
33. Kyle Shanahan
Sometimes the tide turns in a game. That’s when athletes depend on their coaches to change their tactics and make something happen. However, Shanahan failed to do this when he worked for the Falcons. The former offensive coordinator called plays but made massive mistakes (via USA Today).

Atlanta allowed the Patriots to return from a record deficit and lost the game. Shanahan justifiably received a lot of criticism and acknowledged his mistakes. He agreed that his play calling in the final minutes proved costly. He failed his athletes but at least he’s not quite as bad a person like others on this list.