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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks to the media during the team’s rookie minicamp Monday, May 6, 2024, in Kansas City, Mo. | Charlie Riedel, Associated Press
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid’s 258 career victories are fourth most in NFL history. Next February, if his Chiefs win another Super Bowl, Reid will become the first coach to claim three consecutive Lombardi trophies.
Reid’s success is road mapped in work, grace and style and has earned respect from around the world.
“I’ve been lucky enough to be involved in everything, all the major events here,” Reid recently told the “Y’s Guys” podcast. “The one that sits before us right now is a nice challenge and that’s to win potentially another Super Bowl, or at least prepare ourselves to be able to do that. So, that’s where our energy is going right now. That’s something that’s never been done in the NFL. It’s hard to win one, let alone two in a row, and let alone three and that’s why it has never happened. What a great challenge that is!”
Reid and the Chiefs begin their historic quest on Thursday, Sept. 5, against former Cougar linebacker Kyle Van Noy and the Baltimore Ravens.
During his “Y’s Guys” interview, Reid tackled topics ranging from former BYU stars Zach Wilson and Kingsley Suamataia to Taylor Swift and Harrison Butker. He also fielded inquiries from “Y’s Guys” viewers, former teammates and a few BYU A-listers. Here are a few.
Q: How important is the coach/GM relationship to your success and your job enjoyment? Who makes the final call on draft and roster cuts? (Danny Ainge, Jazz CEO former Boston GM)
Reid: “I think it’s huge. My general manager here now is Brett Veach. He jumps in there and really was instrumental in bringing Pat Mahomes here. How important is that? John Dorsey was the GM at the…
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Author : Deseret News
Publish date : 2024-06-08 03:00:00
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