#AndyReid

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📰 NFL Exec Says Andy Reid Is 'Best Coach in History' Ahead of Chiefs' Playoff Opener http://dlvr.it/THPQ5X

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Andy Reid (American Football Coach) Lifestyle, Biography, age, Net worth...

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The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Fransisco 49ers 25-22 in only the second-ever Super Bowl to go to overtime.

Full Story Here: https://usports.org/49ers-players-didnt-know-new-overtime-rules-in-super-bowl/

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Footage of Travis Kelce‘s meltdown during the Super Bowl spread through social media quickly during the game.

Full Story Here: https://uinterview.com/news/travis-kelce-wont-reveal-what-he-yelled-at-coach-andy-reid-during-meltdown-at-super-bowl/

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SB LVIII: Andy Reid’s title march 

LAS VEGAS - Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has been there and done that. Reid celebrated with his team after leading the Chiefs to a 25-22 overtime win against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.  The win gives Reid and the Chiefs three NFL championships in the last five years. Kansas City has made four appearances in the Super Bowl under Reid’s watch. Reid is now 3-1 in Super Bowl games since he has been head coach of the Chiefs. 

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid (center) attends the NFL's Opening Night Kickoff to Super Bowl LVIII on Feb. 5, 2024. The opening night ceremony took place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo credit: Dennis J. Freeman/News4usonline Those wins came against San Francisco (twice) and against the Philadelphia Eagles, a team that Reid used to coach. Reid won 130 games for the Eagles and guided teams to five NFC Championships during his tenure.  The only thing missing on Reid’s resume at the time was winning a Super Bowl. He doesn’t seem to have that problem as coach of the Chiefs Under Reid’s watch, Kansas City has played in four of the last five Super Bowls.  In beating the Niners, Reid and the Chiefs have strung together back-to-back championships, something that is somewhat of an out-of-body experience for the Kansas City coach. “It’s a little bit surreal. Back-to-back is rare for this football team and this organization,” Reid said. “I don’t know what a dynasty is. You guys have the thesaurus, so you can figure it out. It’s a great win because I know how hard it is to do and how hard the season was. The ups and downs of the season and how proud I am of the guys for just hanging with each other and staying positive with each other.”  “The young guys grew up, and nobody ever pointed fingers at the offense when the offense was growing. It all kind of came together during the playoffs and worked out well. Great leaders in Patrick , Chris , and Trav , the job that they’ve done,” Reid added. “They’re passionate players, and I love that, even if they chest bump me to the other side of the 50. I appreciate it. I just love that the guy wants to play and wants to be in there playing. He knows I love that, so he makes me feel young.”  Reid has posted an overall mark of 3-2 in the Big Game if you count his lone appearance in the Super Bowl as the former head coach of the Eagles. What a difference a team makes.  Reid is beloved and warmly embraced in Kansas City. Reid was run out of Philadelphia after not producing a Super Bowl winner. He knows what winning football means. He understands the building of a winning tradition.  After seeing quarterback Patrick Mahomes doing Patrick Mahomes as he led Kansas City on an improbable drive to lead his team to victory in the extra session, Reid talked to reporters about how tough it is to win one title, let alone to play in multiple championship games.  "Listen, I mean, this is a tough profession, which we all know, is competitive,” Reid said. “I mean, the parity in this league is ridiculous. And so, to watch your guys work and focus and all that, I mean, you just appreciate – I think the older you get, you probably appreciate that also. I mean, I appreciate the first one because it took me a thousand years to get into a Super Bowl."  “At least being able to hold that Lombardi Trophy. I appreciate every day that I have to do this. I work for a great owner and ownership family. Between Mark Donovan, Veach and myself, we’re lucky to be Kansas City Chiefs. And so, that part feels good. And then, we have a good locker room and we have good coaches,” he added. 

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks to reporters after leading his team to a 35-31 win against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. The win against the Eagles in 2023 was the first of two straight for Reid and the Chiefs. Kansas City has now secured back-to-back Super Bowl victories. Photo credit: Dennis J. Freeman/News4usonline The Chiefs are repeat Super Bowl champions because of the improbable playmaking of Mahomes, and the timeliness of their defense. Reid, however, is the one who makes it all go for the Chiefs.  “He’s one of the best coaches of all time. I believe he's the best coach of all time,” Mahomes said. “I know he didn't have the trophies yet and I have a lot of respect for some of those great coaches. But the way he's able to navigate every single team he has, continue to have success no matter where he's at.”  “He brings out the best of me because he lets me be me. I think that's important, is he doesn't try to make me anyone else. I don't think I'd be the quarterback that I am if I didn't have Coach Reid being my head coach. And other than that, he wants to be the best person you can be. And that's something that I think is truly special,” Mahomes added.   Read the full article

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NFL 2023 Kickoff Betting Preview

Give yourself a round of applause. You have survived another NFL offseason. On Thursday, the new 2023 season kicks off in Kansas City, as the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs hang their banner with the Detroit Lions in town. The NFL moved to a single-game Thursday kickoff in 2002, and since 2004, it has been a tradition to have that game hosted by the defending Super Bowl champions. There will be concerts, a larger-than-normal tailgate at Arrowhead Stadium, and a full celebration of the 272 games of the regular season to come. Amid all the pomp and circumstance, there will be a football game. A pretty good football game at that. And there will be NFL betting.

NFL Week 1: Detroit Lions at Kansas City Chiefs (-7)

If there is one team that is impossible to hate, it is the Detroit Lions. Their starting quarterback, Jared Goff, is engaged to a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model. Their head coach is ranked No. 1 on everyone’s list of “want to have a beer with.” Their fans have been battered by bad teams since the 1950s, yet they remain loyal. There is something about the city of Detroit and something about the Lions that you want to root for. And to top it off, they are actually a good team. They are favored to win the NFC North because they have one of the best offenses in the NFL. We won’t see Jameson Williams to begin the season, but in the age of diminishing running back returns, rookie Jahmyr Gibbs is an exciting one to watch.

The Kansas City Chiefs are also a pretty good team. For each of the five years that Partick Mahomes has been the quarterback, they have hosted the AFC Championship Game. Twice, they have won the Super Bowl with Mahomes, and they are the preseason betting favorite to win a third. Chris Jones remains a holdout, which will hurt the Chiefs pass rush. Can the Lions take advantage of that? Maybe, on offense. But the Chiefs offense should have its way with a suspect Lions defense.

Game Pick: Chiefs (-7)

Andy Reid is 9-1 in Week 1 as the head coach of the Chiefs, 5-0 with Mahomes as the starting quarterback, and Mahomes has 18 Week 1 touchdown passes and no interceptions. In these five season-openers, the Chiefs have won them all by an average of 13 points, and four of the five wins were by at least 10 points. Go with the Chiefs at home.

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Congratulations to the @chiefs for their win. It was a great game. Now bring on the drama of the off-season #nflplayoffs #superbowl #championship #nfl #kansascity #chiefs #chiefskingdom #mvp #patrickmahomes #andyreid #philadelphiaeagles #eagles #philadelphia https://www.instagram.com/p/ColmbrFsFxb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Rihanna is the first woman billionaire to play the Super Bowl halftime show Rihanna is about to perform at the Super Bowl LVII on Sunday (Feb. 12), marking the superstar’s first return to a musical stage in five years. Read more... https://qz.com/super-bowl-2023-halftime-show-rihanna-paid-1850093932

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Jazzlyn drew Andy Reid at school for Super Bowl week. #andyreid #chiefs https://www.instagram.com/p/CocdXNJuK8V/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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#superbowl53 after party #PATRICKMAHOMES GOES CRAZY FOR #ANDYREID ON TEAM BUS… A #kansascitychiefs #nflplayers #nfl #Superbowl #tmz #gettyimages #getthebuzz716 https://www.instagram.com/p/B8IDeofALrJ/?igshid=1vrtj9a7du71z

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said Thursday that he accepts the fine the NFL has given him for criticizing referees after his Week 14 game against the Bills. 

Full Story Here: https://usports.org/chiefs-patrick-mahomes-accepts-fines-for-criticizing-referees/

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Grateful for our incredible fans and the organization's support after our Christmas Day win! Let's keep the momentum going! 🎄🏈 #ChiefsKingdom #AndyReid #Steelers #NFL #Victory Follow: @sportstrendnews Source: CBS Sports https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5n-rX_IDQ0