New York Yankees History

The New York Yankees were a professional football team from 1946 until 1949, playing their final season in New York City, New York.

New York Yankees by the Decades

1940s

The New York Yankees' inaugural season was 1946. During the decade, the Yankees had a record of 35-17-2 during the regular season and 0-3 in the playoffs. They won zero division titles. The Yankees ranked 1st in the East division with a win percentage of 67%.

New York Yankees Head Coaching History

Head Coach	Years	Record	Win percentage	Playoff record
Norman "Red" Strader	1948-1949	13-9-0	59.1%	0-1
Ray Flaherty	1946-1948	22-8-2	71.9%	0-2

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Franchise history

Year	Record	Coaches
1949 New York Yankees	8-4-0 (0-1)	Head Coach: Norman "Red" Strader Offensive Line Coach: Mel Hein Backfield Coach: Bernie Masterson
1948 New York Yankees	6-8-0 (0-0)	Head Coach: Ray Flaherty Interim Head Coach: Norman "Red" Strader Line Coach: Jim Barber Backfield Coach: Norman "Red" Strader Assistant Coach: Michael Joseph Pecarovich
1947 New York Yankees	11-2-1 (0-1)	Head Coach: Ray Flaherty Line Coach: Jim Barber Backfield Coach: Norman "Red" Strader
1946 New York Yankees	10-3-1 (0-1)	Head Coach: Ray Flaherty Line Coach: Jim Barber Ends Coach: Bob Masterson Backfield Coach: Norman "Red" Strader

Franchise history guide

Seasons with a championship win

Seasons with a conference championship