Chip Kelly has a 27-33 record in the NFL, which isn’t good.
But it puts him in some good company.
After their first 60 games, Bill Walsh (26-34) and Tom Landry (14-42-4) had worse records, and Marv Levy (27-33) and Chuck Noll (27-33) had identical marks.
In other words, Kelly is hanging with a Hall-of-Fame quartet that combined for 16 Super Bowl appearances and nine Super Bowl rings.
Of course, the comparison between Kelly and that decorated foursome is flawed.
The Hall-of-Famers inherited woeful teams (Landry had the expansion Cowboys), spent their first 60 games with the same franchise and, generally speaking, were on an upward trajectory.