Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made it clear on Tuesday that he has no plans to step away, confirming that he will continue coaching through the 2025 NFL season.
During a press conference, Reid addressed his future and reaffirmed his passion for the game, stating, “Yes, I’ll be back.” At 66 years old, he has established himself as one of the most accomplished coaches in league history, ranking fourth in all-time regular-season wins with 273.
With nearly 30 years of head coaching experience in the NFL, Reid’s upcoming 2025 season will mark his 27th all in all and his 13th leading the Chiefs.
His tenure in Kansas City followed a 14-year run as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, where he built a strong reputation before transitioning to his current role.
Success has defined Reid’s time with the Chiefs, as he has already guided them to three Super Bowl championships.
This Sunday, he will have an opportunity to secure a fourth title and make history with an unprecedented third consecutive championship—ironically against his former team, the Eagles.
Even with a growing legacy, Reid downplayed any focus on personal milestones or moving up the all-time coaching victories list. What continues to drive him is his deep-rooted love for football and the relationships he has built within the sport.
Reid Looks Ahead to 2025 with His Unwavering Dedication to the Game
“I just enjoy teaching. I don’t get caught up much in the stats or the records,” Reid explained. “I enjoy being around the guys. I enjoy football, the game.
You can’t put in the hours we do and not enjoy it. I love the game.” His words reflect a genuine passion for coaching, emphasizing the importance of fostering a positive environment for his players and staff.
Sustaining success in such a demanding role requires adaptability and an exceptional work ethic, both of which Reid has demonstrated throughout his career.
He has embraced the evolution of the sport while maintaining a high level of achievement, earning the respect of players and peers alike.
As he prepares for another Super Bowl appearance, Reid remains focused on the aspects of coaching that matter most to him—teaching, leading, and fully immersing himself in the game that has defined his career.
