Legacy is an overarching theme with any Super Bowl. Pull out a victory and you'll join an exclusive club consisting of the few who have reached the NFL's mountaintop. For some, it can also be the crown jewel for how they are viewed in league history compared to some of the game's best. While plenty of that legacy talk will center around both quarterbacks in and , there's also a lot on the line for the head coaches of the and Philadelphia Eagles as well Ricardo Louis Jersey .Philadelphia's Nick Sirianni has reached the for the first time in his head-coaching career. The 41-year-old is in just his second season with the Eagles and off to quite the start leading the team. Philly earned the No. 1 seed in the NFC this season and has dominated throughout the postseason, outscoring its opponents 69-14.After digging into the history books to see if Sirianni will have any beginner's luck on his side, it looks more like a coin flip for the Eagles head coach.In the previous 56 Super Bowls, there have been 59 head coaches reaching the big game for the first time in their careers. Combined, those coaches are just below .500, owning a 28-31 record. Of course, it is a bit more difficult to parse through those stats, particularly in the early years of the Super Bowl, as multiple head coaches were playing in the game for the first time. However, even when you look at recent history, it does appear to be more of a 50-50 shot. Since the 2000 season, coaches reaching the Super Bowl for the first time are 13-14. SUPER BOWLHEAD COACH(ES)RECORDSuper Bowl IVince Lombardi, (W), Hank Stram, Chiefs (L)1-1Super Bowl IIJohn Rauch, (L)1-2Super Bowl IIIWeeb Ewbank, (W), Don Shula, Myles Garrett Jersey (L)2-3Super Bowl IVBud Grant, (L)2-4Super Bowl VDon McCafferty, Colts (W), Tom Landry, (L)3-5Super Bowl VIIGeorge Allen, Washington (L)3-6Super Bowl IXChuck Noll, (W)4-6Super Bowl XIJohn Madden, Raiders (W)5-6Super Bowl XIIRed Miller, (L)5-7Super Bowl XIVRay Malavasi, (L)5-8Super Bowl XVTom Flores, Raiders (W), Dick Vermeil, (L)6-9Super Bowl XVIBill Walsh, (W), Forrest Gregg, (L)7-10Super Bowl XVIIJoe Gibbs, Washington (W)8-10Super Bowl XXMike Ditka, (W), Raymond Berry, (L)9-11Super Bowl XXIBill Parcells, (W), Dan Reeves, Broncos (L)10-12Super Bowl XXIIISam Wyche, Bengals (L)10-13Super Bowl XXIVGeorge Seifert, 49ers (W)11- Larry Ogunjobi Jersey 13Super Bowl XXVMarv Levy, (L)11-14Super Bowl XXVIIJimmy Johnson, Cowboys (W)12-14Super Bowl XXIXBobby Ro s, (L)12-15Super Bowl XXXBarry Switzer, Cowboys (W), Bill Cowher, Steelers (L)13-16Super Bowl XXXIMike Holmgren, Packers (W)14-16Super Bowl XXXIIMike Shanahan, Broncos (W)15-16Super Bowl XXXIVJeff Fisher, (L)15-17Super Bowl XXXVBrian Billick, (W), Jim Fa sel, Giants (L)16-18Super Bowl XXXVIBill Belichick, Patriots (W), Mike Martz, Rams (L)17-19Super Bowl XXXVIIJon Gruden, (W), Bill Callahan, Raiders (L)18-20Super Bowl XXXVIIIJohn Fox, (L)18-21Super Bowl XXXIXAndy Reid, Eagles (L)18-22Super Bowl XLITony Dungy, Colts (W), Lovie Smith, Bears (L)19-23Super Bowl XLIITom Coughlin, Giants (W)20-23Super Bowl XLIIIMike Tomlin, Steelers (W), Ken Whisenhunt, (L)21-24Super Bowl XLIVSean Payton, (W), Jim Caldwell, Colts (L)22-25Super Bowl XLVMike Britton Colquitt Jersey McCarthy, Packers (W)23-25Super Bowl XLVIIJohn Harbaugh, Ravens (W), Jim Harbaugh, 49ers (L)24-26Super Bowl XLVIIIPete Carroll, (W)25-26Super Bowl 50Gary Kubiak, Broncos (W), Ron Rivera, Panthers (L)26-27Super Bowl LIDan Quinn, (L)26-28Super Bowl LIIDoug Pederson, Eagles (W)27-28Super Bowl LIIISean McVay, Rams (L)27-29Super Bowl LIVKyle Shanahan, 49ers (L)27-30Super Bowl LVBruce Arians, Buccaneers (W)28-30Super Bowl LVIZac Taylor, Bengals (L)28-31More recently, first-time Super Bowl coaches have been in a Jaelen Strong Jersey bit of a slump, losing four of their last six appearances, including Zac Taylor with the Bengals a year ago. That said, Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians was able to get the win in his first crack just a couple of seasons ago, so it's certainly within the realm of po sibility for Sirianni.Meanwhile, Sirianni's contemporary, Andy Reid, lost in his first trip to the big game back in Super Bowl XXXIX when he was the head coach of the Eagles. Reid manned Philadelphia's sideline from 1999 to 2012 and is the winningest coach in franchise history, going 130-93-1 over his tenure. While he never was able to win a title with the Eagles, he finally hoisted the Lombardi Trophy a few years ago with a Super Bowl LIV victory as head coach of the Chiefs. Super Bowl LVII will kick off on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 6:30 p.m. ET.