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February 8, 2024 Soccerforall24

Philadelphia, PA (CBS)- In twenty-five seasons, Andy Reid has achieved all an NFL head coach might hope for—and more.

Reid is slated to make his fifth Super Bowl participation and pursue his third championship. Reid is the only head coach to hold the record for most wins with two distinct teams.

Reid led the Philadelphia Eagles as their head coach for 14 seasons prior to ushering in this era of dominance with the Kansas City Chiefs. Reid’s record of 130 wins during the regular season, 10 postseason victories (also a record), six division crowns, five conference titles, and a Super Bowl trip in 2004 are all attributed to him with the Eagles.

Reid has been much better in Kansas City, even though he went 130-93-1 (.583 win percentage) with the Eagles and helped the team to new heights. Reid has led the Chiefs to six straight conference championship games and eight straight AFC West championships. Throughout Reid’s 11 seasons, Kansas City has made four trips to the Super Bowl and has won two of those trips.

How has Reid improved as Kansas City’s head coach by so much? In Reid’s 11 seasons with the Chiefs, the team is 128-51 (.715 win percentage), with Reid having 15 postseason victories. Recall that Reid’s final season as an NFL head coach ended in defeat in 2012, when he was dismissed by the Eagles.

Hugh Douglas, a former defensive end for the Eagles and current WIP presenter, told CBS Sports, “I think he needed to leave (Philadelphia) to grow and learn from his mistakes.” “I think it was advantageous for both parties in that sense. Furthermore, it can often be challenging to modify a formula once you believe you have one. You believe that you’re being obstinate as you understand that was quarterback.

“Number one, he got a good quarterback [in Patrick Mahomes],” Douglas stated. “Donovan McNabb, the quarterback for the Eagles, allowed his quarterback to develop, not that he was a horrible quarterback. Tyreek Hill was a good receiver for him, but I believe the most important thing was that he gave those players room to develop.”

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Reid developed players that the front office drafted, even during the Chiefs’ 2017 Super Bowl victory run (with his assistance). Reid is no longer the head coach in Kansas City in addition to his roles as general manager and executive vice president of football operations, as he had in Philadelphia for 12 years. Reid is only the

“Those young players are thriving when you look at them now. Rashee Rice is their finest receiver when it comes to offensive play. Take a look at their receiving corps at the start of the year. They gave the young cat time to mature into the role. He’s now starting to play a role for them in the playoffs, which is the greatest moment for him to do so.”

As the third head coach to defeat his former team in the Super Bowl, Reid won his second Super Bowl championship last season. Reid is second only to Bill Belichick in postseason victories with 25, and he also became the fourth head coach to reach 200 wins and win multiple Super Bowl titles, after Belichick and Don Shula.

Douglas realizes Reid too well in the wake of playing for himself and being a group envoy for the Falcons during Reid’s time in Philadelphia.

Difficult to imagine Reid moving to one side in the midst of a tradition with Mahomes, who is as yet two years from turning 30.

“I don’t see Mentor Reid going anyplace,” Douglas said. ” He cherishes this game to such an extent. What’s more, look, not getting into his private issue, but rather he’s made a ton of penances for the sport of football. I am aware that some must be harsh with Coach. I think he adores the sport of football. I think there are a few things he believes he can in any case accomplish for this game. In the event that he left for the current year, I wouldn’t believe.”