Here we go again! Chiefs vs. Eagles, Super Bowl LVII all over again. The Eagles are chasing their second-ever Super Bowl win after six years. And the Chiefs? Oh, how many times have we said “three-peat” this season? It was on everyone’s lips the moment the Chiefs kicked off their journey, and it’s stuck ever since. You’ve got to hand it to Andy Reid. It’s him who has built this legacy. Now, with the Chiefs and Eagles gearing up for a rematch, Kansas City’s head coach has a message. 

Coach Reid has quite the Super Bowl experience now. Five Super Bowl trips in the last six years and three straight AFC Conference championships. That’s an outstanding resume. Even with the Chiefs’ big win over the Bills today, he’s not getting caught up in the hype. He’s already thinking about what’s next. While the players are out celebrating and ready to hit the club, Andy Reid’s over here saying, ‘Back to work again.’ “We’re not done. We have another game against a good Philadelphia Eagles team,” said the Chiefs HC at the post-game conference. 

So, no way Kansas City players should be thinking about hitting the club tonight or any night until the Super Bowl’s over. But that’s not all Andy Reid has to say. The 66-year-old also gave Bills coach Sean McDermott his flowers. “Our hats go off to Buffalo. They’ve got a tremendous team. Sean McDermott is a phenomenal coach. I’m proud of him,” said Reid. The Bills made some solid plays, but when you’re in the Colosseum, only one rises as the Gladiator. And today, it was Patrick Mahomes’ day, not Josh Allen‘s.

“It was just a little bit short for them, but we’re glad that it was. What a heck of a game it was for the fans and the National Football League,” added Reid. 

You know, not every day is a bad day, and not every day’s a good one either. Just look at the Patriots. A few years ago, they were dominating the league. But once Tom Brady left, things started unraveling. And after Bill Belichick moved on, they completely hit rock bottom. Now, the rumors are swirling about Andy Reid possibly retiring.

Andy Reid is here to stay?

There’s been a lot of buzz lately about Andy Reid’s future. With the Chiefs gearing up for their fifth Super Bowl in six years, people are starting to wonder if the 65-year-old might be thinking about retirement. But let’s be real. Reid has made the Chiefdom pretty used to him running the show. When your coach keeps stacking up wins like he does, why would anyone even consider letting him go? Now, if Reid decides to call it quits, that’s a whole different conversation.

Now, with retirement rumors being the latest talk of the town, Clark Hunt himself has stepped up to address these speculations. And Chiefs fans can relax because it looks like the Chiefs HC is not going anywhere.

“I think the great news for Chiefs fans is he’s not done.” That’s what Mr. Hunt had to say about his coach. So, now all you need to worry about is brushing up on a few Kendrick Lamar songs so you can vibe with him during the Super Bowl halftime. And guess what? K-Dot’s not rolling solo. Joining him will be the stunning SZA. The duo collaborated on ‘All the Stars’ for Black Panther. So, get ready because, in two weeks, we’re in for one epic ride at the Caesars Superdome.