Saints will interview Mike McCarthy in person during this week, Jan. 20-Jan. 25 [Underhill: McCarthy would have to be the current favorite]

Andy Reid had never won a Super bowl before the Chiefs.
Belichick had never won a Super bowl before the Patriots.

That's not the same.

And you're ignoring that one of the people from your example, only got one sniff at head coach last year. Nothing I said was inaccurate. Show me a former Super Bowl winning coach who has rebuilt another team into a Super Bowl winner. I want the Saints to contend for Super Bowls, not be good enough to be competitive.

McCarthy wouldn't be horrible, but I'd prefer the odds if we give a new coach a try. Could it fail? Yes, but at least the Saints will have tried something that has a track record of success versus something that doesn't. And again, hoping that a former Super Bowl winning head coach over the age of 60 gets his third different team to the big game doesn't have a history of success. Young, motivated new coaches does though.
This " No HC has ever WON a SB with 2 different teams is an anomaly. Most SB winning HCs stay with their teams for multiple yrs. If they win more than 1 SB with that team they stay for decades, especially if the team still does well. Then after decades they retire.

There have been many HC that won a SB and then made it back to the SB with different teams. If McCarthy gets us to another SB , I'll take my chances

Don Shula — Baltimore (1968); Miami (1971-73, 1982, 1984)

Bill Parcells — N.Y. Giants (1986, 1990); New England (1996)

Dan Reeves — Denver (1986-87, 1989); Atlanta (1998)

Dick Vermeil — Philadelphia (1980); St. Louis (1999)

Mike Holmgren — Green Bay (1996-97); Seattle (2005)

John Fox — Carolina (2003); Denver (2013)

Andy Reid — Philadelphia (2004); Kansas City (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023)