Andy Reid is going nowhere, and the Kansas City Chiefs rebuild following the Super Bowl LIX defeat has already begun, with the NFL franchise hiring a 27-year-old as its linebackers coach

But could head coach Andy Reid be problem? And is it time for him to step down? Fox Sports's Rob Parker says it may be time for the 66-year-old to call it quits.

Andy Reid has nothing left to prove in his NFL career. He’s the winningest coach in franchise history for both the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles — the two teams who’ll meet in the 2025 Super Bowl.

As the score would suggest, the Chiefs were utterly dominated by the Eagles in nearly every aspect of the game, eliciting an unfamiliar feeling for head coach Andy Reid who reigns

The time has come for Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid to ride off into the sunset following his team’s beatdown in Super Bowl LIX, at least according to one Fox Sports analyst. “Andy Reid should step down as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs,

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown was candid about the early offensive pass interference call that negated a massive play. When asked how he felt after the refs called him for pushing off, he answered that he knew, "It's going to be a long game."

In 26 seasons as a head coach at the professional ranks, Reid has a 273-146-1 career record and has won three Super Bowls. On Sunday night, he’s searching for his fourth as his Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles, his former team, in the 2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans.

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