Table:
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Name

Term[N 2]

Regular season

Playoffs

Accomplishments

Ref.

Yrs

First

Last

GC

W

L

T

Win%

GC

W

L

1

Frank Filchock*

2

1960

1961

28

7

20

1

.268

—

[3]

2

Jack Faulkner*

3

1962

1964

32

9

22

1

.297

—

1962 UPI AFL Coach of the Year[6]

[7]

3

Mac Speedie*

3

1964

1966

26

6

19

1

.250

—

[8]

4

Ray Malavasi

1

1966

12

4

8

0

.333

—

[13]

5

Lou Saban

4

1967

1971

65

20

42

3

.325

—

[14]

6

Jerry Smith*

1

1971

5

2

3

0

.400

—

[9]

7

John Ralston*

5

1972

1976

70

34

33

3

.507

—

1973 UPI AFC NFL Coach of the Year[6]

[10]

8

Red Miller*

4

1977

1980

62

40

22

0

.645

5

2

3

1 AFC championship (1977)[15]
1977 AP NFL Coach of the Year[6]
1977 Sporting News NFL Coach of the Year[16]
1977 Pro Football Weekly NFL Coach of the Year[17]
1977 UPI AFC NFL Coach of the Year[6]

[11]

9

Dan Reeves

13

1981

1992

184

110

73

1

.601

13

7

6

3 AFC championships (1986, 1987, 1989)[15]
1984 Pro Football Weekly NFL Coach of the Year[17]
1989 UPI AFC NFL Coach of the Year[6]
1991 UPI AFC NFL Coach of the Year[6]

[5]

10

Wade Phillips

2

1993

1994

32

16

16

0

.500

1

0

1

[18]

11

Mike Shanahan

14

1995

2008

224

138

86

0

.616

13

8

5

2 Super Bowl championships (1997, 1998)[15]

[4]

12

Josh McDaniels*

2

2009

2010

28

11

17

0

.393

—

[19]

13

Eric Studesville*

1

2010

4

1

3

0

.250

—

[20]

14

John Fox*

4

2011

2014

64

46

18

0

.719

7

3

4

1 AFC championship (2013)[15]

[21]

15

Gary Kubiak

2

2015

2016

32

21

11

0

.656

3

3

0

1 AFC championship (2015)[15]
1 Super Bowl championship (2015)

[22]

16

Vance Joseph*

2

2017

2018

32

11

21

0

.344

—

[23]

17

Vic Fangio*

present

0

0

0

0

–

[24]

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