The NFL Coach of the Year is one of the more unique awards in the NFL. Sometimes it can go to a coach who is already viewed as one of the best in the NFL for leading his stacked team to a No. 1 seed, but other times it can go to a coach who exceeds expectations.
Last year, NFL Coach of the Year award winner Kevin Stefanski of the Browns overcame injuries at key positions, such as quarterback, running back, plus left and right tackles, to win double-digit games and make the playoffs. Brian Daboll of the Giants stepped in as a first-year lead man in 2022 and led the Giants to a 9-7-1 record, plus an upset postseason victory, and Mike Vrabel of the Titans won the No. 1 seed in the AFC in 2021 despite a myriad of injuries.
Who could win NFL Coach of the Year this upcoming season? Let’s take a look at the odds for 2024/25 Coach of the Year, courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook.
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Jim Harbaugh, Chargers |
+600 |
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Matt LaFleur, Packers |
+700 |
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+1000 |
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Shane Steichen, Colts |
+1200 |
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Raheem Morris, Falcons |
+1200 |
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Robert Saleh, Jets |
+1500 |
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Mike Macdonald, Seahawks |
+1600 |
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Matt Eberflus, Bears |
+1800 |
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Antonio Pierce, Raiders |
+2000 |
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Sean McVay, Rams |
+2000 |
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Jonathan Gannon, Cardinals |
+2000 |
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Dave Canales, Panthers |
+2000 |
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Zac Taylor, Bengals |
+2500 |
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+2500 |
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Mike Tomlin, Steelers |
+2500 |
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Dan Campbell, Lions |
+2500 |
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Mike McDaniel, Dolphins |
+2500 |
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Kevin O’Connell, Vikings |
+2500 |
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Sean Payton, Broncos |
+2500 |
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Doug Pederson, Jaguars |
+3000 |
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Dan Quinn, Commanders |
+3000 |
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Brian Callahan, Titans |
+3000 |
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Kyle Shanahan, 49ers |
+3000 |
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Brian Daboll, Giants |
+4000 |
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Dennis Allen, Saints |
+5000 |
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Mike McCarthy, Cowboys |
+5000 |
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Nick Sirianni, Eagles |
+5000 |
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Sean McDermott, Bills |
+5000 |
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John Harbaugh, Ravens |
+5000 |
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Andy Reid, Chiefs |
+6000 |
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Kevin Stefanski, Browns |
+6000 |
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Todd Bowles, Buccaneers |
+6000 |
The Harbaugh brothers
The Harbaugh brothers are listed on opposite ends of this list, as Jim is the favorite at +600, while John is tied in having the second-longest odds at +5000. There may be some value on the Ravens head coach, as Baltimore won the No. 1 seed in the AFC, and was the best team in the regular season. That certainly puts you in the running for the award, and maybe makes you a favorite depending on what else goes on in the NFL.
As for the Chargers’ new head coach, they are facing an uphill battle in a couple different ways. First, the AFC West is the Chiefs’ division, and second, L.A. had a bit of roster turnover due to its cap situation, as the Chargers parted ways with
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