
The 2020s have been an era of offensive dominance in the NFL. Between the dynastic run of Andy Reid’s Chiefs and the proliferation of the Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan coaching trees across the NFL, elevating young offensive minds has been a serious trend across the league for years, and it has shown in the Super Bowl matchups.
Since Super Bowl LIV, which capped the 2019 season, the Big Game’s head coaches have exclusively been those with offensive backgrounds. Reid has coached in five of those games, of course, winning three, but he’s been joined by Shanahan (Super Bowls LIV, LVIII) Bruce Arians (Super Bowl LV), McVay and Zac Taylor (Super Bowl LVI) and Nick Sirianni (Super Bowls LVII, LIX). That run comes to a close next Sunday.