Unafraid to adapt, John Fox shifted the Broncos offensive philosophy to a more balanced run/pass play mix in the final six games of the regular season. (David Zalubowski / Associated Press)
The top 10 NFL coaching performances of the 2014 season.
Colts Coach Chuck Pagano has kept his players honed in despite using 11 different offensive line combinations. (David Zalubowski / Associated Press)
In Bill O’Brien’s first season, the Houston Texans went from 2-14 to 9-7 despite using Ryan Fitzpatrick, Case Keenum, Ryan Mallett and Tom Savage at quarterback. (Patric Schneider / Associated Press)
Lions Coach Jim Caldwell went 11-5 with basically the same talent that Jim Schwartz led to a 7-9 record last season. (Charles Rex Arbogast / Associated Press)
Repeating as Super Bowl champions is no easy task, but Pete Carroll has the Seahawks two wins away from accomplishing it. (Elaine Thompson / Associated Press)
The Packers started 1-2 for the third straight season, but Coach Mike McCarthy got them back on track and into the NFC Championship. (Joe Robbins / Getty Images)
Besides the Ray Rice situation, Ravens Coach John Harbaugh dealt with placing five cornerbacks on injured reserve and still guided Baltimore back to the playoffs. (Patrick Semansky / Associated Press)
New England went from its dynasty supposedly collapsing after starting 2-2 to the No. 1 seed in the AFC thanks to the coaching and personnel moves of Coach Bill Belichick. (Elise Amendola / Associated Press)
Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett led a team that was supposed to be fighting to finish .500 to a 12-4 record and a playoff victory. (Rob Carr / Getty Images)
Despite losing 21 players for a combined 109 games, including quarterback Carson Palmer, Cardinals Coach Bruce Arians helped Arizona tie a franchise record with 11 wins. (Grant Halverson / Getty Images)
