Reid becomes the third head coach to win four Super Bowl titles Mahomes could join Michael Jordan (6), Tom Brady (5) and LeBron James (4) as the only players in MLB/NBA/NHL/NFL history to win four ...

Andy Reid (Kansas City Chiefs) vs. Kyle Shanahan (San Francisco 49ers) Super Bowl LIV (2020) and Super Bowl LVIII (2024) The Chiefs dynasty isn't written without Reid's victories over Shanahan, as ...

Reid is hoping to make more history on Sunday, as the Chiefs will become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls if they defeat the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. The Chiefs would also match ...

Andy Reid knows how to set the tone on day one of training camp. The Kansas City Chiefs play as hard as anyone else in the ...

The official trailer for ESPN's 'The Kingdom' was released on Monday, with the fly-on-the-wall documentary about the Kansas ...

Andy Reid has won 4 Super Bowl titles, three as the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs and one as an assistant coach for the Green Bay Packers, as of February 2025. Get more information on Andy ...

Reid never won the Super Bowl in Philadelphia, but he set the foundation for what was to come. He took his knowledge to Kansas City, and has never had a losing season in 12 years coaching the Chiefs.

Andy Reid's place in Canton is secure, even if it isn't official. The Chiefs head coach has taken two different franchises to the Super Bowl, and he has just three seasons out of 25 total with a ...

Andy Reid could surpass Don Shula in 3 1/2 years Entering the Super Bowl with his Kansas City Chiefs, Reid has a total of 301 career wins, 161 in K.C. and 140 with the Philadelphia Eagles, his ...

He won six Super Bowl rings during his 24-year stint with the Patriots. Even if Reid were to secure win No. 4 in 2024, he still would have a bit to go before catching Belichick.

Kansas City Chiefs' Marquise Brown carted off training field with suspected ankle injury, coach Reid to monitor severity.

Beyond the Super Bowl appearance, Reid took the Eagles to five NFC championship games, including four in a row from 2001-04. Twice, he lost to the eventual Super Bowl champion.