Mike Tomlin has been pushing all the right buttons in Year 18 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and he has his team in first place in the AFC North heading into Week 12 after beating the Baltimore Ravens.
However, his team isn't the only one who has started fast, as Dan Campbell and Jim Harbaugh each have their clubs firing on all cylinders in the 2024-25 Coach of the Year odds. See who else stands among the sideline's elite in the latest NFL odds.
NFL Coach of the Year odds
Player | |||
---|---|---|---|
Mike Tomlin | +300 | +225 | +280 |
Dan Campbell | +400 | +350 | +350 |
Jim Harbaugh | +500 | +450 | +475 |
Kevin O'Connell | +650 | +400 | +500 |
Jonathan Gannon | +650 | +500 | +600 |
Dan Quinn | +850 | +650 | +700 |
Sean Payton | +1,400 | +1,400 | +1,600 |
Matt LaFleur | +2,500 | +2,800 | +2,500 |
Sean McDermott | +2,500 | +1,600 | +2,000 |
Andy Reid | +2,500 | +1,200 | +1,100 |
Odds as of 11-18.
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Favorites to win NFL Coach of the Year
Mike Tomlin (+225 to +300)
Dan Campbell (+350 to +400)
Last season, Dan Campbell led the Detroit Lions to their first divisional title since 1993, and after narrowly missing a Super Bowl appearance, he now has Motor City operating at full throttle in 2024.
The Lions have started strong at 9-1, putting them on pace for the best season in franchise history.
Jim Harbaugh (+440 to +500)
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NFL Coach of the Year trends
- There has not been a back-to-back Coach of the Year winner since 1982 and 1983 (Joe Gibbs).
- There have been 13 multiple winners of the Coach of the Year award, with three coaches (Don Shula, Chuck Knox, Bill Belichick) winning 3+ times.
- Only one man has won NFL Coach of the Year honors despite his team finishing below .500 in the standings that season (Jimmy Johnson in 1990).
NFL Coach of the Year history
A quick look at the NFL COY winners since 2000.
Year | NFL COY Award Winner | Team |
---|---|---|
2023 | Kevin Stefanski | Cleveland Browns |
2022 | Brian Daboll | New York Giants |
2021 | Mike Vrabel | Tennessee Titans |
2020 | Kevin Stefanski | Cleveland Browns |
2019 | John Harbaugh | Baltimore Ravens |
2018 | Matt Nagy | Chicago Bears |
2017 | Sean McVay | Los Angeles Rams |
2016 | Jason Garrett | Dallas Cowboys |
2015 | Ron Rivera | Carolina Panthers |
2014 | Bruce Arians | Arizona Cardinals |
2013 | Ron Rivera | Carolina Panthers |
2012 | Bruce Arians | Indianapolis Colts |
2011 | Jim Harbaugh | Baltimore Ravens |
2010 | Bill Belichick | New England Patriots |
2009 | Marvin Lewis | Cincinnati Bengals |
2008 | Mike Smith | Atlanta Falcons |
2007 | Bill Belichick | New England Patriots |
2006 | Sean Payton | New Orleans Saints |
2005 | Lovie Smith | Chicago Bears |
2004 | Marty Schottenheimer | San Diego Chargers |
2003 | Bill Belichick | New England Patriots |
2002 | Andy Reid | Philadelphia Eagles |
2001 | Dick Jauron | Chicago Bears |
2000 | Jim Haslett | New Orleans Saints |
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NFL COY FAQs
Kevin Stefanski took home COY honors as the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs for only the second time in the last 20 years.
The last time the Coach of the Year winner also won the Super Bowl in the same season was all the way back in 2003, when Bill Belichick's New England Patriots finished the regular season 14-2 and successfully defeated the Carolina Panthers for the Lombardi Trophy.