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Jeff Fisher

Head Coach (retired)

Jeff Fisher: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

22 NFL seasons as a head coach (TEN/HOU 1994-2010, STL/LA 2012-16). Among the longest HC tenures of the modern era.

Trend

Fisher W/L by season (1999-2016)

YearTmWL
1999TEN133
2000TEN133
2002TEN115
2003TEN124
2007TEN106
2008TEN133
2012LA78
2013LA79
2014LA610
2015LA79
2016LA412

Wins by year (1999-2016)

SeasonWins
199913
200013
200312
200813
20127
20146
20164

Reached Super Bowl XXXIV (Jan 2000) with the Tennessee Titans — lost on the final play, the 'One Yard Short' game.

Milestone

Fisher 1999 SB run

RoundResult
WCW vs BUF (Music City Miracle)
DIVW vs IND
AFC ChampionshipW vs JAX
SB XXXIVL vs STL 23-16

Career: 173-165-1 (51.2% win rate). 6 playoff trips in 22 years. 1 Super Bowl appearance.

Rare

Career totals

StatTotal
Seasons22
Wins173
Losses165
Ties1
Win %51.2%
Playoff trips6
Super Bowls1 (lost)

His TEN tenure was 142-120 (54.2%). His STL/LA tenure was 31-45-1 (40.8%).

Split

Fisher franchise splits

StopYearsW-LWin %
TEN/HOU1994-2010142-12054.2%
STL/LA2012-201631-45-140.8%

He's the only HC in NFL history to lose 165+ games — his longevity exceeded his winning rate.

Comparison

Most-loss HCs (modern era)

CoachLosses
Jeff Fisher165
Marty Schottenheimer147
Andy Reid~133 (active)
Dan Reeves165 (tied)

His STL/LA Rams went 7-9 in 4 of 5 seasons (2012-15) — among the most consistently mediocre runs in NFL history.

Anomaly

Fisher STL 7-9 streak

YearWL
201278
201379
2014610
201579

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