RK Andy Reid CONFIRMS This Will Be His FINAL SEASON — and Reveals His Handpicked Successor to Lead the Chiefs After Retirement
The NFL world was left stunned on Monday morning as legendary Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid officially announced that the 2025 season will be his final year on the sidelines.
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In an emotional press conference filled with reflection, gratitude, and determination, the 65-year-old coach confirmed that his coaching journey — one that has redefined Kansas City football — will soon come to an end.
But before stepping away, Reid made one thing clear: he’s not leaving without a fight… or without a plan.
“I’ve been blessed to coach this game for a long time, and to lead this incredible group of men,” Reid said. “But every journey has its final chapter — and this one’s mine. I’m giving everything I’ve got left to bring one more Lombardi Trophy home to Kansas City. We’re not done yet — not until we finish this the right way.”
As tears filled the room, reporters pressed Reid on what comes next for the franchise he’s built into an NFL dynasty.
Without hesitation, he gave his answer — and it sent shockwaves through the league.
“When that day comes, there’s nobody more ready or deserving to lead this team than Matt Nagy,” Reid declared. “He knows the system, he knows the culture, and most importantly — he knows what it means to be a Chief.”
Reid’s endorsement of Offensive Coordinator Matt Nagy — his longtime protégé and trusted play-caller — instantly turned social media into a frenzy. Fans are calling it “the perfect passing of the torch” and a sign that the Chiefs’ era of dominance won’t end anytime soon.
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With Patrick Mahomes still in his prime and Reid more motivated than ever, the message to the rest of the NFL is loud and clear:
The Chiefs aren’t fading — they’re coming for one last ring before The Big Red rides off into the sunset. 🏆🔥
