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It’s hard to make winning look as easy as Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid does, but for the 26-year head coach, evidently it comes with a price.
Reid hit a historic milestone in the team’s 23-14 win over the Houston Texans last Saturday in the AFC Divisional, securing 300 career wins as a HC (including playoffs, a mark that’s only been reached by legendary coaches Don Shula, Bill Belichick and George Halas. In typical Reid fashion, he knew how to downplay his remarkable career.
By making fun of himself.
In a recent interview on NFL Network, Reid summed up his incredible coaching journey with a hilarious, yet candid self-roast.
“I started with hair, and so I have no hair now. That’s how hard it is,” Reid said.
While Reid may be right in his comment, his ability to keep outsmarting opponents is certainly not gone. He’ll have a chance to accomplish what very few coaches have been able to do – in any sport – this weekend.
The Chiefs host the Buffalo Bills on Sunday for the AFC Championship, and a shot to go the Super Bowl to try and perfect the three-peat.
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