Children: Amanda, Stephen, Brian Education College: Wesleyan 75 Year-by-Year Coaching History 1975: Baltimore Colts (Special Assistant) 1976: Detroit Lions (Assistant Special Teams Coach) 1977: Detroit Lions (Wide Receivers/Tight Ends Coach) 1978: Denver Broncos (Assistant Special Teams Coach/Defensive Assistant) 1979: New York Giants (Special Teams Coach/Defensive Assistant) 1980-1984: New York Giants (Special Teams/Linebackers Coach) 1985-1990: New York Giants (Defensive Coordinator) 1991-1995: Cleveland Browns (Head Coach) 1996: New England Patriots (Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs Coach) 1997-1999: New York Jets (Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator) 2000-2023: New England Patriots (Head Coach) 2025-Present: North Carolina (Head Coach) Accomplishes and Honors As a Head Coach: Six-time Super Bowl Champion Three-time Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year NFL 2000s All-Decade Team NFL 2010s All-Decade Team NFL 100 th Anniversary All-Time Team New England Patriots All-2000s Team New England Patriots All-2010s Team New England Patriots 50 th Anniversary Team New England Patriots All-Dynasty Team As an Assistant Coach: Two-time Super Bowl Champion As an Executive: PFWA Executive of the Year (2021) NFL Records Most Super Bowl wins: 8 Most Super Bowl wins as a Head Coach: 6 Most Super Bowl appearances: 12 Most Super Bowl appearances as a Head Coach: 9 Most playoff wins as a head coach: 31 Most playoff appearances as a head coach: 19 (tied) Most divisional championships as a head coach: 17 Related Videos All Videos Monday, July 20 Saturday, July 18 Saturday, July 18 Saturday, July 18
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