Andy Reid might lose another key member of his staff amid a wave of coaching changes for the Kansas City Chiefs heading into 2026.

The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event on the calendar every year. It marks the end of another NFL season, which never fails to provide drama, shocking results and emerging superstars. So it

Kansas City Chiefs head coach received official interview request Thursday.

Travis Kelce has not yet confirmed to the Chiefs whether he will return for the 2026 season. However, everything points to the tight end coming back for one last dance alongside Patrick Mahomes.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid was not in attendance at the NFL Honors on Thursday night. Unlike past years, the 67-year-old coach had no reason to make the trip to San Francisco for this season’s awards.

Tight end this week expressed anger over Bill Belichick's lack of entry to the Hall of Fame.

Reid recommended Nagy to Giants head coach John Harbaugh ( via SNY’s Connor Hughes) during his scramble to find a new offensive coordinator after Todd Monken took the Browns’ head coaching job. Harbaugh had long been planning to bring Monken, his OC in Baltimore, to New York and even tried to talk him out of going to Cleveland.

When a $24 million player underperforms, the blame game begins. For one former Chief, the fault lies not with the player, but squarely with Andy Reid’s coaching staff.