Ranking the 5 worst head coaches heading into 2022 23 NFL season
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They always collapse. It's expected at this point This is typical Kliff Kingsbury led teamsThey always collapse. It's expected at this point In three seasons with the Cardinals, Kingsbury has a 24-25-1 record. Most alarming are his well-documented late-season collapses, which started in college and have carried over to the .
: New Bucs’ HC Todd Bowles shares how he got the news that he would be replacing Bruce Arians.: Bowles received his first shot as head coach when the New York Jets hired him prior to the 2015 season. He posted a solid 10-6 record in his first year before everything fell apart. He went just 14-34 over the next three years before being fired.
Ranking the 5 worst head coaches heading into 2022-23 NFL season
New Orleans Saints HC Dennis Allen NFL head coaches have a relatively thankless job. They rarely receive credit when their teams perform well and cop all of the criticism when they don't. Whether or not the team's performance is the result of the head coach doesn't seem to matter much in the general public's perception. When head coaches are hired by an NFL team, they are expected to win immediately, or at least show significant progress. They are often given around a three-year window to prove their worth and are fired when things go wrong. Even long term, veteran head coaches are expected to consistently produce a winning product. They simply can't get away with a good history. On that note, here are the five worst head coaches entering the 2022-23 NFL season, excluding those with no prior head coaching experience in the league.#5 Kliff Kingsbury Arizona Cardinals
Arizona Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury Kliff Kingsbury began his head coaching career in college football at Texas Tech. He had just two winning seasons in six years while accumulating a 35-40 overall record. Despite his mediocre results, he was hired by the Arizona Cardinals to take over as their head coach. This is typical Kliff Kingsbury led teamsThey always collapse. It's expected at this point This is typical Kliff Kingsbury led teamsThey always collapse. It's expected at this point In three seasons with the Cardinals, Kingsbury has a 24-25-1 record. Most alarming are his well-documented late-season collapses, which started in college and have carried over to the .
#4 Matt Rhule Carolina Panthers
Carolina Panthers HC Matt Rhule After a successful college coaching career, including with Temple and Baylor, Matt Rhule was hired by the Carolina Panthers. He built a reputation for turning struggling programs around, but so far that hasn't been the case during his career. The Panthers are 10-23 since Rhule took over as head coach. He has failed despite having a seemingly talented roster and an aggressive owner who is willing to make moves to benefit the team. Another bad season for Rhule could potentially be his last with the Panthers.#3 Lovie Smith Houston Texans
Houston Texans new HC Lovie Smith Lovie Smith has a head coaching career that dates all the way back to the 2004 NFL season with the . He had some success with the team, making it to the playoffs three times in nine years and winning three postseason games. That's the good news, while the bad news is that he hasn't had a winning record at any level as a head coach since the 2012 season. Following his run with the Bears, Smith posted a 8-24 combined record across two seasons with the . He followed that up with five consecutive losing seasons in college football at Illinois. He will now get his third shot at a head coaching job in the NFL with the .#2 Todd Bowles Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers HC Todd Bowles is set to take over as the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the upcoming season. Former head coach announced his retirement during the offseason. Bowles enters the team in a great situation, with the Buccaneers expected to contend for the . New Bucs’ HC Todd Bowles shares how he got the news that he would be replacing Bruce Arians.: New Bucs’ HC Todd Bowles shares how he got the news that he would be replacing Bruce Arians.: Bowles received his first shot as head coach when the New York Jets hired him prior to the 2015 season. He posted a solid 10-6 record in his first year before everything fell apart. He went just 14-34 over the next three years before being fired.