Every NFL Team's WORST Head Coach

[@doubledown0411]

Best Jon McKay quote: Reporter: How do you feel about your team's execution? McKay: I'm in favor of it.

[@youstinklolgotakeashower]

If McKay had an actual team and not been hired by an ownership group led by Mr. Krabs, his legacy could have been saved, as a solid, or even fantastic head coach. Still, for comedy's sake, it's probably better he did get hired by the Bucs.

[@beamerball666]

That's one of my favorite sound bites

[@inrainbows1829]

He's the best soundbite NFL coach ever. Was well respected at USC.

[@bjnt922]

@@youstinklolgotakeashower You called Hugh Culverhouse Mr. Crabs 🤣

[@the3rdmorice]

@@youstinklolgotakeashower Even so, McKay turned them into playoff contenders and had them in the NFC championship game in 79. You're absolutely right about Culverhouse. It was because of him not wanting to pay Doug Williams to come back that dragged em back down to irrelavnce. Then came the Bo Jackson debacle

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

Well time to update the Jags worst head coach

[@MrGUnit27]

The funniest part is that Urban Meyer actually has a higher winning percentage than Mike Mularkey. They both had 2 wins, but Meyer didn't coach the full season

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

@@MrGUnit27 that’s very true and Bobby petrino has a higher win percentage as well

[@Radman1889]

@@MrGUnit27 Facts. You could say he punted it away

[@cheddah48]

Now the raiders 😔

[@samfewer8462]

broncos too

[@joeyteter9383]

“We didn’t tackle well but it’s okay because we made up for it by not blocking” 😂😂😂😭😭😭

[@E.HondaSF]

Was a damn good college coach, dont think anyone coulda won with those Bucs

[@jaylew8408]

As a Chicagoan I would love to have a character of his caliber coach the bears again. If we're going to be a disappointment then it would be nice to have some comic relief to the inevitable game day outcome. He really was a stellar college coach

[@joeyteter9383]

@@E.HondaSF I agree, yea I think it was going to be bad for whoever took that role. But at least he made it entertaining. @Jay Lew I also agree with you, if you’re going to be bad then it’s best to be a fun kind of bad lol

[@KennethBarr1957]

That goes with when he was asked about the Bucs offense’s execution, he replied that he was in favor of it.

[@brentjones886]

He was hilarious

[@reygarciaiv484]

Fun fact: Johnny Unitas was on the Steelers during Walt Keisling's stint with the team. He cut Unitas. When asked why he let Johnny go, Keisling simply replied "he's too dumb to play football."

[@bbb4228]

Walt exposing himself

[@billybandyk0720]

Johnny Unitas 2 "dumb" 2 play football? Yeah, Walt Kesling; r U in the Pro Football HOF? Nope; that make Walt Kesling 2 DUMB 2 COACH FOOTBALL!!!!!

[@kenrickkahn]

Walt must been on drugs.. Johnny Unitas modeled the modern Quarterback.. Walt Keisling is WHAT TO NOT to look for when searching for a coach..

[@richpeck11]

Steelers were the also rans of the NFL until the 1970's

[@AirtimeAerial]

Welp 😵

[@UfodexENMD]

My favorite John McKay quote Reporter: "Why was your plan only 5 years?" John: "I only had a 5 year contract"

[@Staceyatkinson4496]

Love the one in which when asked "what do you think of the execution of the offense" He answered "I agree, they should be

[@noman8412]

John McKay was not a bad coach. He literally had to play with a team built from draft leftovers. He had to be the head coach of the worst team the NFL had ever seen for two years and nearly went winless in two straight years. After taking all that abuse, he managed to win the division in '79 and lost the NFC championship. John McKay should be respected for the monumental task of coaching that team to respectability.

[@UfodexENMD]

@@noman8412 he definitely was not bad at all just got thrust into a terrible situation. All respect to him for all he did and accomplished

[@dbsti3006]

He's not wrong at least. Lol.

[@Giratina1999]

@@noman8412 lol John McKay deserves more recognition than he got, he also managed to keep his sense of humor

[@ibrahimkhalif83]

“What do you think of your team’s execution?” “I’m in favor of it” Jack McKay😂😂😂

[@AutoArtemAuto]

For every Walsh and Belichick, there's a Petrino and Gase. Yep.

[@ThePrufessa]

Patricia though. This is conferences were the same thing every single week.

[@E_tiBEAMERBOY]

@@ThePrufessa MATT NAGY😭😂 “this is where we’re at” “we had a great practice”

[@Iconhulk]

Belicheat... Spelled it wrong. Asterisks don't count..

[@fredb3400]

Check out what Petrino has done ever since first taking the HC job in louisville until now. The worst ever.

[@frenchfrey65]

now add Urban Meyer, lol

[@82dorrin]

That clip of McDaniels throwing a hissy fit at his team while they all look like they're tuning him out sums up his stint in Denver nicely.

[@daddyp810]

Would rather have McDaniel than Hackett at this point

[@nolimitnoah6627]

Every Emergency QB who has been forced to play Like it so he sees it

[@mikeoz6643]

Kendall Hinton is a goat

[@CBielski87]

he stole dat Malarkey reference from Band of Bro tho and said it all malarkey

[@terrencecarter1915]

@@mikeoz6643 Tom Tupa would like a word with you.

[@bobbysflyinghat3722]

@@mikeoz6643 facts man had 24 hours to prepare

[@Zalwalloo]

@@mikeoz6643 I think Hinton would be an honourable mention because he started the game

[@thattimestampguy]

0:39 Walt Kiesling - Steelers 1:06 George Seifert - 2000’ Panthers 1:28 Bart Starr- 1975-1983 Packers 1:55 Rod Rust - 1990 Patriots 2:20 Stevie Wilks- Cardinals 2:40 Mike Ditka- Saints 3:08 Ted M. - Ravens 3:33 Les Steckel - 1984 Vikings

[@thugnastyfysu5370]

Why would you only tag 1/3rd of the video?? What's the point? Just delete this comment

[@TallgrassMeander]

​@@thugnastyfysu5370 That's how bad Les Steckel was lmao

[@johnquach8821]

Every NFL team's best Head Coach Lions: We had a good head coach?

[@beamerball666]

Back in ye olden times they won an NFL Championship or two I think

[@icarusmarioFAN]

There was a time period when the Lions and Browns regularly competed against each other for titles

[@johnquach8821]

@@icarusmarioFAN Once upon a time. Then both teams fell into the abyss of loserdom. Now the Browns look to be climbing out of it.

[@vikingraider712]

They had a decent coach and fired him

[@dekardkain5469]

@@icarusmarioFAN I've heard tell of these legends. It was far away, in the long-long ago. My people tell these tales as well, though ours are full of songs of victory and the lamentations of our enemies. I wonder why our views are so different during the same time periods? Sincerely, A Packers Fan.

[@Slider6294]

As a Packers fan, I'll say that while the Bart Starr-coached years were pretty awful, no way was he the worst. Scooter McLean, 1-12-1 total right before Lombardi came to town, probably owns that title.

[@dvferyance]

Ray Rhodes was pretty bad as well. It's a miracle that team went 8-8 given what a mess it was.

[@jski7355]

Infante gets my vote .Starr handcuffed from the trade for Hadl that was made by The " Devine " coach preceding Bart

[@Fireyninjadog]

It was 1-10-1 in 1958

[@michaellong3836]

Forrest Gregg might've had slightly better records, but from what I heard, his players couldn't stand him. That has to could for something.

[@thebigm4]

@@jski7355 Wrong Ray McLean Wins 1 Losses 10 Ties 1 Winning percentage 12.5 percent Lindy Infante Wins 24 Losses 40 Ties 0 Winning percentage 37.5 percent.

[@codyweaver7546]

Coked out of his mind Adam Gase has got to be my favorite all time presser.

[@nancypine9952]

I was a little surprised Lou Holtz didn't get mentioned. He coached the Jets for one year, had a 3-10 record, and resigned before the last game. He tried to motivate the team by doing little magic tricks, and even wrote a fight song, sung to the tune of, "As the Caissons go Rolling along." He once admitted at a press conference that he hadn't expected NFL players to be so [long pause] professional. He was a terrific college coach, but wasn't cut out to be an NFL coach.

[@PrinzII]

Same can be said for Kingsbury. Only difference is that Holtz was a legend in College while Kingsbury was mediocre at best.

[@BigSho0ter]

never forget Dan Orlovski taking 7 steps out of the back of the endzone, before realizing he ran out the back of the endzone. Now he's ANALYZING FOOTBALL!? No...

[@wardrager]

Imagine a kid wanting to be a dr. He goes to college/ med school and eventually becomes a dr but it turns out he's a terrible dr. He's so bad he gets fired but somehow gets a job evaluating other drs. That's Dan Orlovsky.

[@fredb3400]

He was thinking outside the box... I guess... C'mon, cut me some slack, I'm trying here!

[@thelakeman5207]

Dan Orlovsky played at UCONN. Just getting on a team in the NFL is an accomplishment for anyone from UCONN.

[@thelakeman5207]

@@fredb3400 Good one!

[@romeog9347]

>that bum part of 0-16 season gonna analyze football what a joke espn is becoming

[@CamBam269]

“The apple didn’t fall...from the tree.....at all” 😂😂😂😂

[@ck-1649]

As a Browns fan, the title just screams "Hue Jackson"

[@tfofgaming3413]

@@penguinsfan251 All of whom had more than 3 wins in their tenures. Hue Janus is in a league of his own. I remember seeing an article that he's the 2nd worst head coach statistically of all time, behind only Marty Mornhinweg in career winning %.

[@BG-mh6pc]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@TheSBleeder]

What about the original Browns?

[@godisme8151]

Joe Thomas said that the entire time with Hue Jackson, they were purposefully tanking for draft picks. Hard to call him the worst coach ever when the owner and GM wanted the team to lose. Kitchens on the other hand was just completely incompetent.

[@earlostrohs3543]

He was great as Wolverine tho

[@coastercraziness]

“You think the Bengals look bad now?” It took me a while to realize this was a year ago

[@dwjoseph59]

My favorite comment from john mckay when he coached the buccaneers & a reporter asked him about the "execution of his team's offense?!?!" Coach mckay said: 'i'd allow it!!" 😂😂🤣🤣

[@bradford9129]

I might argue that Ray “Scooter” McLean was a worse head coach than Bart for Green Bay. Dude went 1-10-1 in 1958 and by all the accounts I’ve read, had absolutely zero control of his locker room.

[@mrjackman7821]

If Matt Patricia didn’t inspire this video idk what did

[@RexKarrs]

a hack.

[@vince01lp]

I know that for the Falcons, it’s gotta be Petrino who is just a bad human being. You nailed it!

[@tangofett4065]

💯

[@DeInevitable]

when I heard you talking about Bilichick and McDaniels I knew right away who'd you'd be choosing for the Denver Broncos.

[@ThatDude661]

I think this list needs an update for Matt Rhule and Urban Meyer

[@leifopstad2972]

and Nathaniel Hackett

[@B-Mag]

Urban Meyer might be the worst NFL coach of all time

[@Armanburner]

Hue jackson or urban @@B-Mag

[@JCP405]

6:50 just a small correction Allen went 8-28 with my Raiders. Keep in mind Allen inherited an 8-8 Raiders team the year before and still failed.

[@JCP405]

Also the guy who went 8-8 with us was Hue Jackson.

[@ColonelCarnage]

He was also 2-0 against Pittsburgh lol

[@blacksheep25251]

Was thinking Joe Bugle

[@CazMas7777]

You a big Las Vegas fan?

[@theepoetrygod]

Gotta update the list now for Urban Meyer and Matt Nagy Edit: Marc Trestman was the worst bears coach. at least Matt Magy could say he was Coach of the Year at one point.

[@PrinzII]

Actually, Nagy was not the worst in Bears history. Wannstedt and Abe Gibron were the absolute worst.

[@Niel2760]

@@PrinzII last road playoff win was led by Wanny. He’s not the worst.

[@killalltogepis9916]

Yeah at least Matt Nagy won Coach of the Year before. Doesn’t matter though Bears have been a joke for decades. Shit, even Mike Ditka was an overrated coach for them.

[@tharivol123]

And now update with Frank Reich and Hackett

[@sportsnstuff5557]

To be fair, when Bart Starr was hired he knew it was going to be tough. But he almost saved it. He wanted to draft Joe Montana, but the GM overruled him. So blame the gm for Starr's coaching stint

[@caellum_liceaga]

Imagine that. Joe Montana never winning 4 with Jerry and instead being in a packer jersey.

[@haroldtollison3363]

Montana only won 4 🤫😳

[@caellum_liceaga]

@@haroldtollison3363 lol i was thinking of brady.

[@haroldtollison3363]

You good but Montana never lost a super bowl and what happened to cam Newton

[@daveverplank]

I think Bill Walsh had a lot to do with Montana's success.

[@NecroticCortex]

As a Texans fan, thank you for that. That did put a smile on my face.

[@PrinzII]

Gotta agree on O'Brien but we thank him for giving us DHop.

[@travisjean5255]

Your dad jokes are what makes this channel great keep it going !

[@joshbluhm250]

Urban Meyer and Nathaniel Hackett be like: "hold our beers"

[@koz8314]

Right as Matt Patricia is fired 😂😂😂

[@skytrooper77]

Good video , I liked the band of brothers clip for malarkey lol . But if you wanna talk about a coach who quit on his team nick sabban should at least get an honorable mention as a worst dolphins coach haha

[@mp3_yt]

Giants: Ben McAdoo. Period.

[@dwjoseph59]

Yes

[@Ch538Q]

As a giants fan, that’s the only coach I could think of

[@KaMiller187]

Ben McAdoodoo is more like it

[@mrcharnockshorts5058]

As a giants fan I could say the same

[@questingfish7498]

More like Ben McAderp

[@CJEstradaMartinez]

I love the additional touch from Urinating Tree featuring former Texans head coach Bill O'Brien. Absolute genius, he's a hack.

[@Beckipedia]

I still have nightmares about the 1999 Draft. Even at twelve years old, I knew that trading your whole draft for one guy was a terrible, terrible decision.

[@m.c.martin]

For what team?

[@mach6893]

@@m.c.martin Dem Aints.

[@user-wr3vt8uq4s]

@@m.c.martin Ditka trading it all for Ricky Williams. Epic stupid. But for all of these dumb coaches there is usually a GM and owner who should be able to hold the line (but they're probably stupid too, since they hired a dumb coach).

[@alexvratsanos5227]

“Let’s be real, the worst coach in Pats history will be whoever has the unenviable task of succeeding Bill Belichick.” With Mayo being fired just hours after finishing his 4-13 season (and losing the #1 pick), he and Rust are the only Pats coaches not to get a second chance. Correct you were!

[@BroncoBoy7]

“Well, we didn’t BLOCK, but we made up for it by not TACKING (emphasis added).” Quote was good, but “tackling” came after “block”.

[@pabloapostar7275]

Frank Kush: I've never seen this repeated in any retelling of Elway's holdout, but at the time there was a story published by a sports journalist that the reason Elway refused to play for Kush was that Kush was an abusive college head coach. The specific item in the story was that he had his players in a wrestling room, paired them off, and required them to attack and subdue each other -- he didn't care if they injured each other. Jack Elway had heard about it during is time as a college coach. Quite similar to a nonsensical scene in the Val Kilmer movie Spartan.

[@ViktorTheButcher]

Bill O'Brien's best performance is being so bad it resulted in a pissed off JJ Watt (in UT's voice)

[@jordanroman841]

Bill O’Brien is a hack

[@richpeck11]

Leading candidate for Patriot OC now.

[@robertkees6048]

Not only did Rich Kotite only win 4 games in two seasons as the Jets head coach, he was on a 7 game losing streak to end his tenure as the Eagles head coach. So all totaled, old Rich won 4 games out of the last 39 games he coached. One can always count on the Jets.

[@markwalton4626]

Kotite took over an eagle team that had 3 straight double digit win seasons. Year after kotite left eagles were 10-6. Who was the Jets GM that was dumb enough to hire kotex?..😁😁

[@robertkees6048]

@@markwalton4626 Actually it's a sour story. Leon Hess of Hess Oil decided to fire first year head coach for the Jets...Pete Carroll. He decided himself to fire Pete and hire Richie K. Yeah, so it's even worse than you thought, I remember being stunned. BTW, you may remember the play that doomed Pete as Jets coach. It was the Dan Marino fake spike TD play. The Jets were vying for a playoff spot, and after that fake spike, they never one another game that year. Yeah, the rabbit hole goes deep for Jets fans.

[@unkeptorc9656]

3:31 never forget Ray Lewis helped kill 2 people and then became the face of the NFL years later.

[@dekardkain5469]

@Neil Breen's Floating Ballsack When will people realize saying "were you there?" unless it is immediately followed by "because I WAS, and..." it means nothing? You're basically just saying both of your opinions are equally invalid for the same reason.

[@dekardkain5469]

@Neil Breen's Floating Ballsack I feel like you didn't actually read what I wrote, bro. Reread it and try again, because you literally just made the same mistake you did the first time.

[@yell0wberry]

Now you know better, you should have realized years ago that the national football league is the most double standard organization in the entire world

[@moopert86]

So hard to choose between Shula Coslett and LeBeau for the Bengals. But at the end of the day, Dave Shula lost more games in 4 years than his dad did his entire career. That takes talent.

[@lionsfan7500]

Another great video 5 points. With the Lions that must have taken a while to pick their worse coach, being they have so many candidates lol.

[@csnide6702]

I was thinking the same thing ....

[@SeanHenderson]

Let me get this straight, your team wins the super bowl with HoFamer Phil Simms and you bench him for.... (pees pants laughing) Jeff Hostetler??????? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@krudetube795]

Joe Bugel missed this list. I guess sucking at being a head coach is now an actual resumé builder

[@jnak87]

as a bears fan i can tell you Fox wasn't the worst coach we've had, he was set up for failure...Trestman was an absolute joke and turned this team into a laughing stock

[@LawrencePwilkins]

As a Vikings fan, Leslie Frazier should be in HEAVY consideration. Without mvp Adrian Peterson he would have 3 train wreck seasons in a row

[@thevoeltzwagon]

He was who I was expecting when I started this video to be honest.

[@Peppers19781978]

Yeah but he wasn't their worst coach. Norm Van Brocklin was. Frazier of course was there just 3 year. Van Brocklin was there 6 years and had one season over .500. Norm Van Brocklin: 29-51-4 Leslie Frazier: 18-29-1, 0-1 playoffs

[@PsychoThirteen]

Yeah, but Steckel was so bad that Bud Grant was convinced to come out of retirement!

[@bridesblade5307]

Were you around to see it? Les Steckel without a doubt.

[@PsychoThirteen]

@@bridesblade5307 yes, I suffered thru that season. Watched him do a post season interview with a booger ON his nose - it was funny!

[@JeremyKasperson]

Les Steckel's 3-13 record wasn't his only bad thing. His practices were filled with tough guy competitions from the US Marine Corps. Players got injured, exhausted for games, and begged the owner for anybody but Steckel to coach the team in the future.

[@jeremyfincham1422]

Hue would've went completely winless if my Chargers didn't choke against EVERYONE! ( the last word being in Gary Oldman's voice)

[@PoipoleMujigae]

Gives me a bit of pain as a Chargers fan.

[@jonnuanez2843]

The Chargers loss at CLE on Xmas day was a gift from sunny SD. Uuuyyyy. Made us root for rg3 that day.

[@fromthehaven94]

This one's for... Mathilda...

[@SuperPen2004]

FivePoints: Mike Mularky is the Jaguars worst HC Urban Meyer: Hold my beer

[@dcspotter]

Updates: Broncos: Nathaniel Hackett Giants: Joe Judge Jaguars: Urban Meyer Texans: Lovie Smith?

[@jaybird8192]

One of the funniest quotes I ever head! John McKay - " Last week, we lost badly on the road! This week, we proved we can't win at home either! So next week, I want to play at a neutral site!"🤣

[@17matt95]

I’d honestly go with Bum Philips for the Saints. Overhauled the roster for a ton of retreads like Ken Stabler and Earl Campbell, had the Saints take “he who shall not be named” who was a K/P in the early 80s for the team.

[@AlmostReady504]

Ditka

[@JohnGoetzGaming]

Who is "he who shall not be named"

[@ralphvarner483]

Matt, when you mentioned the Saints, I thought you might have said Norv Turner.

[@MrPapageorgio10]

The roster he overhauled went 1-15 the year before he got there, so yeah it needed overhauling. A few seasons later in 1983, the Saints were seconds away from winning the division and having their first winning season in franchise history before a Mike Langsford field goal beat them on the final play of the season. Hank Stram or JD Roberts had far worse tenures in New Orleans

[@thelakeman5207]

Sportscaster: "Coach, Let's talk about your team's execution today". Coach: "I'm all for it"!

[@icarusmarioFAN]

Not gonna lie, I'm surprised the pick for the Bears wasn't Marc Trestman. I'm not a Bears fan though.

[@daleftuprightatsoldierfield]

His 2013 season saved him from this list. They had the 2nd best offense in the league that year

[@MLKloathing]

Marc Trestman is a good coach the bears are just trash

[@MLKloathing]

What you're not looking at is that he had Jay Cutler at qb,and a shit general manager

[@PrinzII]

Everyone slept on Wannstedt.

[@sportsandanime315]

@@PrinzIIOnly because Wannstedt accomplished what neither Trestman and Nagy did, winning a playoff game. Also coaching a QB who still has the franchise record for yards and TDs in a season.

[@danlabok7117]

Fast forward 3 years and Dennis Allen and John Fox are begging you to make some corrections 😂

[@swaggyp1245]

13:10 I mean, Marty Morningweg won 5 games in 2 years. Depressed Lions fan here babyyyy

[@mach6893]

Matt Patricia was far worse than Mornhinweg AND Marinelli.

[@Rodanguirus]

Never forget Morningwheg winning the OT coin toss and giving up possession for the wind.

[@tempest20000]

Hard disagree on Starr being the worst Packers coach. Starr inherited an absolutely terrible situation after previous coach Dan Devine traded a ton of picks for washed up Rams QB John Hadl. Starr had few good players and even fewer good picks. He had to trade away guys like Ted Hendricks just to try and recoup some picks to help rebuild the team in the draft. Although mixed as a GM, he made some great moves like trading for Lynn Dickey and the dynamic John Jefferson from San Diego, but he also drafting 80s All Decade team linebacker John Anderson and HOFer James Lofton. By the early 80s, he actually assembled a great offense. This offense actually was top 5 in 1983 including Lynn Dickey throwing for more yards than anyone in NFL history not named Dan Fouts. His single season passing record for the Packers stood until Aaron Rodgers broke it in 2011. Dickey’s 83 season is actually still 2nd on this list for passing yards in a season for the Packers. Problem is the defense was atrocious. The Packers board made the wrong decision in firing Starr instead of the D coordinator. They then brought in the actual worst Packers coach, Forrest Gregg. Gregg alienated all of the good players Starr brought in. He famously irritated Lynn Dickey so much that he decided to retire than play for Gregg. He ruined the offense, couldn’t fix the defense, and plunged the Packers back into the deep dark that Starr was just getting them to claw out of.

[@The.....HeliusHelium]

Adam Gase smoked a good puff, he's trying to stay focus of why he is there only for that flying taco be fukin at him 😂.

[@thegreatdivide8684]

Denver Broncos-Nathaniel "Can't " Hackett Jacksonville Jaguars-Urban "Decay" Meyers

[@_Maelgon_]

“Going for 100 percent on a kneel down.” The Giants wish they did that against the Eagles that one time in 1978. You remember Herman Edwards don’t you Giants fans ;)

[@booksteer7057]

Dave Dixon, the entrepreneur who brought the NFL to New Orleans and built the Superdome, wrote in his memoirs that it was common knowledge among NFL insiders that Mike Ditka couldn't coach. He just sounded like he could. 😀

[@DNSKansas]

To put Ditka ahead of Tom Fears, J.D. Roberts and John North...wow.

[@saltywingsandavsfan]

I’m surprised Jeff Fischer isn’t on the list

[@konnormcmaster6394]

Mr. 7-9

[@dwjoseph59]

For real. The fact that he coached the titans to a super bowl appearance saved him from this list.

[@saltywingsandavsfan]

David Joseph oh I didn’t know that 😐

[@PlutoTheSecond]

I'll tell you why... Because Bill O'Brien is a hack.

[@dwjoseph59]

@@saltywingsandavsfan yep, he was the coach when late qb steve mcnair was there & the titans lost to the rams in the super bowl after they got stopped from scoring at the 1 yard line. That was "the greatest show on turf" saint louis rams before the move back to los angeles. Saint louis rams played in 2 straight super bowls, beat the titans & then lost to the patriots beginning their dynasty in new england. Fisher sucked after that though, he was a bad coach for qb vince young.

[@justinnardine8564]

John McKay should be in the HOF for those punchlines.

[@MafiaGuido]

I love that you had to go back to the 1940s to find the Steelers head coach

[@37geese]

lol but he could have really picked any of the pre-1970 Steelers coaches and it would have been correct. Though didn't they have one coach who lead them to their only winning season in their first 40 years, but died shortly after.

[@gordoncrawford6300]

Lmao you could put Dennis Allen on here twice now

[@ShadowOfCicero]

When you brought up the Lions,, I remembered the Secret Base video where they used Head Coach '09 to simulate throwing the ball to Calvin Johnson every play for the entire '08 season. They went 3-13, I think. Moreover, they fired Marinelli immediately because any random coach would have better numerical stats.

[@albundy6008]

Jim schwartz has to be the worst Lions head coach.

[@Traductus5972]

John McKay is such a legend, and it's nice that he was at least able to have a few winning seasons

[@jaybird8192]

Lol! One of McKay's funniest Quotes: "Last week, we lost badly on the road! This week, we proved we can't win at home either! So next week, I want to play at a neutral site!"🤣🤣🤣

[@Actor412]

You're 100% correct about Flores. What you failed to mention was that he was paid to lose. The owner wanted out of Seattle in the worst way, and having a losing team was his solution to breaking his lease. TBF to Flores, I don't think he cared enough about the team to even lose. Walking up and down the sidelines, he always looked like he was thinking about what kind of wine to have with dinner than the game.

[@Theomys]

Yes Flores was the coach of the worst era in Seahawk Football(the owner was the cause of that not Flores) but the worst coach has to be Jim Mora. Designated as the heir apparent he drove Mike Holmgren out of town. Then in one year he went from local boy makes good to being universally despised by everyone that even mild mannered owner Paul Allen couldn't let it continue and he was fired

[@jimvanlieshout7657]

Bad call on Bart Starr for worst GB coach. Since you went back pre Super Bowl era for some teams, Scooter McLean who went 1-10-1 in his one season as head coach should have been the pick. The good news? Lombardi was hired after that season

[@MatthiaGryffine]

2021 Update - Jacksonville Jaguars: Urban Meyer

[@mtoohill]

His first joke about fewer head coaches than Popes didn't quite make it. Are there teams who had more than 266 head coaches?

[@saltywingsandavsfan]

Ah yes Bobby Petrino very infamous

[@tokenblack7983]

Well he was banging a 25 year old hottie so he has that lol

[@ericperez4892]

“Yes going three and out in mere seconds was revolutionary.“ lolololol

[@bjnt922]

As a Texans fan I thought you were going with Dom Capers based on win percentage but after your explanation(and me remembering the Hopkins trade😡) I agree it's OBrien.

[@craigroberson8757]

I have to say that I have watched the video looked at the talent on each of coaches teams and their record and I have one thing to say. "BILL O'BRIEN'S A HACK"

[@PrinzII]

Arizona thanks Bill O'Brien, though.

[@MrGnastygnate]

And just in case you got up in the morning on the wrong side of the bed and you forgot to get your cup of coffee. Remember one insurmountable truth, “ Bill O’Brien is a hack.”

[@timdecoursey287]

Before watching this, I thought, "There's no way he puts Bill O'Brian on here."

[@19DannyBoy65]

0:42 There’ve been 266 popes, so pretty much every team falls into this category

[@Zach-mw5so]

I think he meant that there have been more Popes since the Steelers first season in 1933 than the Steelers have had head coaches.

[@19DannyBoy65]

@@Zach-mw5so That makes sense lol E: It’s not true though. Since 1933, when the team first started playing as the Pirates, they’ve had 16 coaches but only gone through 8 popes. If you only count since they’ve been the Steelers in 1941, they’ve gone through 13 coaches (including rehiring Pirates coaches Joe Bach once and Walt Kiesling twice) while only seeing 7 popes.

[@timfortune9]

@@19DannyBoy65 ​ Probably meant "since merger (1970)" where it's true, but phrased it wrongly. Popes since 1970: Paul VI (1963-1978), John Paul I (1978), John Paul II (1978-2005), Benedict XVI (2005-2013), Francis (2013-) Steelers coaches since 1970: Chuck Noll (1969-1991), Bill Cowher (1992-2006), Mike Tomlin (2007-)

[@joeym5243]

There's been more Pope Johns than Steelers coaches

[@Zach-mw5so]

@@19DannyBoy65 Of course I can make a Sedevecantist joke and say that there have been even fewer popes, but that would depend on how you feel about Vatican II. :)

[@donalny]

It should be noted that when Parcells left the Giants in 1991, the defensive coordinator was expected to get the job, but he left for Cleveland. Any guesses as to who that defensive coordinator was? And as bizarre as the Handley era was, it wasn't that bad. It certainly wasn't Joe Judge bad.

[@joshblanchard3719]

Handley was bad.

[@richfl1969]

How about Leeman Bennett for Tampa Bay. He was selling cars when he was hired, was 4-28 in two seasons and went back to selling cars.

[@ragingbull154]

John McKay when asked about the "Execution" of his offense replied "I'm in favor of it." Best line by a coach ever. He was a damn comedian and a coach.

[@Bullboy_Adventures]

I approve of your channels name

[@KMC5240]

Time to update the Jaguars. Urban Meyer just got fired.

[@Ironeagle21]

Rich Kotite: That dude looks like a butt fumble!

[@Flamingbro69]

Oh, I already know that this is gonna be good, could you possibly do every NBA Team’s Worst Coach as well?

[@blueflamexl9880]

As a Lakers fan. Possibly Byron Scott or Luke Walton

[@Flamingbro69]

@@blueflamexl9880 Same. I’m also a Lakers Fan. You could also put Mike Brown and Mike D’Antoni in the mix too with how poor their offensive and defensive schemes were, especially Brown’s Princeton Offense.

[@blueflamexl9880]

@@Flamingbro69 It helps that Brown coached one of the best to have ever played the game as well.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

For the Bulls, I would say Boylen.

[@sizedflame8283]

You forgot to mention that one time when John Fox challenged a call of his RB being out at the 1 thinking he had a TD but then it turned out the RB funbled the ball out the back of the end zone for a turnover his face was priceless

[@spaceghost8995]

That was insane. lol

[@RBSmada]

I was worried you'd say Lovie Smith for the Bucs based on record. Thank you saying Schiano. I completely agree.

[@jfridy]

Browns fans like me could not believe when they kept Jackson after he went 1-15, then 0-16. But when they finally fired him after he went 2-6, we hoped for the best. Gregg Williams, the Defensive Coach, stepped up and went 5-3! So the fired him, and replaced him with Freddie Kitchens, who promptly returned the team to a losing a majority of games.

[@jac8313]

I was worried you’d only do the more recent coaches and was curious if you had the balls to pick between Noll, Cowher, or Tomlin. You made a safe bet.

[@carlhallowell3421]

We know it's not Chuck, because Chuck Noll is greatest coach in Steeler history and one of the greatest in NFL history. With the other two, I would have to say Bill Cowher. Both Cowher and Tomlin have two Super Bowl appearances and one win. But Cowher has had three losing seasons. Tomlin has had none, even pulling a non-losing season out of Duck and Rudolph.

[@the_golfing_hack8927]

When Cowher or Tomlin is you option for worst HC of the franchise in the last 50 years you are doing it right

[@ATFAaronTalksFirearms]

Rich Kotite looked like he should be a plumber's assistant and Adam Gase looks like he should be a clerk at a gas station in Jersey and they both ended up coaching the Jets.

[@eves08109]

Seems logical.😂

[@Phantompurge5851]

I think you update this list but the jaguars now have Urban Meyer

[@jameshendricks8526]

It has always surprised me how a NFL head coach can get fired and there's always a team thinking "I gots to get me some of that". Winners don't get fired.

[@spaceghost8995]

Belichek got FIRED in Cleveland. There goes your argument.

[@timothywayne3813]

Marty Schottenheimer won 14 games in his final season as the head coach of the Chargers and got dumped.

[@BZ0905]

Cant believe we almost hired McDaniels instead of Stefanski. Glad the Browns made a competent coaching decision. Greatest Browns coaches: Paul Brown Marty Schottenheimer Kevin Stefanski

[@nancypine9952]

Bill Belichick hauled them to a playoff win, beating the Patriots, Parcells, and Bledsoe. He should probably be fourth on the list, because he was the last coach with a playoff win.

[@Peppers19781978]

@@nancypine9952 Belichick was 36-44 as their head coach. 1 winning season in 5 years and that team that went to the playoffs were actually heavy Super Bowl favorites by quite a few heading into 1994.

[@iViking90]

7:50 you could say the apple fell far from the tree, then rolled a country mile downhill before being devoured by a deer.

[@josephoshea1442]

Except for Bert Bell, your list was too tilted towards recent head coaches, such as John Fox here with the Bears. From 1972 through 1974, Abe Gibron was even more wretched going 11-30-1.

[@PrinzII]

Wannstedt should also be right up there with him.

[@ErikCB912]

Mike Mularkey and Gus Bradley should be relieved that neither of them are considered to be the worst coach in Jaguars history anymore.

[@AlbertusMagnus_44]

Two honorable mentions for the 49ers: Ken Meyer and Pete McCulley.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Jim Tomsula

[@mskain4896]

What about Mike Singletary?

[@thekcsugethe_kc_suge7930]

John McKay’s best Bucs quote. Reporter- How do you feel about your offenses’ execution? John McKay- I’m in favor of it Greatest reporter answer of all time!

[@Jekyll08]

Minor correction; Dennis Allen's record isn't 10-38 it's 8-28. He was fired after week four in the 2014 season.

[@ddierschow]

12:50 My favorite John McKay quote is, when asked about his team's execution, he said he was "in favor of it."

[@UnlimitedProduction1]

Yes I waited all video for my Texans and it was worth it for that bum

[@joelwalberg9802]

It's too bad this had to get made before the Urban Meyer era ended.