Which coaches were head coaches in the NFL,USFL,& NCAA Div.1?
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I would say Dick Vermil but i would probably be wrong, but after a little studying its Steve Spurrier.
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Doug Flutie did play for Da Bears but not in '85. Jim McMahon was the quarterback of the famous '85 team that went 15-1 in the regular season and then destroyed the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl 49-10.\n\nFlutie joined them a year later in '86
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The proper terminology would be who founded the NFL.\nThat answer to your question is George Halas.\nOther acclomplishments include. Adding a man-in-motion and perfecting the classic T-formation.He was the first coach to hold daily practice and was the first to have his team's games bradcast on radio. He also had a great legacy with the Chicago Bears leading them to 6 championships as head coach
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The Heisman Trophy. Florida's Danny Wuerffel won the 1996 Heisman Trophy Award \n\nwww.usatoday.com/sports/football/sfc/sfcheis1.htm
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Charlie Weiss never played football. \n\nFormer assistant coach of the New England Patriots, and present coach at ND.
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What a story line this is now. #1 vs  #2, the the biggest rivals in any sport and the death of one of the greatest college football coaches ever.  Wow, this will be a must see game for all, not just sports fans.
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1996-1997  Lindy Infante \n1998-2001  Jim Mora \n2002-Pres. Tony Dungy
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College : Joe Paterno\n\nPro's : John Madden
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Al Davis coached the Raiders from 1963 to 1966 before becoming their owner.  Not sure if other owners have been players and/or coaches.
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Derived from the English game of rugby, American football was started in 1879 with rules instituted by Walter Camp, player and coach at Yale University.
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there are a lot of great coaches out there, but to be considered the "best", your record probably has to prove it.  with that said, i would say pete carroll of USC.  currently, he has the highest winning percentage of any active head coach.
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Depends on what type of coaching you want to do and on what level.\n\n1. Professional - NFL, NFL Europe, Canadian\n2. Semi-professional - Many local semi-pro teams in your area\n3. Arena - local arena teams\n4. College\n5. Prep School\n6. High School\n7. Pop Warner\n\nI would take a look at your experience level and determine the level that is appropriate for you.\n\nNext, I would put together a rudimentary resume with your experience focused on sports and football.  Make it like a resume.  I bet you can find examples online.  Yahoo, "Football Coach Resume".  Put it together in word so you can email it to people and create a short cover letter as well.\n\nOnce you find the appropriate level and make your resume and cover letter then determine if you want to be local or be in a certain geography.\n\nThen submit it to all the sports jobs websites that are out there for your particular interest.  Do sports jobs search on Yahoo.  I found many out there.\n\nThe most important thing to do is network with the teams and the people on those teams that are looking to hire.  This could be with the AD, Director of Player Personell or even the coach themselves.  Once you narrow it down to the specific teams.  Call them directly and be aggressive.  Talk about your benefits to them based on your resume and ask for a interview.  Be prepared to make mistakes and learn from them.  It might take time to get a job, but if you want it bad enough you can achieve anything.\n\nGood Luck!
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USA.  Landon Donovan, Brian McBride, Eddie Pope, Cladio Reyna, Brad Friedel, Kasey Keller, Oguchi, Onyewu, Clint Dempsey
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NFL:  Vikings (Love Boat Scandal, Coach who scalped Super Bowl tix, Whizzinator)\n\nNBA:  Knicks (highest payroll, worst record. 'Nuff said.\n\nNHL:  It's practically a new league again.  Too soon to tell.\n\nMLB:  Those poor Tampa Bay Devil Rays.  Ten years and counting in the basement?
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Paul Hackett, John Robinson, Larry Smith, Gloomy Gus Henderson, Jess Hill, John McKay, Tolliver were some of the head coaches.\n\nAssistant coaches:\nMarv Goux, Charlie White, Dennis Thurmond, Ed Ogeron
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Football: Joe Paterno\nBasketball: The guy from Duke, otherwise known as Coach K. His last name is SO HARD to spell!
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There are 6 current black nfl head coaches: \nLovie Smith(bears), \nHerman Edwards(Cheifs), \nRomeo Crennel(browns),\nTony Dungy(Colts), \nDennis Green(Cardinals),\nand Marvin Lewis(Bengals)\n\nThe 3 past black head coaches were:\nArt Shell(raiders), \nRay Rhodes(Packers),\nand Fritz Pollard.\n\nThere have been nine all together\nhope i could be of some help\n\nBy the way, Terry Robiskie was never a head coach was he?