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Kansas City fired Todd Haley and plugged Romeo Crennel into that role. Now they have the losingest coach in the league – at least among guys who’ve coached 50 games.
Crennel only just took over this team, of course, but he previously served as the head coach of the Browns. He went only 24-40 in his four years in charge of that franchise.
That does not, of course, disqualify him from perhaps having a lot more success with Kansas City. A previous Cleveland coach, of course, went only 37-45 with that team, then went on to become generally regarded as the best coach in the league – Bill Belichick. Like Belichick, Crennel has had some success as a defensive coordinator.
WINNING PERCENTAGES OF ACTIVE NFL HEAD COACHES
50 games minimum.
W L T Pct
42 19 0 .689 John Harbaugh
53 24 0 .688 Mike Tomlin
41 20 0 .672 Mike Smith
61 32 0 .656 Mike McCarthy
172 97 0 .639 Bill Belichick
59 34 0 .634 Sean Payton
123 81 1 .603 Andy Reid
156 117 0 .571 Mike Shanahan
70 55 0 .560 Lovie Smith
140 113 0 .553 Tom Coughlin
81 76 0 .516 John Fox
47 46 0 .505 Gary Kubiak
46 47 0 .495 Pete Carroll
38 39 0 .494 Ken Whisenhunt
105 112 1 .484 Norv Turner
67 73 1 .479 Marvin Lewis
27 34 0 .443 Chan Gailey
24 41 0 .369 Romeo Crennel
—Ian Allan
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