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The oddsmakers don’t like Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Jeff Fisher very much.
In a set of odds for the 2016-17 NFL Head Coach of the Year put out by Bovada provided to TST, Fisher is tied for last to win the odds:
| Coach | Team | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Bruce Arians | Arizona Cardinals | 15/2 |
| Mike Zimmer | Minnesota Vikings | 15/2 |
| Mike McCarthy | Green Bay Packers | 9/1 |
| Bill Belichick | New England Patriots | 10/1 |
| Ron Rivera | Carolina Panthers | 10/1 |
| Pete Carroll | Seattle Seahawks | 12/1 |
| Andy Reid | Kansas City Chiefs | 12/1 |
| Mike Tomlin | Pittsburgh Steelers | 12/1 |
| Gus Bradley | Jacksonville Jaguars | 18/1 |
| Jack Del Rio | Oakland Raiders | 18/1 |
| Marvin Lewis | Cincinnati Bengals | 20/1 |
| Todd Bowles | New York Jets | 25/1 |
| John Fox | Chicago Bears | 25/1 |
| Jason Garrett | Dallas Cowboys | 33/1 |
| Adam Gase | Miami Dolphins | 33/1 |
| John Harbaugh | Baltimore Ravens | 33/1 |
| Gary Kubiak | Denver Broncos | 33/1 |
| Ben McAdoo | New York Giants | 33/1 |
| Chuck Pagano | Indianapolis Colts | 33/1 |
| Sean Payton | New Orleans Saints | 33/1 |
| Doug Pederson | Philadelphia Eagles | 33/1 |
| Jay Gruden | Washington | 50/1 |
| Chip Kelly | San Francisco 49ers | 50/1 |
| Bill O'Brien | Houston Texans | 50/1 |
| Rex Ryan | Buffalo Bills | 50/1 |
| Jim Caldwell | Detroit Lions | 66/1 |
| Jeff Fisher | Los Angeles Rams | 66/1 |
| Hue Jackson | Cleveland Browns | 66/1 |
| Dirk Koetter | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 66/1 |
| Mike McCoy | San Diego Chargers | 66/1 |
| Mike Mularkey | Tennessee Titans | 66/1 |
| Dan Quinn | Atlanta Falcons | 66/1 |
Since being hired by the Rams in 2012, Fisher has led the team to four losing seasons with a record of 27-36-1.
With ten more losses, Jeff Fisher will have more than any NFL coach in history. If the Rams go 7-9, Fisher will join former Denver Broncos, New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Dan Reeves with the record 165 losses. Reeves famously coached more games than any head coach not to win a Super Bowl or NFL Championship from the pre-Super Bowl era (357). The coach with the second-most games coached to not win the trophy? Former (x2) Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Chuck Knox (334). Jeff Fisher has been a head coach for 324 games.
He is one of only two NFL head coaches hired before 2015 who has yet to post a winning record and take his team to the postseason (the other being Jacksonville Jaguars HC Gus Bradley who has 18/1 odds in the above).
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