Sean Payton 10th all time best winning pct
 

Among coaches with at least 100 games coached:

1. John Madden........ .763
2. Vince Lombardi..... .738
3. George Allen........ .712
4. Blanton Collier...... .691
5. Ray Flaherty........ .684
6. George Halas....... .682
7. Don Shula........... .678
8. Paul Brown.......... .672
9. Tony Dungy......... .668
10. Sean Payton...... .660

Other Notables:

Bill Belichick .651
Mike McCarthy .648
Mike Tomlin .632

Re: Sean Payton 10th all time best winning pct
 

The surprise on that list was Belicheat.

Re: Sean Payton 10th all time best winning pct
 

as in lower than you thought?

Re: Sean Payton 10th all time best winning pct
 

that's what I assumed

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One could say the same for the NFC South....

SP may actually move up on that list in the next couple of years.

It is a bit surprising Bill Walsh is not listed there. Maybe he did not coach 100 games.

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Walsh had a .609 winning pct. George Seifert was .648, btw.

Walsh's issue was a 2-14, then a 6-10 season to start his career.

In his glory run, the last 6 seasons, 4 of them were only 10 win seasons. That would surprise most people not intimate with his record.

His thing was playoff record. 10-4 and 3 Super Bowl wins.

Other notables:

Mike Smith .644 (90 games)
John Harbaugh .644 (90 games)

Re: Sean Payton 10th all time best winning pct
 

You look back the past few years, the NFC South has been represented in the Superbowl more than any other division...

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I dunno, in the 100 games SP has coached, we have had all teams in the division win the divisional title, and when was the last time we saw Buffalo, Miami, or NY Jets in the SB?

Exactly, we least saw Carolina and TB in it in the last decade.