Head Coach Rankings

Ben Johnson is a top-five coach.

Here's a look at the hottest seats with Week 8 of the regular season upon us. 5. Nick Sirianni, Eagles ... 4. Dan Quinn, Commanders ... 3. Jim Harbaugh, Chargers ... 2. Aaron Glenn, Jets ... 1. Shane Steichen, Colts

Ranking first-year NFL head coaches: Todd Monken on top ... Dolphins' coach Jeff Hafley, who has ZERO wins so far, is ranked at the bottom of the list.

Here is a look at the 10 we will be grading and ranking through Week 6 ... 10. Jeff Hafley, Miami Dolphins ... 9. Robert Saleh, Tennessee Titans ... 8. Kevin Stefanski, Atlanta Falcons ... 7. Mike LaFleur, Arizona Cardinals ... 6. Klint Kubiak, Las Vegas Raiders ... 5. John Harbaugh, New York Giants ... 4. Mike McCarthy, Pittsburgh Steelers ... 3. Jesse Minter, Baltimore Ravens ... 2. Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills ... 1. Todd Monken, Cleveland Browns

As firing season inches closer in the volatile NFL, we ranked 10 head coaches facing job security questions and warming seats after the first five weeks. ... 1. Todd Bowles

Bryan DeArdo went through and ranked the coaches who are sitting in the hottest seats heading into Week 5... 1. Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles... 2. Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh... 3. Jets coach Aaron Glenn.

So which head coaches' seats are the hottest after the first month of the regular season? Here is my revised list. 7. DeMeco Ryans ... 6. Jim Harbaugh ... 5. Matt LaFleur ... 4. Nick Sirianni ... 3. Dan Quinn ... 2. Aaron Glenn ... 1. Todd Bowles

Consider this a ranking from the hottest seat, to the least hot... 1. Todd Bowles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2. Aaron Glenn, New York Jets; 3. Dan Quinn, Washington Commanders; 4. Matt LaFleur, Green Bay Packers; 5. Zac Taylor, Cincinnati Bengals; 6. Mike McCarthy, Pittsburgh Steelers; 7. Shane Steichen, Indianapolis Colts; 8. Nick Sirianni, Philadelphia Eagles; 9. Jim Harbaugh, Los Angeles Chargers; 10. Robert Saleh, Tennessee Titans; 11. Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions; 12. DeMeco Ryans, Houston Texans

let's roll out and rank the seven coaches who have the hottest seats in the league after Week 2. 7. Matt LaFleur ... 6. DeMeco Ryans ... 5. Shane Steichen ... 4. Dan Quinn ... 3. Jim Harbaugh ... 2. Aaron Glenn ... 1. Todd Bowles

Here's a look at whose seats are currently the hottest. 7. Nick Sirianni, Philadelphia Eagles ... 6. Dave Canales, Carolina Panthers ... 5. Shane Steichen, Indianapolis Colts ... 4. Todd Bowles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers ... 3. Aaron Glenn, New York Jets ... 2. Zac Taylor, Cincinnati Bengals ... 1. Dan Quinn, Washington Commanders

So I would rank those McCarthy, Vrabel, and then Minter's just an unknown with a major unknown at play caller.

we assess the five coaches with the hottest hot seats ... 5. Shane Steichen, Colts ... 4. Aaron Glenn, Jets ... 3. Todd Bowles, Buccaneers ... 2. Dan Quinn, Commanders ... 1. Zac Taylor, Bengals

McVay, Stafford, Reed Mahomes, Harbaugh, Herbert, Mae Vrabel, Purdy, Shanahan, Williams, Johnson would be my top six.

Sean McVay is the best coach in the NFL.

FOX Sports analyst Colin Cowherd provided his list of the top 10 head coach and quarterback combinations across the league... "I put Shanahan and Purdy at 10"... "Number one to me, and it's a pretty substantial margin, McVay and Stafford."

McDonald to me is arguably the second best coach in the league after McVeigh. He's outstanding.

I also think they might and Aaron Glenn, I don't want to be rude. They might have the worst coach in the NFL

So this Super Bowl caliber tier, I have Sean McVay, Kyle Shanahan, Mike McDonald, Sean Payton, and Dan Campbell in this tier... The leaders of men like you see right there are the Harbaugh's, Jim and John, and Mike Vrabel... Then we have the scheme lords... And you got Ben Johnson, Andy Reid, D'Amico Ryans, Kevin O'Connell, Liam Cohen, and Matt LaFleur... So this need to see more tier is Brian Schottenheimer of Dallas Cowboys, Dave Canales from Carolina Panthers, Kellen Moore from the New Orleans Saints, and Indianapolis Colts Shane Steichen... So this tier is Kevin Stefanski, Todd Bowles, Robert Saleh, Mike McCarthy, and Nick Sirianni... But these are the new first year head coaches, Jeff Halfley, Joe Brady, Jesse Mentor, Clint Kubiak, Todd Monken, and Mike Lafleur... And then we have the final tier of first coach fired potential, and that is Zach Taylor, Dan Quinn, and Aaron Glenn.

So I'll give you the one through 18 here as we close today's episode. Number one, Marv Levy. Number two, Lou Sabin. Number three, Sean McDermott. Number four, Chuck Knox. Five is Wade Phillips. Six, Doug Marone. Seven, Mike Malarkey. Eight, Buster Ramsey. Nine, Joe Collier. 10 is Dick Duran. 11 is Chiang Galey. 12, John Rausch. 13, Kay Stevenson. 14, Rex Ryan. 15, Greg Williams. 16, Hank Bola. 17, Jim Ringo. And 18, Harvey Johnson.

If it was a blank check for every NFL owner and every athletic director that knew what he was doing, McVeagh would be the number one choice... Sean McVay would be number one, Sean Payton would be way up there

Don Coryell, the greatest coach in charger history.

But I'm I'm taking it way back for a charger... Best coach of all time, Sid Gilman.

I'm going north North Turner... So I'm a go with North Turner for me.

Who would you pick first if you had every NFL coach you could have? McVay, probably. That's who Rosenthal put. Yeah. I think I agree.

I'd probably have Ben Johnson third personally... I'd put Ben Johnson fourth.