Mike Shanahan to Enter Broncos Ring of Honor -

Prior to the Broncos Super Bowl 50 victory with Peyton Manning under center, the only two titles came in 1997 and 1998 with John Elway and head coach Mike Shanahan. The latter will join Elway in the team’s Ring of Honor according to the Broncos’ website.

We’re excited to announce that our 2020 #BroncosROF electee is Mike Shanahan, the Broncos’ all-time winningest head coach.

Congrats, Coach!

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— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) July 7, 2020

“Mike Shanahan is the greatest coach in Denver Broncos history and among the winningest coaches of all-time,” president and CEO Joe Ellis said in a team statement. “He brought an unmatched standard and intensity as head coach, leading this franchise to its first two Super Bowl wins and building the Broncos into perennial contenders. We are thrilled that Mike has now been elected to the Broncos’ Ring of Fame.”

Due to the COVID19 pandemic, the 2020 induction ceremony will take place in 2021.

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Taking over in 1995, Shanahan led the Broncos to a 138-86 record over the span of 14 seasons. The Broncos made the playoffs seven times including winning back-to-back Super Bowls in 1997-98 in Elway’s final two seasons. Shanahan remained in Denver through the 2008 season before sitting out all of 2009. He returned to coach Washington for four seasons in 2010.

Shanahan’s 170 career coaching victories rank him 15th among all coaches in NFL history. Currently, his son Kyle Shanahan coaches the defending NFC Champion San Franciso 49ers. He is the Broncos’ all-time winningest coach.

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NFL Head Coaching Victory Leaders

Coaches Table
Rk	Coach	Yrs	Yr-Yr	G	W	L	T	W-L%	G > .500	W plyf	L plyf	SBwl	Conf
1	Don Shula+	33	1963-1995	490	328	156	6	.677	172	19	17	2	6
2	George Halas+	40	1920-1967	497	318	148	31	.682	170	6	3	0	0
3	Bill Belichick	25	1991-2019	400	273	127	0	.683	146	31	12	6	9
4	Tom Landry+	29	1960-1988	418	250	162	6	.607	88	20	16	2	5
5	Curly Lambeau+	33	1921-1953	380	226	132	22	.631	94	3	2	0	0
6	Paul Brown+	25	1946-1975	326	213	104	9	.672	109	9	8	0	0
7	Andy Reid	21	1999-2019	336	207	128	1	.618	79	15	14	1	2
8	Marty Schottenheimer	21	1984-2006	327	200	126	1	.613	74	5	13	0	0
9	Chuck Noll+	23	1969-1991	342	193	148	1	.566	45	16	8	4	4
10	Dan Reeves	23	1981-2003	357	190	165	2	.535	25	11	9	0	4
11	Chuck Knox	22	1973-1994	334	186	147	1	.558	39	7	11	0	0
12	Jeff Fisher	22	1994-2016	339	173	165	1	.512	8	5	6	0	1
13	Bill Parcells+	19	1983-2006	303	172	130	1	.569	42	11	8	2	3
14	Tom Coughlin	20	1995-2015	320	170	150	0	.531	20	12	7	2	2
15	Mike Shanahan	20	1988-2013	308	170	138	0	.552	32	8	6	2	2