"As coach"

* San Diego Chargers (Off. Line)

* Cleveland Browns (1974 NFL season/1974) (Off. Line)

* Cleveland Browns (1975 NFL season/1975–1977 NFL season/1977)

* Toronto Argonauts (1979 CFL season/1979)

* Cincinnati Bengals (1980 NFL season/1980–1983 NFL season/1983)

* Green Bay Packers (1984 NFL season/1984–1987 NFL season/1987)

* Southern Methodist University Athletics/SMU Mustangs (1989–1990)

* Shreveport Pirates (1994 CFL season/1994–1995 CFL season/1995)

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* 6× NFL Champion (1961 Green Bay Packers season/1961, 1962 Green Bay Packers season/1962, 1965 Green Bay Packers season/1965, 1966 Green Bay Packers season/1966, 1967 Green Bay Packers season/1967, 1971 Dallas Cowboys season/1971)

* 3× Super Bowl Champion (I, II, VI)

* Pro Football Hall of Fame (1977 Inductee)

* 9× Pro Bowl selection (1960 Pro Bowl/1959, 1961 Pro Bowl/1960, 1962 Pro Bowl/1961, 1963 Pro Bowl/1962, 1964 Pro Bowl/1963, 1965 Pro Bowl/1964, 1967 Pro Bowl/1966, 1968 Pro Bowl/1967, 1969 Pro Bowl/1968)

* 7× Associated Press/AP First-team All-Pro selection (1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967)

* 1× AP Second-team All-Pro selection (1959)

* NFL 50th Anniversary All-Time Team

* 1981 AFC Championship

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If I had to put a percentage on it, ... I'd say not likely.

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We believe that at this point in our history, we need somebody who can take us to the next level, first to the playoffs and then to the Grey Cup.

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I don't know who's responsible for that, except the offensive coordinator. I would have never ran up the score against anybody.

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