What nfl coach has the longest tenure?
gtho4 says: current: Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh Steelers appointed 1992 www.nfl.com/teams/coaching/PIT change these lastthree characters to check tenures at other teams Mon Dec 30 21:22:58 CST 2002 (Delete Entry) all time is Landry when Pittsburgh head coach Bill Cowher, already the coach with the longest tenure in the NFL, signed a three-year contact extension on July 12, he ensured that Steelers’ fans would not experience what fans of some teams have grown to accept as just another part of football: speculating about the new head coach. If Cowher continues to coach through 2005, when his newly extended contract expires, the Steelers will have gone 37 seasons with only one change at the top. The longest such streak in NFL history is 34 seasons, which the Dallas Cowboys accomplished with Tom Landry as their coach from 1960 to 1988 and Jimmy Johnson taking the helm from 1989 to 1993. Chuck Noll, Cowher’s predecessor, coached the Steelers from 1969 to 1991, becoming the only coach ever to w
