Why is Andy Reid here? And why is he rocking a blue and white jacket with a BYU logo on it? Those questions swept through T-Mobile Center in Kansas City last March as Reid, a month after guiding the beloved hometown Chiefs to their second-straight Super Bowl title,

Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid admitted that he was surprised coordinators Steve Spagnuolo and Matt Nagy did not receive NFL head coach jobs.

NEW ORLEANS — Coach Andy Reid doesn't plan to leave the Kansas City sideline any time soon. As Reid prepares the Chiefs for their fifth Super Bowl appearance in six seasons, the 66-year-old put to rest any talk that he was ready to hang it up if Kansas City wins a third straight title.

Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy is still amazed that Reid has posted winning streaks of at least five games in all 12 seasons as the Chiefs’ head coach, the longest such streak in NFL history. He called Reid “one of the greatest to ever do it,” saying he knows how to acquire winners, whether they be players or assistant coaches.

I know for a fact he’s going to be back next year,” the Kansas City Chiefs owner said of Reid, ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl meeting with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Andy Reid recognizes longevity as a running mate in his sustained success with the Kansas City Chiefs as he prepares the team for a third consecutive Super Bowl.

The Kansas City Chiefs are in their third straight Super Bowl. This season the Chiefs are looking to make history as the first team to ever will three straight championships.