Pro Football Focus recently ranked Kansas City Chiefs ' Andy Reid as the NFL's top returning head coach going into 2025.

Reid was introduced to Jared, and the Jams, about five years ago. Safe to say he was smitten by the young man and his family. To say nothing of how he felt about the product made in their FDA ...

“We were struggling at times,” is what Andy Reid admitted after the Black Friday duel against their sworn rivals, the Las ...

Former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid remains a respected piece of the organization's history. Watching Reid coach the Kansas City Chiefs, it is fair to wonder what could have been ...

Reid also ranks fourth all time with 301 wins in the regular season and playoffs and has a chance to break Don Shula’s record of 347 wins. Reid said none of that is what motivates him to keep ...

Reid spent the first 14 years of his head coaching career with the Eagles and produced a 130-93 overall record but was fired after a 4-12 record in 2012. He would take a job with the Chiefs for ...

Both Reid and Shula were known for pushing their players, though Shula was more stick; Reid more carrot. When he took over the Dolphins, Shula didn’t have two-a-day practices. He had four a day.

"Andy Reid should step down as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs," the pundit proclaimed on Fox Sports Radio's The Odd Couple show. "Where were the adjustments? Where was the game plan?

NEW ORLEANS — Andy Reid has a routine for every Chiefs road game. He gathers the team at the hotel the night before the game and imparts some non-football information to his players.

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There's no evidence that Andy Reid took a swipe at Britney Griner or any other Olympic athlete who has ... It was shared more than 7,000 times in 10 days. More from the Fact-Check Team: How ...

Reid isn't buying the reigning Super Bowl MVP's excuse and doesn't understand all the commotion. "Listen, they do it in basketball every game, several times in every game," said Reid.