NFL Head Coaches: Who Is the Head Coach of Each NFL Team in 2020?
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Question 1/15
As one of just three rookie head coaches in 2020, this coach is the only one who was only a special teams coordinator with no head coaching or assistant coaching experience:
- Matt Rhule
- Kevin Stefanski
- Brian Flores
- Joe Judge
Question 2/15
This coach is entering his second season as head coach after spending several years coaching quarterbacks before showing off his talent as the Rams offensive coordinator in 2017 and Tennessee’s in 2018:
- Zac Taylor
- Matt LaFleur
- Kliff Kingsbury
- Vic Fangio
Question 3/15
Not only was this head coach a former Virginia Tech starting quarterback, but he was also a member of the coaching staff on seven different NFL teams from the New Orleans Saints to the Tampa Bay Bucs, where he is currently at the helm.
- Bruce Arians
- Mike Zimmer
- Doug Pederson
- Mike Vrabel
Question 4/15
After failing as an NFL head coach for two teams in the '90s, this Seattle Seahawks head coach spent much of the 2000s leading USC to multiple national titles before returning to the NFL where he won his first Super Bowl.
- Frank Reich
- Pete Carroll
- Ron Rivera
- Kyle Shanahan
Question 5/15
Since being named head coach back in 2006, this coach has remained with the same team for 14 seasons, where he won a Super Bowl and made the playoffs in all but five of those years.
- Adam Gase
- Doug Maronne
- Jon Gruden
- Sean Payton
Question 6/15
It was not that long ago that this head coach was bouncing around the AFL leading the New York Dragons, Carolina Cobras, Georgia Force, and Columbus Destroyers to a ton of scoring before finding his way to the Philadelphia Eagles as a player then coaching intern.
- Dan Quinn
- John Harbaugh
- Matt Nagy
- Sean McDermott
Question 7/15
This head coach has worked for Nick Saban, Steve Marucci, Rod Marinelli, Mike Martz, and John Fox before finally getting his shot as head coach of the Miami Dolphins, which only lasted two seasons. He is currently the head coach of the New York Jets.
- Adam Gase
- Sean McDermott
- Joe Judge
- Mike Zimmer
Question 8/15
This former NFL running back has two Super Bowl rings and eight years of experience as a player before entering the coaching ranks. There, he worked as an assistant head coach for the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills before finally winning the job as head coach of the San Diego Chargers.
- Dan Quinn
- Bruce Arians
- Anthony Lynn
- Sean McVay
Question 9/15
After winning Super Bowl XLV, it seemed as if this head coach was going to retire the same place he got his first head coaching break but then his relationship with a certain quarterback got ugly and he now coaches the Dallas Cowboys.
- Jon Gruden
- Ron Rivera
- Bruce Arians
- Mike McCarthy
Question 10/15
No other active NFL head coach is more respected without ever having won a Super Bowl, until last year, when he finally got the coveted ring with the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Andy Reid
- Ron Rivera
- John Harbaugh
- Sean Payton
Question 11/15
As he enters his fourth NFL season coaching the Los Angeles Rams, this head coach was hired in 2017 at just 30 years old, making him the youngest NFL head coach in over 100 years.
- Lane Kiffin
- Sean McVay
- Mike Tomlin
- Sean Payton
Question 12/15
After spending nine years as an announcer for ESPN's Monday Night Football telecasts, this head coach returned to Oakland to take back the head coaching role he once had with the Raiders just before they moved to Las Vegas this year.
- Bill Belichick
- Jon Gruden
- Andy Reid
- Mike McCarthy
Question 13/15
As a collegiate quarterback, the Arizona Cardinals head coach once owned 13 conference records and seven NCAA records after throwing for 12,423 yards and 95 touchdowns in his career.
- Kliff Kingsbury
- Sean McVay
- Dan Quinn
- Sean Payton
Question 14/15
Before 2015, the Baltimore Ravens head coach was not the only member of his family coaching in the NFL. His brother was actually the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, and the two brothers even faced off against one another in Super Bowl XLVII, the only time that has ever happened.
- Kyle Shanahan
- Jim Harbaugh
- Mike McCarthy
- John Harbaugh
Question 15/15
This NFL head coach has seen ten of his former assistants go on to become head coaches on their own and currently has four of them working in 2020. He also has two former players that are also currently coaching in the NFL making him one of the greatest teaching head coaches ever.
- Andy Reid
- Sean Payton
- Bill Belichick
- Mike Tomlin
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NFL Head Coaches
The list of NFL head coaches is growing faster each season as more teams search for quick fixes to long term problems. Over the past five seasons, the list of NFL coaches to be fired grows longer and longer as winning is no longer good enough. Even New Orleans, New England, San Francisco, Kansas City, and Green Bay can quickly change their minds about who they want running the team. Outside of Bill Belichick and Andy Reid, pro football coaches never take a day off.