
LIV	Feb. 2, 2020	Andy Reid	Kansas City Chiefs	Kyle Shanahan	San Francisco 49ers	31-20
LV	Feb. 7, 2021	Bruce Arians	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Andy Reid	Kansas City Chiefs	31-9
LVI	Feb. 13, 2022	Sean McVay	Los Angeles Rams	Zac Taylor	Cincinnati Bengals	23-20
LVII	Feb. 12, 2023	Andy Reid	Kansas City Chiefs	Nick Sirianni	Philadelphia Eagles	38-35

Frequently Asked Questions

Who has won the most Super Bowls?

Bill Belichick has won the most Super Bowls as a head coach with 6. He is followed by Chuck Noll (4), Bill Walsh (3), and Joe Gibbs (3).

How Many Coaches Have Won Multiple Super Bowls?

There are 13 head coaches who have won multiple Super Bowls.

How many people have won a Super Bowl as a player and head coach?

There are only three coaches who have won the Super Bowl as both a player and head coach: Tom Flores, Mike Ditka, and Tony Dungy.