Quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid are the two people most responsible for the Kansas City Chiefs' dynasty. With the Chiefs becoming the first team in NFL history to reach five Super Bowls in a six-season span by reaching Super Bowl LIX against the Philadelphia Eagles,

Reid is fourth all-time in wins among head coaches and has reached the second-most Super Bowls of any head coach.

Kansas City #Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt reflects on initiating talks with Andy Reid to return: ‘I want to come help’ | @EdEastonJr

Just before Opening Night got underway, Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt appeared on NFL Network’s “The Insiders.” He praised head coach Andy Reid for keeping the team locked in on a week-to-week basis rather than getting caught up in the bigger picture.

With the Kansas City Chiefs back in the Super Bowl, it's the time of the year that rumors and rumblings begin to pop up about the 66-year-old Andy Reid pondering retirement. These rumors have often been nothing more than unfounded theorizing based on Reid's advanced age and speculation about his health.

Win or lose in Super Bowl LIX, Andy Reid’s future with the Kansas City Chiefs appears to be nearly set, according to the latest statement from team owner Clark Hunt. Clark Hunt attended Super Bowl Opening Night alongside other executives and took the opportunity to address the future of head coach Andy Reid and whether he will return to lead the Chiefs next season.