PFW : Hall of Fame Coach prospects

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Sure things :
Bill Belichick 142-84, three NFL titles
Bill Parcells 183-138-1, two NFL titles
Close to a sure thing :
Tony Dungy 136-74, NFL title
Waiting List :
Bill Cowher 161-99-1, two NFL titles
Don Coryell 114-89-1
Jimmy Johnson 89-68, two NFL titles
Mike Shanahan 146-95, two NFL titles
Mike Holmgren 170-110, NFL title, 3 Super Bowl appearances
Best of the rest :
Tom Flores 105-90, two NFL titles
Chuck Knox, 193-158-1
Dan Reeves 201-174-2, 4 conference champions
Marty Schottenheimer 205-139-1
George Seifert 124-67, two NFL titles
Dick Vermeil 126-114, NFL title

Coaches already in Canton :
George Allen 118-54-5
Paul Brown 167-53-8, three NFL titles
Guy Chamberlin 58-16-7, four NFL titles
Jimmy Conzelman 88-64-17, 1 NFL title
Weeb Ewbank 134-130-7, three NFL titles
Ray Flaherty 82-41-5, 1 NFL title
Joe Gibbs 171-101-1, three NFL titles
Sid Gillman, 123-104-7
Bud Grant 168-108-5, four NFC champions
George Halas, 324-151-1, six NFL titles
Curly Lambeau, 229-134-22, six NFL titles
Tom Landry, 270-178-6, two NFL titles
Marv Levy 154-120, four straight AFC champions
Vince Lombardi 105-35-6, five NFL titles
John Madden, 112-39-7, NFL title
Earle Neale 66-44-5, two NFL titles
Chuck Noll, 209-156-1, four NFL titles
Steve Owen, 155-108-17, two NFL titles
Don Shula, 347-173-6, three NFL titles
Hank Stram, 136-100-10, NFL title
Bill Walsh, 102-63-1, three NFL titles

[Badgerinmaine]

Interesting...I know they took on some rebuilding jobs, but I would have expected Jimmy Johnson and Dick Vermeil to have better winning percentages. And for how well he did, esp. with the Raiders, it's interesting how little you hear people talk about Tom Flores.