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.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach received official interview request Thursday.

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

Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub is one of the NFL's biggest surprises in recent memory. The six-time Super Bowl-winning coach won't be a first-ballot Hall of Famer as part of the 2026 class.

There’s no Super Bowl for the Chiefs this season as they prepare for their Week 18 finale at the Las Vegas Raiders. On Monday, Reid got ahead of any rumors about his future as the head coach in Kansas City. Asked if he could imagine a scenario in which he’s not the coach of the Chiefs next season, Reid said:

The Buffalo Bills are filling their coaching staff for the upcoming season and one of their next moves is to hire a coach that worked with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes on the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Kansas City Chiefs lost a coach after their 6-11 season, and now, that coach officially has a new gig and won't be returning.

Former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has made a startling comment, and it is about Andy Reid’s HoF ballot. Rob Gronkowski, who played 8 seasons with the New England Patriots, believes that no one deserves to be a first-ballot Hall of Fame pick more than his former coach.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid let offensive coordinator Matt Nagy leave Kansas City this offseason, but he also helped him get his new job in New York. 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.