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Patrick Mahomes wasn’t the only member of the Kansas City Chiefs to reach an impressive milestone in the defending champions’ win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football in Week 3. After defeating Atlanta, Andy Reid reached 131 career wins as the Chiefs’ head coach...

Two NFL coaches are weighing in on a player's controversial speech as it makes waves across the league.

No stranger to pressure, three-time Super Bowl winning coach of the Chiefs Andy Reid stepped up to the mound and delivered a perfect strike just minutes prior to the Royals season opener against the Twins.

We are all now familiar with Andy Reid’s infamous punt, pass and kick contest video from when he was 13.

While Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has remained steadfast about his plans to continue coaching, rumors are now circulating that the two-time Super Bowl champion could walk away at season’s end

Andy Reid. Two-time Super Bowl champion, one of the greatest coaches of all time and now, a bonefied commercial star. Coach Reid has appeared in commercials for both State Farm and Snickers and his latest Snickers ad was a huge hit. It was a throwback to the classic 90’s “wanna get away?” ad which featured a Chiefs groundskeeper misspelling “Chefs” in the end zone.

If you are a Chiefs fan that grew up watching the team in the 90’s, then you’ll never forget the classic Snickers “Who are the Chefs” commercial. It became part of team lore and lives on to this day. Well, Snickers is now paying homage to this unforgettable ad with a little help from Chiefs coach Andy Reid who has become quite the commercial star in his own right.

The Kansas City Chiefs return to work this week following their Thursday Night Football victory over the Denver Broncos. A player noticeably missing from the game was former Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark, who was inactive and eventually released from Denver.

It was, indeed, a banner day at Arrowhead Stadium. Taylor Swift and 78,000 red-clad and sun-drenched fans witnessed the Chiefs destroy the Chicago Bears 41-10. Lost in much of the hoopla was the fact that Chiefs coach Andy Reid reached 271 wins for his career which puts him at fourth all-time in league history.

Perhaps the one negative thing that can be pointed to during the Chiefs’ massive 41-10 blowout of the Chicago Bears on Sunday was the fact that tackle Juwaan Taylor continues to be flagged for illegal formation penalties. After being hit with five flags a week ago, Andy Reid took Taylor out after he earned two more penalties against the Bears, one of which, erased a touchdown.

The new NFL season begins at Arrowhead Stadium, with the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Detroit Lions on Thursday night. A final celebration of last season’s Super Bowl victory will begin the festivities, but it will be all business once play gets underway.

The Kansas City Chiefs are less than a week away from starting the regular season at home against the Detroit Lions. The issue dominating headlines about the team is the status of All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones, who seems committed to continuing his lengthy holdout.

Andy Reid surprises you with at least one great story a year. This time, while being a guest on Chris Long’s Green Light Podcast, the two-time Super Bowl winning coach told a hilarious story from his days coaching in Green Bay. It seems coach Reid was approached by a Lambeau Field janitor who claimed he had a can’t-miss play for coach.