CoachSeasonRecordPct.
Bill Belichick, New England*20th225-79-0.740
Sean Payton, New Orleans14th118-74-0.615
Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh13th125-66-1.654
John Harbaugh, Baltimore12th104-72-0.591
Pete Carroll, Seattle*10th89-54-1.622
Jason Garrett, Dallas10th77-59-0.566
Ron Rivera, CarolinaNinth71-56-1.559
Andy Reid, Kansas City*Seventh65-31-0.677
Jay Gruden, WashingtonSixth35-44-1.444
Bill O'Brien, HoustonSixth42-38-0.525
Mike Zimmer, VikingsSixth47-21-1.594
Dan Quinn, AtlantaFifth36-28-0.564
Doug Pederson, PhiladelphiaFourth29-19-0.604
Anthony Lynn, L.A. ChargersThird20-11-0.645
Doug Marrone, Jacksonville*Third16-18-0.471
Sean McDermott, BuffaloThird15-17.469
Sean McVay, L. A. RamsThird24-8-0.750
Kyle Shanahan, San FranciscoThird10-22-0 313
Jon Gruden, Oakland*Second4-12-0.250
Matt Nagy, ChicagoSecond12-4-0.750
Matt Patricia, DetroitSecond6-10-0.375
Frank Reich, IndianapolisSecond10-6-0.625
Pat Shurmur, N.Y. Giants*Second5-11-0.313
Mike Vrabel, TennesseeSecond9-7-0.563
Bruce Arians, Tampa Bay*First——
Vic Fangio, DenverFirst——
Brian Flores, MiamiFirst——
Adam Gase, N.Y. Jets*First——
Kliff Kingsbury, ArizonaFirst——
Matt LaFleur, Green BayFirst——
Freddie Kitchens, ClevelandFirst——
Zac Taylor, CincinnatiFirst——
*Overall records: Belichick 261-123-0 .680; Reid 195-124-1 .611; Arians 49-30-1 .619; Carroll, 121-85-1 .587; Gruden, 98-93-0 .513; Gase 23-25-0 .479; Marrone 31-35-0 .470; Shurmur 25-34-0 .306
It’s too soon to tell how much the immigration crackdown is to blame.
