List of Philadelphia Flyers head coaches

There have been 16 head coaches of the Philadelphia Flyers since the team began play in 1967–68. Only Bob McCammon has had more than one stint as Flyers coach.
==Key==
 	Won Stanley Cup as Flyers coach
# 	Number of coaches
GC 	Games coached
W 	Wins
L 	Losses
T 	Ties
OL 	Overtime loss
Pts 	Points
Pts %	Points percentage
Win %	Winning percentage
† 	Replaced during the season
(G) 	Goaltending coach
==Coaches==
Note: Stats are updated through the end of the 2008–09 season
right|thumb|150px|Pat Quinn won the Jack Adams Award during the Flyers record breaking 1979–80 season.
right|thumb|150px|Mike Keenan won the Jack Adams Award during his first season as an NHL head coach in 1984–85.
# 	Name 	Seasons 	Regular season	Regular season	Regular season	Regular season	Regular season	Regular season	Regular season	Playoffs	Playoffs	Playoffs	Playoffs	Notes 	Ref
# 	Name 	Seasons 	GC 	W 	L 	T 	OL 	Pts 	Pts % 	GC 	W 	L 	Win % 	Notes 	Ref
1 	Keith Allen 	1967–1969 	150 	51 	67 	32 	– 	134 	.447 	11 	3 	8 	.273 	FHOF-1989HHOF-1992 	
2 	Vic Stasiuk 	1969–1971 	154 	45 	68 	41 	– 	131 	.425 	4 	0 	4 	.000 	— 	
3 	Fred Shero 	1972–1978 	554 	308 	151 	95 	– 	711 	.642 	83 	48 	35 	.578 	SC-1974, 1975JA-1974FHOF-1990	
4 	Bob McCammon 	1978–1979† 	50 	22 	17 	11 	– 	55 	.550 	— 	— 	— 	— 	— 	
5 	Pat Quinn 	1979–1982† 	262 	141 	73 	48 	– 	330 	.630 	39 	22 	17 	.564 	JA-1980 	
– 	Bob McCammon 	1982–1984 	168 	97 	51 	20 	– 	214 	.637 	10 	1 	9 	.100 	— 	
6 	Mike Keenan 	1984–1988 	320 	190 	102 	28 	– 	408 	.638 	57 	32 	25 	.561 	JA-1985 	
7 	Paul Holmgren	1988–1991† 	264 	107 	126 	31 	– 	245 	.464 	19 	10 	9 	.526 	— 	
8 	Bill Dineen 	1991–1993 	140 	60 	60 	20 	– 	140 	.500 	— 	— 	— 	— 	— 	
9 	Terry Simpson	1993–1994 	84 	35 	39 	10 	– 	80 	.476 	— 	— 	— 	— 	— 	
10	Terry Murray 	1994–1997 	212 	118 	64 	30 	– 	266 	.627 	46 	28 	18 	.609 	— 	
11	Wayne Cashman	1997–1998† 	61 	32 	20 	9 	– 	73 	.598 	— 	— 	— 	— 	— 	
12	Roger Neilson	1998–2000 	185 	92 	57 	33 	3 	220 	.595 	29 	14 	15 	.483 	— 	
13	Craig Ramsay 	2000† 	28 	12 	12 	4 	0 	28 	.500 	— 	— 	— 	— 	— 	
14	Bill Barber 	2000–2002 	136 	73 	40 	17 	6 	169 	.621 	11 	3 	8 	.273 	FHOF-1989JA-2001 	
15	Ken Hitchcock	2002–2006† 	254 	131 	73 	28 	22 	312 	.614 	37 	19 	18 	.514 	— 	
16	John Stevens 	2006–present	238 	107 	98 	– 	33 	247 	.519 	23 	11 	12 	.478 	— 	
===Assistant coaches===
Coach 	Assistants 	Coach 	Assistants 	Coach 	Assistants
Shero 	Barry Ashbee (1974–77)Terry Crisp (1977–78)Mike Nykoluk (1972–77)Pat Quinn (1977–78) 	Holmgren	Mike Eaves (1988–90)Craig Hartsburg (1990–91)Ken Hitchcock (1990–91)Andy Murray (1988–90)Bernie Parent (G) (1988–91)	Neilson 	Keith Acton (1998)Dave Brown (1998)Wayne Cashman (1998–2000)Rejean Lemelin (G) (1998–2000)Craig Ramsay (1998–2000)
McCammon	Terry Crisp (1978–79)Jacques Plante (G) (1978–79) 	Dineen 	Craig Hartsburg (1991–93)Ken Hitchcock (1991–93)Bernie Parent (G) (1991–93) 	Ramsay 	Bill Barber (2000)Rejean Lemelin (G) (2000)Mike Stothers (2000)
Quinn 	Bob Boucher (1980–82)Bobby Clarke (1979–82)Terry Crisp (1979)Jacques Plante (G) (1979–82) 	Simpson 	Mike Eaves (1993–94)Craig Hartsburg (1993–94)Bernie Parent (G) (1993–94) 	Barber 	Rejean Lemelin (G) (2000–02)E. J. McGuire (2001–02)Mike Stothers (2000–02)
McCammon	Bob Boucher (1982)Bobby Clarke (1982)Bernie Parent (G) (1982–84)Jacques Plante (G) (1982)Ted Sator (1983–84) 	Murray 	Keith Acton (1994–97)Dave Brown (1996–97)Rejean Lemelin (G) (1994–97)Tom Webster (1994–96) 	Hitchcock	Wayne Fleming (2002–06)Craig Hartsburg (2002–04)Rejean Lemelin (G) (2002–06)Terry Murray (2004–06)John Stevens (2006)
Keenan 	Bill Barber (1985–88)Paul Holmgren (1985–88)E. J. McGuire (1985–88)Bernie Parent (G) (1984–88)Ted Sator (1984–85)	Cashman 	Keith Acton (1997–98)Dave Brown (1997–98)Rejean Lemelin (G) (1997–98) 	Stevens 	Craig Berube (2006–07, 2008–present) Jeff Reese (G) (2009–present) Jack McIlhargey (2007–present)Joe Mullen (2007–present)Rejean Lemelin (G) (2006–2009)Terry Murray (2006–08)
==Notes==
* A running total of the number of coaches of the Flyers. Thus any coach who has two or more separate terms as head coach is only counted once.
* Neilson went on medical leave in February 2000 and initially planned on returning at the end of the first round of the playoffs, but his doctors advised the Flyers that he lacked the strength to perform his duties as head coach. After interim coach Craig Ramsay led the Flyers to the Eastern Conference Finals, the Flyers named Ramsay head coach. The games Ramsay coached in place of Neilson are officially counted on Neilson's coaching totals.
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