9 College Football Coaches Who Failed Miserably In The NFL

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00:00Nine college football coaches who failed miserably in the NFL.

00:05Urban Meyer.

00:06After winning three college national titles,

00:09Meyer coached the Jaguars for one season 2 and 11

00:12and was fired amid controversy.

00:15Steve Spurrier.

00:17After winning a college title in 1997,

00:20Spurrier's Washington Redskins tenure lasted two seasons, 12 and 20,

00:24before returning successfully to college.

00:27Lou Holtz.

00:28Holtz left college after NC State's success to coach the Jets,

00:32but resigned after a 3 and 10 season returning to college.

00:36Bobby Petrino.

00:38After dominating at Louisville,

00:39Petrino's NFL stint with the Falcons ended after 13 games 3 and 10 resigning midseason.

00:45Nick Saban.

00:47Saban's Dolphins tenure produced a 15 and 17 record despite a 9 and 7 season

00:52before he returned to build Alabama dynasty.

00:55Chip Kelly.

00:56Kelly's NFL tenure included two 10 and 6 seasons with the Eagles,

01:00but finished 6 and 9 and 2 and 14, leading to two midseason firings.

01:06Matt Rule.

01:07Despite rebuilding Temple and Baylor,

01:09Rule's Carolina Panthers went 11 and 27 over three seasons,

01:13including a 1 and 4 start in 2022.

01:17Greg Sciano.

01:18After Rutgers' success,

01:20Sciano's Bucs tenure yielded a 7 and 9 season,

01:23then 4 and 12, leading to his firing after two years.

01:27Dennis Erickson.

01:29Erickson's Seahawks teams never exceeded 500,

01:32then went 9 and 23 with the 49ers before returning to college.