List of Super Bowl head coaches
Super Bowl head coaches
(Win number in parenthesis). [Loss number in brackets].

List of Super Bowl head coaches

Section Title: Super Bowl head coaches
Table Section Text: (Win number in parenthesis). [Loss number in brackets].

Date	Super Bowl	Winning coach	Team	Opponent	Losing coach	Score	Site

January 15, 1967	I	Vince Lombardi	Green Bay Packers	Kansas City Chiefs	Hank Stram	35–10	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles

January 14, 1968	II	Vince Lombardi (2)	Green Bay Packers	Oakland Raiders	John Rauch	33–14	Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida

January 12, 1969	III	Weeb Ewbank	New York Jets	Baltimore Colts	Don Shula	16–7	Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida

January 11, 1970	IV	Hank Stram	Kansas City Chiefs	Minnesota Vikings	Bud Grant	23–7	Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 17, 1971	V	Don McCafferty	Baltimore Colts	Dallas Cowboys	Tom Landry	16–13	Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida

January 16, 1972	VI	Tom Landry	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Dolphins	Don Shula [2]	24–3	Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 14, 1973	VII	Don Shula	Miami Dolphins	Washington Redskins	George Allen	14–7	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles

January 13, 1974	VIII	Don Shula (2)	Miami Dolphins	Minnesota Vikings	Bud Grant [2]	24–7	Rice Stadium in Houston, Texas

January 12, 1975	IX	Chuck Noll	Pittsburgh Steelers	Minnesota Vikings	Bud Grant [3]	16–6	Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 18, 1976	X	Chuck Noll (2)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	Tom Landry [2]	21–17	Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida

January 9, 1977	XI	John Madden	Oakland Raiders	Minnesota Vikings	Bud Grant [4]	32–14	Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California

January 15, 1978	XII	Tom Landry (2)	Dallas Cowboys	Denver Broncos	Red Miller	27–10	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 21, 1979	XIII	Chuck Noll (3)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	Tom Landry [3]	35–31	Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida

January 20, 1980	XIV	Chuck Noll (4)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Rams	Ray Malavasi	31–19	Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California

January 25, 1981	XV	Tom Flores	Oakland Raiders	Philadelphia Eagles	Dick Vermeil	27–10	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 24, 1982	XVI	Bill Walsh	San Francisco 49ers	Cincinnati Bengals	Forrest Gregg	26–21	Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan

January 30, 1983	XVII	Joe Gibbs	Washington Redskins	Miami Dolphins	Don Shula [3]	27–17	Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California

January 22, 1984	XVIII	Tom Flores (2)	Los Angeles Raiders	Washington Redskins	Joe Gibbs	38–9	Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida

January 20, 1985	XIX	Bill Walsh (2)	San Francisco 49ers	Miami Dolphins	Don Shula [4]	38–16	Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto, California

January 26, 1986	XX	Mike Ditka	Chicago Bears	New England Patriots	Raymond Berry	46–10	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 25, 1987	XXI	Bill Parcells	New York Giants	Denver Broncos	Dan Reeves	39–20	Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California

January 31, 1988	XXII	Joe Gibbs (2)	Washington Redskins	Denver Broncos	Dan Reeves [2]	42–10	Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California

January 22, 1989	XXIII	Bill Walsh (3)	San Francisco 49ers	Cincinnati Bengals	Sam Wyche	20–16	Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, Florida

January 28, 1990	XXIV	George Seifert	San Francisco 49ers	Denver Broncos	Dan Reeves [3]	55–10	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 27, 1991	XXV	Bill Parcells (2)	New York Giants	Buffalo Bills	Marv Levy	20–19	Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida

January 26, 1992	XXVI	Joe Gibbs (3)	Washington Redskins	Buffalo Bills	Marv Levy [2]	37–24	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota

January 31, 1993	XXVII	Jimmy Johnson	Dallas Cowboys	Buffalo Bills	Marv Levy [3]	52–17	Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California

January 30, 1994	XXVIII	Jimmy Johnson (2)	Dallas Cowboys	Buffalo Bills	Marv Levy [4]	30–13	Georgia Dome in Atlanta

January 29, 1995	XXIX	George Seifert (2)	San Francisco 49ers	San Diego Chargers	Bobby Ross	49–26	Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, Florida

January 28, 1996	XXX	Barry Switzer	Dallas Cowboys	Pittsburgh Steelers	Bill Cowher	27–17	Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona

January 26, 1997	XXXI	Mike Holmgren	Green Bay Packers	New England Patriots	Bill Parcells	35–21	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 25, 1998	XXXII	Mike Shanahan	Denver Broncos	Green Bay Packers	Mike Holmgren	31–24	Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California

January 31, 1999	XXXIII	Mike Shanahan (2)	Denver Broncos	Atlanta Falcons	Dan Reeves [4]	34–19	Pro Player Stadium in Miami, Florida

January 30, 2000	XXXIV	Dick Vermeil	St. Louis Rams	Tennessee Titans	Jeff Fisher	23–16	Georgia Dome in Atlanta

January 28, 2001	XXXV	Brian Billick	Baltimore Ravens	New York Giants	Jim Fassel	34–7	Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida

February 3, 2002	XXXVI	Bill Belichick	New England Patriots	St. Louis Rams	Mike Martz	20–17	Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

January 26, 2003	XXXVII	Jon Gruden	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Oakland Raiders	Bill Callahan	48–21	Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California

February 1, 2004	XXXVIII	Bill Belichick (2)	New England Patriots	Carolina Panthers	John Fox	32–29	Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas

February 6, 2005	XXXIX	Bill Belichick (3)	New England Patriots	Philadelphia Eagles	Andy Reid	24–21	Alltel Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida

February 5, 2006	XL	Bill Cowher	Pittsburgh Steelers	Seattle Seahawks	Mike Holmgren [2]	21–10	Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan

February 4, 2007	XLI	Tony Dungy	Indianapolis Colts	Chicago Bears	Lovie Smith	29–17	Dolphin Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida

February 3, 2008	XLII	Tom Coughlin	New York Giants	New England Patriots	Bill Belichick	17–14	University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona

February 1, 2009	XLIII	Mike Tomlin	Pittsburgh Steelers	Arizona Cardinals	Ken Whisenhunt	27–23	Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida

February 7, 2010	XLIV	Sean Payton	New Orleans Saints	Indianapolis Colts	Jim Caldwell	31–17	Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida

February 6, 2011	XLV	Mike McCarthy	Green Bay Packers	Pittsburgh Steelers	Mike Tomlin	31–25	Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas

February 5, 2012	XLVI	Tom Coughlin (2)	New York Giants	New England Patriots	Bill Belichick [2]	21–17	Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana

February 3, 2013	XLVII	John Harbaugh	Baltimore Ravens	San Francisco 49ers	Jim Harbaugh	34–31	Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana

February 2, 2014	XLVIII	Pete Carroll	Seattle Seahawks	Denver Broncos	John Fox [2]	43–8	MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey

February 1, 2015	XLIX	Bill Belichick (4)	New England Patriots	Seattle Seahawks	Pete Carroll	28–24	University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona

February 7, 2016	50	Gary Kubiak	Denver Broncos	Carolina Panthers	Ron Rivera	24–10	Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California

February 5, 2017	LI	Bill Belichick (5)	New England Patriots	Atlanta Falcons	Dan Quinn	34–28 (OT)	NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas

February 4, 2018	LII	Doug Pederson	Philadelphia Eagles	New England Patriots	Bill Belichick [3]	41-33	U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota

February 3, 2019	LIII	Bill Belichick (6)	New England Patriots	Los Angeles Rams	Sean McVay	13-3	Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia

Sentence(s)

Chuck Noll four Super Bowl victories rank second behind Bill Belichick.

final_sentence: Chuck Noll four Super Bowl victories rank second behind Bill Belichick.