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Who has been to more superbowls Don Shula or Tom Landry?

Don Shula. Shula was head coach of 6 Super Bowl teams (Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III and Miami Dolphins is Super Bowls VI, VII, VIII, XVII, XIX) and Landry was head coach of 5 Super Bowl teams (Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowls V, VI, X, XII, XIII).


What head coach has taken their team to the super bowl the most?

Don Shula, who was the head coach of six Super Bowl teams: Baltimore Colts - Super Bowl III Miami Dolphins - Super Bowls VI, VII, VIII, XVII, XIX


What NFL coach has the most appearances in a Super Bowl as a head coach?

Don Shula with 6


Who has been to more Super Bowls Don Shula or Tom Landry?

Landry 5.........Shula 6----------Above is incorrect! They've each been to five Super Bowls.Tom Landry (5):Super Bowl V, lost to BaltimoreSuper Bowl VI, beat MiamiSuper Bowl X, lost to PittsburghSuper Bowl XII, beat DenverSuper Bowl XIII, lost to PittsburghDon Shula (5):Super Bowl VI, lost to DallasSuper Bowl VII, beat WashingtonSuper Bowl VIII, beat MinnesotaSuper Bowl XVII, lost to WashingtonSuper Bowl XIX, lost to San Francisco----------Shula was head coach in 6 Super Bowls. Missing from the list is Super Bowl III when Shula was head coach of the Baltimore Colts that lost to the New York Jets.


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