I saw this chart on X...loved it.
Super Bowl-winning coaches ranked by championship percentage (calculated as Super Bowls won/Games coached.
Tomlin is dead last (also dead last in playoff winning percentage too, although I'm not sure they got that right as Cowher finished 12-9 in the playoffs, yet they say his win percentage was .474)
PS Lombardi would be by far the best if they counted his NFL championships.
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Siefert and Switzer clearly riding coattails and Tomlin too
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Jeezus Christ, worse than Pete Carroll.
I was thinking about it, he never had a philosophy, nothing he could admit at least. Bill Walsh innovated, others too, did something cool with the parts they had. Coach T didn't see that as important. Egomaniac.

I was thinking about it, he never had a philosophy, nothing he could admit at least. Bill Walsh innovated, others too, did something cool with the parts they had. Coach T didn't see that as important. Egomaniac.

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Cowher also left Tomlin a franchise QB in his prime, a stacked defense and two elite coordinators in Lebeau and Arians on the staff. Tomlin is leaving his successor, absolutely no assistant coaches, no QBs worth a shit and a complete rebuild ahead.
That playoff win % is so damn bad, especially since he had a HOF QB too.
