Most Influential Football Coaches of All Time

Gagliardi holds the record for most college football wins, winning four national titles and 27 conference championships.

Belichick is renowned for his ability to adapt and innovate, leading the Patriots to six Super Bowls and setting numerous NFL records.

Paterno led Penn State to two national championships and holds the record for most Division I wins, leaving a complex legacy.

Known for his motivational skills and strategic planning, Lombardi won five NFL championships, including the first two Super Bowls.

Landry innovated the flex defense and led the Cowboys to two Super Bowl wins, establishing them as a dominant NFL team.

Rockne popularized the forward pass and led Notre Dame to four national championships, leaving a lasting legacy in college football.

Saban is known for his consistent success, winning multiple national championships with Alabama and setting a high standard for college football.

Brown modernized coaching practices with organized staffs and scouting systems, winning multiple championships with the Browns.

Halas was a pioneer in coaching practices, winning six NFL championships and adapting to changes in the game over decades.

Walsh revolutionized offense with the West Coast system, leading the 49ers to three Super Bowls and influencing modern football.