Andy Reid is facing calls to step down as the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs following the blowout loss in Super Bowl 59 on Sunday evening. Seriously. Reid, 66, is one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history.

The Kansas City Chiefs have consistently dominated the NFL in both the regular season and the playoffs for the past 7 years. Making 3 consecutive Super Bowls, m

“There aren’t enough superlatives,” said Brad Childress, who became the Minnesota Vikings’ head coach in 2006 after having been Reid’s offensive coordinator in Philadelphia and worked for Reid again in Kansas City from 2013 to 2017. “He wasn’t born on third base.”

“Yes, I’ll be back,” he told reporters in New Orleans, confirming that Reid intends to return to the Chiefs for the 2025 season. Reid stands at 301 career victories, between the regular season and playoffs.

The Chiefs' boss shares traits with legends of the game in Bill Belichick, Don Shula, Bill Walsh, Mike Holmgren and John Madden.

One NFL analyst made a bizarre statement about #Chiefs HC Andy Reid after Kansas City’s loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.

Following the Super Bowl defeat, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has caught a few strays from analysts, but none more foolish than this.

The time has come for Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid to ride off into the sunset following his team's beatdown in Super Bowl LIX, at least according to one Fox Sports analyst. "Andy Reid should step down as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs,

Andy Reid is going nowhere, and the Kansas City Chiefs rebuild following the Super Bowl LIX defeat has already begun, with the NFL franchise hiring a 27-year-old as its linebackers coach