All 32 NFL Teams WORST Head Coach Ever

Josh Mcdaniels should’ve been on here twice

10:09 I get that Adam Gase was a disaster in New York, but...how can you not pick Rich Kotite with his 4-28 record in 1995 and 1996?

Can't forget Chip Kelly's tenure in San Fran. 2-14 was dreadful.

I think Nathaniel Hackett is the worst Broncos head coach. There's a REASON why he got fired in the middle of his FIRST year on the job in the mile high

Raiders fans seeing Josh McDaniels on this list as the Bronco’s Worst Head Coach…

7:10 Lane Kiffin took the job with the Tennessee Titans? No, it was the Tennessee Volunteers

Although for the Packers Phil Bengston the coach after Lombardi was bad, the worst was actually the coach BEFORE Lombardi. Ray “Scooter”McClain. He was 1-10-1 in his only season in 1958.

For Eagles fans this one is easy…. The Genius himself aka CHIP KELLY. He literally got rid of all of best players 😵‍💫

Woah... Mike Singletary was far from being the worst Niners head coach. Hell imma say he's one of the reasons why the 49ers defense became great. Singletary did a lot of great things. He just wasn't able to put it all together in wins. His worst season I believe was 6-10. Dennis Erickson was the worst 49ers coach. In 2003, their kicker lost like 5 games for them and Erickson still didn't fire the kicker. If it wasn't for the damn kicker, they win their division. And in 2004 they go 2-14.

Marchibroda did not take over an expansion franchise. The Cleveland browns moved to Baltimore and became the ravens. Ownership, management and players all in place. Did they have an expansion draft? No. It’s an absolute joke that the nfl calls that an expansion team but the Cleveland replacement, an actual expansion team, is considered a continuation of the original browns.

As a lions fan, we’ve had our share of… bad coaching… but Matt Patricia came right to mind when I saw the title

Fun fact, Walt Kiesling is the reason that Johnny Unitas, a native Pittsburgher and 2nd round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers, was ultimately cut by the team over the objections of almost every one of the rest of the staff. Walt supposedly told the Rooneys that Unitas would never be able to play quarterback at a professional level and was worthless as a prospect and just to add insult to injury told the Rooneys that he'd never play him if they kept him. He ran several players out of Pittsburgh most of whom turned out to be star players elsewhere. Literally the guy drove off about six to eight Hall of Fame players that were Steelers draft picks in his time there and slightly more All Pros as well. Without him the Steelers might have been the team to beat in the 1950s. And all that because the previous head coach had a heart attack and died shortly after the season was over causing the Steelers to bring in this pile of garbage.

The worst coach in Bills' history is not Jim Ringo, it's Harvey Johnson. Johnson was a scout by trade, but took the coaching job twice as a favor to Ralph Wilson. In two separate seasons, 1968 and 1971, Johnson went 2-23-1, a winning percentage of 0.080. That is the worst coaching record for any NFL coach with 25 or more games coached.

I've got to totally disagree on the Mike Singletary one. The 49ers have quite a few other coaches you could argue were the worst in franchise history. Erickson, Nolan, Tomsula, Kelly, are all contenders for that spot, and I know they had some miserable seasons prior to Bill Walsh taking over in the late 70s.

What's crazy is that the steelers have never had a bad head coach. The only time was before the merger. Since the merger, all three coaches have been winners. Crazy shit.

It's SEEfert not SYEfert, and I believe Kiffen is shown with the Volunteers not the Titans

Had to dig deep in the Steelers history book considering that we've had Hall of Fame coaching since 1969. Noll is in Canton, Cowher is in Canton, and theyve all but measured Tomlin for his gold jacket when he hands the job off.

Rich Kotite should be on this list twice.

Singletary may not have been a great coach, but, he at least had a competitive season and built the defense that Harbaugh would enjoy during his tenure with the 49ers. He definitely wasn't worse than Dennis Erickson, who fielded perhaps the worst 49ers team in history.

Steelers had to go all the way to 1944. Thats a hell of a team