After being named head coach of the Dallas Cowboys on January 2, 2003, Bill Parcells directed the last place Cowboys of 2002 to the NFL Playoffs for the first time in six years. This two-time “Coach Of The Year” is a true winner, a true leader, and he demands the best.

A TRUE WINNER, in his 16th season as an NFL head coach, Bill Parcells has accumulated a 155-108-1-career record, including two Super Bowl victories (XXI and XXV with the Giants) and a third Super Bowl appearance (XXXI with the Patriots). His 155 career victories make him the third winningest active head coach in the NFL.

A TRUE LEADER, Bill Parcells has coached his teams to eleven winning seasons, nine playoff berths, and an 11-7 postseason record. Parcells-led teams have finished in either first or second place in their division nine times. He is one of only four coaches in NFL history to have led two separate teams to the Super Bowl. In addition, he is the only coach to have directed four different teams to the playoffs. He is one of just five active coaches to have ever won a Super Bowl title, and he is one of only three active coaches that can claim two Super Bowl titles.

Bill Parcells DEMANDS THE BEST, and it is obvious in how his teams perform. Through success on the field, Bill has earned the respect of NFL players, coaches, and fans across the nation. His success, tough style of coaching, and unique personality have made Bill one of the most recognized figures in professional sports today.

Bill Parcells’ charisma and wit makes him a great addition to any function.