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Football Awards - Coach of the Year
Presented by UPI to the top coach in the AFL-NFL (1955-69) and AFC-NFC (1970-96). In 1997, the UPI awards were discontinued. Awards beginning in 1997 are the consensus selections from presenters such as AP, The Maxwell Football Club of Philadelphia, The Sporting News and the Pro Football Writers Association.
| Year | Coach/Team |
|---|---|
| 1955 | NFL–Joe Kuharich, Washington |
| 1956 | NFL–Buddy Parker, Detroit |
| 1957 | NFL–Paul Brown, Cleveland |
| 1958 | NFL–Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore |
| 1959 | NFL–Vince Lombardi, Green Bay |
| 1960 | NFL–Buck Shaw, Philadelphia |
| AFL–Lou Rymkus, Houston | |
| 1961 | NFL–Allie Sherman, New York |
| AFL–Wally Lemm, Houston | |
| 1962 | NFL–Allie Sherman, New York |
| AFL–Jack Faulkner, Denver | |
| 1963 | NFL–George Halas, Chicago |
| AFL–Al Davis, Oakland | |
| 1964 | NFL–Don Shula, Baltimore |
| AFL–Lou Saban, Buffalo | |
| 1965 | NFL–George Halas, Chicago |
| AFL–Lou Saban, Buffalo | |
| 1966 | NFL–Tom Landry, Dallas |
| AFL–Mike Holovak, Boston | |
| 1967 | NFL–George Allen, Los Angeles |
| AFL–John Rauch, Oakland | |
| 1968 | NFL–Don Shula, Baltimore |
| AFL–Hank Stram, Kansas City | |
| 1969 | NFL–Bud Grant, Minnesota |
| AFL–Paul Brown, Cincinnati | |
| 1970 | NFC–Alex Webster, New York |
| AFC–Paul Brown, Cincinnati | |
| 1971 | NFC–George Allen, Washington |
| AFC–Don Shula, Miami | |
| 1972 | NFC–Dan Devine, Green Bay |
| AFC–Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh | |
| 1973 | NFC–Chuck Knox, Los Angeles |
| AFC–John Ralston, Denver | |
| 1974 | NFC–Don Coryell, St. Louis |
| AFC–Sid Gillman, Houston | |
| 1975 | NFC–Tom Landry, Dallas |
| AFC–Ted Marchibroda, Baltimore | |
| 1976 | NFC–Jack Pardee, Chicago |
| AFC–Chuck Fairbanks, New England | |
| 1977 | NFC–Leeman Bennett, Atlanta |
| AFC–Red Miller, Denver | |
| 1978 | NFC–Dick Vermeil, Philadelphia |
| AFC–Walt Michaels, New York | |
| 1979 | NFC–Jack Pardee, Washington |
| AFC–Sam Rutigliano, Cleveland | |
| 1980 | NFC–Leeman Bennett, Atlanta |
| AFC–Sam Rutigliano, Cleveland | |
| 1981 | NFC–Bill Walsh, San Francisco |
| AFC–Forrest Gregg, Cincinnati | |
| 1982 | NFC–Joe Gibbs, Washington |
| AFC–Tom Flores, Los Angeles | |
| 1983 | NFC–John Robinson, Los Angeles |
| AFC–Chuck Knox, Seattle | |
| 1984 | NFC–Bill Walsh, San Francisco |
| AFC–Chuck Knox, Seattle | |
| 1985 | NFC–Mike Ditka, Chicago |
| AFC–Raymond Berry, New England | |
| 1986 | NFC–Bill Parcells, New York |
| AFC–Marty Schottenheimer, Cleveland | |
| 1987 | NFC–Jim Mora, New Orleans |
| AFC–Ron Meyer, Indianapolis | |
| 1988 | NFC–Mike Ditka, Chicago |
| AFC–Marv Levy, Buffalo | |
| 1989 | NFC–Lindy Infante, Green Bay |
| AFC–Dan Reeves, Denver | |
| 1990 | NFC–Jimmy Johnson, Dallas |
| AFC–Art Shell, Los Angeles | |
| 1991 | NFC–Wayne Fontes, Detroit |
| AFC–Dan Reeves, Denver | |
| 1992 | NFC–Dennis Green, Minnesota |
| AFC–Bobby Ross, San Diego | |
| 1993 | NFC–Dan Reeves, New York |
| AFC–Marv Levy, Buffalo | |
| 1994 | NFC–Dave Wannstedt, Chicago |
| AFC–Bill Parcells, New England | |
| 1995 | NFC–Ray Rhodes, Philadelphia |
| AFC–Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas City | |
| 1996 | NFC–Dom Capers, Carolina |
| AFC–Tom Coughlin, Jacksonville | |
| 1997 | NFL–Jim Fassel, NY Giants |
| 1998 | NFL–Dan Reeves, Atlanta |
| 1999 | NFL–Dick Vermeil, St. Louis |
| 2000 | NFL–Jim Haslett, New Orleans |
| 2001 | NFL–Dick Jauron, Chicago |
| 2002 | NFL-Andy Reid, Philadelphia |
| 2003 | NFL-Bill Belichick, NE |
| 2004 | Marty Schottenheimer, San Diego Chargers |
| 2005 | Lovie Smith, Chicago Bears |
| 2006 | Sean Payton, New Orleans Saints |