If you’re looking for long-term job security, the NFL probably isn’t the best place to work. Players, coaches and front-office members have to prove themselves on a week-to-week basis or they could be replaced.
The Atlanta Falcons benched quarterback Desmond Ridder just a few weeks after declaring him the starter for the remainder of the season. Not only is Ridder out, but head coach Arthur Smith could be next if he doesn’t start winning football games.
With three weeks left in the 2023 season, here’s a look at all 32 NFL head coaches arranged by winning percentage.
1
Nick Sirianni (Eagles): .688
2
Matt LaFleur (Packers): .663
3
Bill Belichick (Patriots): .649
4
Kevin O'Connell (Vikings): .645
5
Andy Reid (Chiefs): .641
6
Sean McDermott (Bills): .631
7
Mike Tomlin (Steelers): .629
8
Sean Payton (Broncos): .624
9
Mike McCarthy (Cowboys): .619
10
John Harbaugh (Ravens): .617
11
Mike McDaniel (Dolphins): .613
12
Sean McVay (Rams): .598
13
Pete Carroll (Seahawks): .585
14
Shane Steichen (Colts): .571
15
DeMeco Ryans (Texans): .571
16
Kyle Shanahan (49ers): .563
17
Mike Vrabel (Titans): .552
18
Kevin Stefanski (Browns): .547
19
Doug Pederson (Jaguars): .536
20
Ron Rivera (Commanders): .505
21
Antonio Pierce (Raiders): .500
22
Brian Daboll (Giants): .468
23
Zac Taylor (Bengals): .462
24
Dan Campbell (Lions): .458
25
Todd Bowles (Buccaneers): .418
26
Arthur Smith (Falcons): .417
27
Chris Tabor (Panthers): .333
28
Robert Saleh (Jets): .333
29
Dennis Allen (Saints): .328
30
Matt Eberflus (Bears): .258
31
Jonathan Gannon (Cardinals): .214
