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How many Super Bowl rings does Mike Ditka have? Coaching record, playoff wins and more

Mike Ditka’s legacy in football spans both the field and the sidelines, marked by three Super Bowl victories across three distinct roles. As a player, Ditka earned his first ring in Super Bowl VI with the 1971 Dallas Cowboys, while his second came as an assistant coach under Tom Landry in Super Bowl XII with the 1977 Cowboys.

His most celebrated achievement, however, arrived in 1985 as head coach of the Chicago Bears, where he led the team to a dominant Super Bowl XX victory—the franchise’s only championship to date. Ditka’s coaching tenure with the Bears from 1982 to 1992 was equally transformative, delivering five consecutive 10-win seasons (1984–1988) and a franchise-best .631 win percentage (106–62).

Though his playoff record finished even at 6–6, his 1985 squad remains synonymous with defensive brilliance, cementing his place as one of the NFL’s most iconic figures. Later, Ditka briefly coached the New Orleans Saints from 1997 to 1999, compiling a 15–33 record before retiring.

His career coaching tally stands at 121–95 (.560), with his Bears era alone ranking as the most successful stretch in franchise history since George Halas’s era.

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