Rating all 32 NFL head trainers by big-game résumé: Rams' Sean McVay behind just Chiefs' Andy Reid

Head trainers aren’t the end-all, be-all when it concerns Super Dish opinion in the NFL. Just one group lifts the prize yearly, nevertheless, so also the very best of the sideline leaders battle to accomplish, not to mention maintain, best magnificence. It’s why we have actually made use of a variety of aspects to arrange with all 32 head trainers in our yearly position for 2024.

Among the best steps of a head instructor’s worth, nevertheless, could well be big-game dependability. It’s something to attract a follower base with motivating quotes and offseason methods; it’s one more to regularly make– after that advancement in– the playoffs. So we have actually arranged all 32 head trainers right into rates according to their postseason success, recognizing which of them go into 2024 with one of the most motivating big-stage résumé:

* Inexperienced on the large phase (18 )

Majority of the NFL’s 32 head trainers (56%, to be specific) have actually led 2 or less playoff runs. And 11 of those 18 have yet to instructor a solitary postseason video game. There’s absolutely a distinction in between, claim, the Miami Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel, that’s gotten to the playoffs two times in 2 years, and the New York City Jets’ Robert Saleh, that’s still seeking his very first postseason video game going into Year 4.

However given that football is frequently a battle of attrition, hallowing not just success yet continual success, we have actually omitted the adhering to from the greater rates, as they’re still seeking to verify themselves in the large photo: Kevin Stefanski (2 playoff looks), Mike McDaniel (2 ), Todd Bowles (2 ), Dan Campbell (1 ), Kevin O’Connell (1 ), DeMeco Ryans (1 ), Brian Daboll (1 ), Raheem Morris (0 ), Dave Canales (0 ), Mike Macdonald (0 ), Jonathan Gannon (0 ), Matt Eberflus (0 ), Antonio Pierce (0 ), Robert Saleh (0 ), Brian Callahan (0 ), Jerod Mayo (0 ), Shane Steichen ( 0) and Dennis Allen (0 ).