You can see why Andy is so beloved by his players and highly respected throughout the NFL. A great guy and terrific coach who understands it’s a “team” sport that requires everyone working together.
simms was my favorite before he was on nbc. jerks blasting him at that time because he was not that of a great qb mostly and he was not on a big sport broadcast channel. when i need nfl analysis, this is the guy. he is pretty good also with interviews. specially when he interviews big time qbs. the only knock on him for me is that the way he evaluate draft prospects (outside qbs), he is more on physical traits rather than nuances. for example, if he was 40 yo at that time, evaluating jerry rice during the draft process, he wont be in his top 5 wrs list. 2 years ago in his to 10 nfl wrs, he put courtland sutton over devante adams. so i just beware a bit of his wrs and rbs draft evaluation.
Don’t forget his leadership/likeability. You can hear it when his teammates talk about him, or see it on the sidelines. They’re all in, and that’s due to him as much as anything, IMO.
Andy Reid excels as a coach because foremost he's a great human being and doesn't take all the credit, being smart is not everything. Greetings from Mexico and Go Chiefs ❤️ 💛❤️💛❤️💛
Yeah, and it would be easy to forget to bring that point up, but they recognize Alex Smith all the time. Alex is the reason Mahomes is all that he is (that and Reid, Kelce, T. Hill).
This was awesome. At the start of the interview you could feel how in awe of Andy Reid Chris Simms was, then as it progressed it seemed like they both loosened up and just had a great chat. Simms you the man even though you think Josh Allen is god's gift to football
What a good coach and a great human being. I'm so thankful Coach Reid didn't stop coaching and came to KC. I've been a fan for so many years, seen the first SB we won as a kid. We have had so many up and down years. Marty was a great coach and made the Chiefs a good team again but just didn't get us to the big game he wanted so bad. I'm thankful for him RIP Marty. Coach Reid is just one of the greatest coaches of all time and will be in the HOF one day. I hope it's a few more years from now but he will know when it's time to step away. Thanks Coach!!
Andy Reid is the best coach to Come around since Hank Stram! Andy, Patrick, and Kelce, will be Enshrined in a Statue some Day! We All Love you! Thank you for everything l!❤
Everything I've ever seen, read, and heard about him makes him seem like such a genuinely good, honest, down-to-earth man who loves coaching football, spending time with his family, and eating cheeseburgers. Which is to say he's perfect for Kansas City.
Simms interviews with players and coaches are sooo much better than generic journo/reporter/tv host questions. His qb interviews are so insightful and friendly
Impressive. Andy Reid, at the pinnacle of his profession, never takes credit. He doesn't even talk about himself, but how, as a group, they work things out and get it done, and makes space to compliment other individuals (Smith, Mahomes, Hill, Kelce, Pederson). The man is like Yoda, a master of the force, and humility. Gentleman Reid.
I really enjoyed seeing this side of coach Reid as opposed to the local press conferences. Coach was more at ease. Great job Chris! NBC has become my favorite network for sports coverage.
I like seeing Nagy back in the building but if he gets another job or gets promoted to OC if Eric leaves, it would be so cool if Alex Smith came back as the QB coach.
6:07 in talking about checkdowns. "You'd rather have a guy that does that (meaning look deeper or aggressive then checkdown) than a guy who works down to up." Yo that was Alex Smith in a nutshell. And I think every Chiefs fan hearing that thought of that immediately when Andy said that.
That's a nice sentiment, but that award goes to a coach who has turned his team around. Andy is the best coach in the league, but his team was already among the best. If it isn't Dougie P, then it will be Brian Dabol. Both quite deserving, but I'm rooting for Doug.
@@kccryptkeeper4874 bro you are completely ignorant of the history of the nfl. He can’t hold a candle to Paul Brown, Vince Lombardi, George Halas, Bill Belichick, and Bill Walsh. Not to mention coaches like Joe Gibbs, Curly Lambeau, Chuck Knoll, and Tom Landry. Do you even know any of those coaches except for Belichick? It’s a joke to put Andy in the top 5, if you actually know the history of the nfl.
Simms was perfect for this, one game at a time , time for play off Patrick to Mahomeboy all way to the superbowl!!!!! #CHIEFSKINGDOM #weowntheafcwest #MAHOMESMVP #andyreidthegoat
That was the best open interesting interview I have ever seen of this coach! He is not usually very talkative. Great showcase of who he is! Very brilliant coach!
I loved Chris Simms shirt with the under arm patches. Lol, check out his podcast called, unbuttoned with Chris Simms. One of my favorite NFL podcasts during the NFL season and Draft season very informative.
Great interview Sims is a top notch professional! Andy Reid and Mahomes will always be a problem for whoever they play. Including Burrow and the Bengals
I like Andy Reid's & Doug Pederson coaching style not overly aggressive, great coaches. It's going to be fun to watch them play against each other for years to come.
Wow, Andy Reid is brilliant! I'm trying to figure out how in the world did my Colts bring in Jeff Saturday to coach in NFL, with no experience except some high school coaching. NFL coaches have a depth of experience any knowledge of the game that non-experienced coaches cannot possess.
Head coaching experience is NOT what makes for a good head coach. When Philly hired Reid as their head coach, he had no head coaching experience. Sean McVey was a rookie head coach when he took over the Rams. There was a Time when Vince Lombardi was a freshman head coach. Teams do like to hire guys with previous experience because it is a little easier to predict what you will get from them, but even that isn't a guarantee. Bill Belichick was a failure in his first head coaching job, but NOBODY will try to argue that he hasn't been successful in New England. Now I FULLY agree that the hiring of Jeff Saturday was a real head scratcher because even freshman NFL head coaches have coaching experience somewhere. Most of them have been coordinators at the NFL level or college level at some point. Jeff Saturday was a damn good player for the Colts and a pretty good TV NFL analyst, but almost NO coaching experience of any kind. I know he's been good friends with Jim Irsay since his playing days for the Colts, but it still made very little sense to hire him to take over for Frank Reich, who I think is actually a pretty good coach. I know Jim Irsay just asked Saturday to do him a favor, but DAMN!!!
As a Chiefs fan I find it impossible to dislike Josh Allen. Where we differ is if the Bills make it to the SB, I'll root for the Bills to win it. Can't say the same about the Bengals though... Bengals fans are insufferable like the Bengals roster largely is.
Best KC coach in history and one of the best in NFL history. Stram and Shottenhimer were great coaches...Andy is Big Red. It will be a sad day when he retires..
I grew up a chargers fan and to bad we've never had a coach like Andy reid. I wouldnlove to have a cheeseburger and beer with this dude. Seems like a humble giant
Andy Reid gives compliments to former coaches and players...and says F*CK who isn't on this team, at the same damn time. I love him. 'You're trying to rip the guys heart out' an Andy Reid quote and one of my all time favorites from him. The other one is 'Nobody is gonna come push us around'
Andy Reid's demeanor does not command respect in the same way that an officer in the Marines might, but he's the kind of man you would feel bad about disappointing, as if he were your father or grandfather. I'm glad he's made the Chiefs such a successful and proud organization during his tenure.
It's so amazing to watch Coach Reid call out Alex Smith (in several interviews). Alex Smith was one of the smartest, grittiest competitors to ever put on a football uniform. And he overcame a huge amount of adversity in SF before Jim Harbaugh arrived. In KC, he was absolutely selfless in coaching up Patrick Mahomes, regardless of the consequences. They just don't get better than Alex Smith.
Coach... do some arms back... jumping in and out pushups... staggered 1 arm back... alternating... arm back roll push ups... wrap the wrist... weighted... mountain climbers... push lunges... to front and side... weighted... quick... do some pull bar twist... kick feet up and all the way over til you kick the bar... and back... one side...
The comment about not adjusting his game plan too much for Doug pederson is questionable. Bill Belichick is known for this and is probably the best at it. Going into the game just "doing what you do" works most of the time, but there's room for improvement
Love Chris and respect Andy Reid. I still believe without a doubt that Josh Allen is a better quarterback than Mahomes. Mahomes is one hell of a talent and a HOF. However, he is that way because of Andy Reid and his supporting cast. Josh Allen is more talented than Mahomes.
Except he's NOT more talented than Mahomes. Allen is more physically gifted than Mahomes is, but Mahomes is still the better QB. Mahomes still has better arm talent than Allen (although Allen might have an even stronger arm than Mahomes does, but it's too close to tell who has the stronger arm) and Mahomes is much better at decision making than Allen is. The decision making is really the thing that sets them apart because Mahomes' superior arm talent is offset by Allen's superior ability as a runner. As good as Allen is at making off platform throws with different arm angles as Allen is, Mahomes is in a class all by himself when it comes to that. And while Mahomes is dangerous as a runner when he does run, Allen can be downright terrifying as a runner. When Allen's decision making is good (when he reels himself in a little bit and doesn't get over aggressive and force throws that even he shouldn't attempt) he can go toe to toe with Mahomes. But Allen is MUCH more likely to have a bad game than Mahomes is, and the statistics don't lie when it comes to that.
@craigcampbell8560 Allen is more talented than Mahomes and more physically gifted than Mahomes. While I do agree that Mahomes decision making is better than Allen, Allen has a better arm and can throw the ball better. Mahomes, while is more accurate, does not do any dangerous throw or throw to contested WR or TE, which partly that is due to Andy Reid brilliant plays. The difficulty of play for Allen is higher than that of Mahomes, Mahomes has a better coached and more talented roster around him that help him look better. In terms of overall, Allen is a better QB, but Mahomes has a better supporting cast and better cast and that helps him look better and have better number.
@@nawaralrbeawi8625 , really tell me? How many all pro receivers do the Chiefs have on their roster? None, zero, zip, zlich, The Bills have at least Stefan Diggs and Gave Davis. Patrick Mahomes doesn’t have one superstar. I mean JuJu and MVS, Hardman, Sky Moore, Justin Watson, Kadarius Toney is not exactly a murderous row of a receiving core. But Mahomes made it work. He’s working with less now. No Tyreek Hill, no problem. The Chiefs just won the Super Bowl without Tyreek Hill.
Andy is supposedly friends with John Dorsey. Reid uses his contract extension talks to get Dorsey fired. He waits until after the Mahomes draft to blindside Dorsey and fire him. Then he tells everyone who would listen that Brett Veach really did all the good stuff, not Dorsey. I guess somehow Veach secretly had GM powers. He also tells people that Dorsey couldn't handle contracts(total BS) couldn't handle the salary cap(more BS), couldn't communicate. Andy basically did his best to end Dorsey's career. Then Andy also hires his son Britt, who couldn't have been the best qualified person for the job. Nepotism anyone? His Son almost kills someone drinking and driving. Does Andy step up and take responsibility and pay the girls medical bills? Nope, he gets/lets the team pay instead of the Reid family even though he's a millionaire. That's just a few things, of many, that show he's just as flawed as the rest of us. You guys are taking this "great human being" thing way too far.
Butthurt much? Did Reid get Dorsey Fired in Cleveland too? Or did Brett Veach call the Browns and convince them to fire him after he made moves that turned the Browns around? There's no question that Dorsey is good at evaluating talent, yet two teams that he played a major hand at rebuilding both fired him... But it's Andy Reid's fault that Dorsey apparently can't get along with ownership. Your butthurt is taking things too far.
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Let it be known Andy Reid REQUESTED Chris Simms. Baller
Lol I was going to say the same thing! Agreed Baller!!
Great job by Simms. Love listening to him talk ball, and of course we all love coach Reid. How bout those Chieeeeeeeefs!
BALLER ALERT!
🎉Chris 🙌👏👏👏
You can see why Andy is so beloved by his players and highly respected throughout the NFL. A great guy and terrific coach who understands it’s a “team” sport that requires everyone working together.
Andy Reid is the best thing to ever happen for the Chiefs
Chris Simms is the best thing to ever happen for NBC NFL coverage team
Simms is a complete and utter goofball.
@@jackmehoffe9662 Chris Simms has the brainpan of a stagecoach tilter
simms was my favorite before he was on nbc. jerks blasting him at that time because he was not that of a great qb mostly and he was not on a big sport broadcast channel. when i need nfl analysis, this is the guy. he is pretty good also with interviews. specially when he interviews big time qbs. the only knock on him for me is that the way he evaluate draft prospects (outside qbs), he is more on physical traits rather than nuances. for example, if he was 40 yo at that time, evaluating jerry rice during the draft process, he wont be in his top 5 wrs list. 2 years ago in his to 10 nfl wrs, he put courtland sutton over devante adams. so i just beware a bit of his wrs and rbs draft evaluation.
@@dodu8281 everyone makes draft mistakes like that. Every team, every GM, every analyst. The NFL draft is so unpredictable.
Mahomes is just on another level, crazy talent with an amazing work ethic and super smart. Very rare to have all 3
Don’t forget his leadership/likeability. You can hear it when his teammates talk about him, or see it on the sidelines. They’re all in, and that’s due to him as much as anything, IMO.
Andy Reid excels as a coach because foremost he's a great human being and doesn't take all the credit, being smart is not everything.
Greetings from Mexico and Go Chiefs ❤️ 💛❤️💛❤️💛
Pretty bad father though
Chiefs Kingdom Mexico!! Vamos Chiefs!! ❤ 💛
@@xerosolar307VAMOS CHIEFS🔴⚪️
@@arthasmenethil4297 compared to China Trump and Andy looks like Father of the Year
@@fredwerza3478 what the hell does that even mean? And why do you have that demented fool as you’re picture?
This was awesome. Simms was the perfect guy to interview Andy.
Andy requested him from what I heard. Says alot about Simms and the respect he carries
Chris has come a long way. Good for him.
Also, I respect Andy as a HC and human being, greatly.
Love the gratitude Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, and company have towards Alex Smith.
Yeah, and it would be easy to forget to bring that point up, but they recognize Alex Smith all the time. Alex is the reason Mahomes is all that he is (that and Reid, Kelce, T. Hill).
This was awesome. At the start of the interview you could feel how in awe of Andy Reid Chris Simms was, then as it progressed it seemed like they both loosened up and just had a great chat. Simms you the man even though you think Josh Allen is god's gift to football
Nah this year he’s been team Mahomie
This great football content right here. Chris Simms is the man, understands football at an amazing level. Would love to see more interviews like this!
Alex Smith was such a huge part of Mahomes development - more than I originally thought.
Chris Simms does good one on one interviews with QBs and coaches with no hidden agenda.
BIG RED! We are so blessed in the Kingdom with Andy as Head Coach.
LOVE YOU BIG RED!!!! Best thing to happen to the kingdom!!
I've been waiting for this interview, Awesome!
What a good coach and a great human being. I'm so thankful Coach Reid didn't stop coaching and came to KC. I've been a fan for so many years, seen the first SB we won as a kid. We have had so many up and down years. Marty was a great coach and made the Chiefs a good team again but just didn't get us to the big game he wanted so bad. I'm thankful for him RIP Marty. Coach Reid is just one of the greatest coaches of all time and will be in the HOF one day. I hope it's a few more years from now but he will know when it's time to step away. Thanks Coach!!
What a fantastic interview, Chris! Absolutely loved it!
Andy Reid is the best coach to
Come around since Hank Stram! Andy, Patrick, and
Kelce, will be
Enshrined in a
Statue some
Day!
We All Love you! Thank you for everything l!❤
Beginning to think Chris Jones will join them!
Dude you are seriously not giving other great Chiefs players smh!!
Excellent interview! Great job Chris!
Two of my favorite football people
Definitely one of my favorite coaches and he is hilarious in that commercial. Much respect.
Andy is a class act, what a great interview
Everything I've ever seen, read, and heard about him makes him seem like such a genuinely good, honest, down-to-earth man who loves coaching football, spending time with his family, and eating cheeseburgers. Which is to say he's perfect for Kansas City.
Love Big Red! This was a great interview.
Andy is one of a kind. Nice job, Simms.
Simms interviews with players and coaches are sooo much better than generic journo/reporter/tv host questions. His qb interviews are so insightful and friendly
Love both of these two..
Huge KC fan and Huge
Chris Simms fan. NBC better know that Chris is Top notch at this media thing
Impressive. Andy Reid, at the pinnacle of his profession, never takes credit. He doesn't even talk about himself, but how, as a group, they work things out and get it done, and makes space to compliment other individuals (Smith, Mahomes, Hill, Kelce, Pederson). The man is like Yoda, a master of the force, and humility. Gentleman Reid.
I love how it rubs off on Patrick as well. Take the blame but not the credit.
I really enjoyed seeing this side of coach Reid as opposed to the local press conferences. Coach was more at ease.
Great job Chris! NBC has become my favorite network for sports coverage.
This was an amazing interview. 👏
I like seeing Nagy back in the building but if he gets another job or gets promoted to OC if Eric leaves, it would be so cool if Alex Smith came back as the QB coach.
6:07 in talking about checkdowns. "You'd rather have a guy that does that (meaning look deeper or aggressive then checkdown) than a guy who works down to up." Yo that was Alex Smith in a nutshell. And I think every Chiefs fan hearing that thought of that immediately when Andy said that.
Except for Patrick’s rookie year when Alex said, “F*** it” and let it rip
@@jasonyarnell4602 And it turned out to be the best season Alex ever had.
Great Coach, great interview
great interview, Chris. thanks man.
Andy Reid is the standard of coaching and I’m no eagles or chiefs fan just a lot of respect
I love Andy even more. Not sure how, but I do.
Andy is the best all around coach in my opinion!
Andy should be in the running for Coach of the Year
That's a nice sentiment, but that award goes to a coach who has turned his team around. Andy is the best coach in the league, but his team was already among the best.
If it isn't Dougie P, then it will be Brian Dabol. Both quite deserving, but I'm rooting for Doug.
Andy is one of those guy who sets the standard to measure for coach of the year. His resume proves that he is a top 5 all time coach for a reason.
@@kccryptkeeper4874 top5 hell no. Top 15 I’d say.
@@arthasmenethil4297 🤣
@@kccryptkeeper4874 bro you are completely ignorant of the history of the nfl. He can’t hold a candle to Paul Brown, Vince Lombardi, George Halas, Bill Belichick, and Bill Walsh. Not to mention coaches like Joe Gibbs, Curly Lambeau, Chuck Knoll, and Tom Landry. Do you even know any of those coaches except for Belichick? It’s a joke to put Andy in the top 5, if you actually know the history of the nfl.
Chris Simms is great. I love hearing his thoughts and perspectives on football. And his football analysis is always detailed.
Andy is a awesome guy and definitely humble! HOW ABOUT THEM CHIEFS!!!!!!
Great stuff Chris, loved this!
3 games left
SB 57 Champs
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Great organization coaching staff. 🤣🏈👍🏹👈👍
That felt special!
That was awesome
Good job Chris!
I love Andy,good dude
It is impossible to dislike Andy Reid, regardless of who your team is.
Great interview!
I've been watching the Chiefs since the 80s (Martyball, shit, I miss you Dad) and I'm a female. I love what is going on right now.
Go Chiefs!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Simms was perfect for this, one game at a time , time for play off Patrick to Mahomeboy all way to the superbowl!!!!! #CHIEFSKINGDOM #weowntheafcwest #MAHOMESMVP #andyreidthegoat
That was the best open interesting interview I have ever seen of this coach! He is not usually very talkative. Great showcase of who he is! Very brilliant coach!
I loved Chris Simms shirt with the under arm patches. Lol, check out his podcast called, unbuttoned with Chris Simms. One of my favorite NFL podcasts during the NFL season and Draft season very informative.
I FUCKING LOVE Andy Reid LFG CHIEFS KINGDOM BABY
Great interview Sims is a top notch professional! Andy Reid and Mahomes will always be a problem for whoever they play. Including Burrow and the Bengals
What an incredible video
I like Andy Reid's & Doug Pederson coaching style not overly aggressive, great coaches. It's going to be fun to watch them play against each other for years to come.
Wow, Andy Reid is brilliant! I'm trying to figure out how in the world did my Colts bring in Jeff Saturday to coach in NFL, with no experience except some high school coaching.
NFL coaches have a depth of experience any knowledge of the game that non-experienced coaches cannot possess.
Jeff Saturday is long time friends with the owner. It was an emergency situation, someone had to fill that gap the next day.
They also might've brought him in to lose more games and get a better draft pick
Head coaching experience is NOT what makes for a good head coach. When Philly hired Reid as their head coach, he had no head coaching experience. Sean McVey was a rookie head coach when he took over the Rams. There was a Time when Vince Lombardi was a freshman head coach. Teams do like to hire guys with previous experience because it is a little easier to predict what you will get from them, but even that isn't a guarantee. Bill Belichick was a failure in his first head coaching job, but NOBODY will try to argue that he hasn't been successful in New England. Now I FULLY agree that the hiring of Jeff Saturday was a real head scratcher because even freshman NFL head coaches have coaching experience somewhere. Most of them have been coordinators at the NFL level or college level at some point. Jeff Saturday was a damn good player for the Colts and a pretty good TV NFL analyst, but almost NO coaching experience of any kind. I know he's been good friends with Jim Irsay since his playing days for the Colts, but it still made very little sense to hire him to take over for Frank Reich, who I think is actually a pretty good coach. I know Jim Irsay just asked Saturday to do him a favor, but DAMN!!!
Great football content right here
As a Bills fan I want to hate Mahomes. And I just can't. But if the Chiefs make it to the SB, I'll be rooting for the other team lol.
As a Chiefs fan I find it impossible to dislike Josh Allen. Where we differ is if the Bills make it to the SB, I'll root for the Bills to win it. Can't say the same about the Bengals though... Bengals fans are insufferable like the Bengals roster largely is.
@@craigcampbell8560 , I agree Bengals and their fans are very insufferable, cocky, and arrogrant.
That title kinda misleading cause Chris Simms brought it up and then Andy just agreed
Gotta love BIG RED!
Best KC coach in history and one of the best in NFL history. Stram and Shottenhimer were great coaches...Andy is Big Red. It will be a sad day when he retires..
Chris Simms' stylist wild for this one
I grew up a chargers fan and to bad we've never had a coach like Andy reid. I wouldnlove to have a cheeseburger and beer with this dude. Seems like a humble giant
Go Chiefs
Andy Reid gives compliments to former coaches and players...and says F*CK who isn't on this team, at the same damn time. I love him. 'You're trying to rip the guys heart out' an Andy Reid quote and one of my all time favorites from him. The other one is 'Nobody is gonna come push us around'
Translation
Okay Pat, there are 3 wide open players every time you snap the ball, just throw it to one of them
My favorite nfl coach!
Ya Gotta Love The Guy
Andy Reid's demeanor does not command respect in the same way that an officer in the Marines might, but he's the kind of man you would feel bad about disappointing, as if he were your father or grandfather. I'm glad he's made the Chiefs such a successful and proud organization during his tenure.
Helluva stache coach!!
A great coach, indeed….
4:00 ANDY REID SAID FAMILY GUY !!!!!!!!!
So yellow light is no look shuffle passes for a TD, I wonder what mahomes was trying to do for a red light?
Dr. Robotnik is the best HC in the league
It's so amazing to watch Coach Reid call out Alex Smith (in several interviews). Alex Smith was one of the smartest, grittiest competitors to ever put on a football uniform. And he overcame a huge amount of adversity in SF before Jim Harbaugh arrived. In KC, he was absolutely selfless in coaching up Patrick Mahomes, regardless of the consequences. They just don't get better than Alex Smith.
After watching this video I'm guaranteed to never be a Verizon customer
mahomes is great but that man right there is the true engine of the chiefs. chiefs way worse without andy reid than pat M
Nah. I loved Alex, and Andy is the best, but the Chiefs couldn't make it past the first round of the playoffs until Mahomes got here.
@@markb3786 valid response
How about in his Talent! The only thing Reid did was put him in the right position to showcase that talent in the best way possible.
Go chiefs baby
Cris sims is great. 🤣🏈👍🏹👈
Coach... do some arms back... jumping in and out pushups... staggered 1 arm back... alternating... arm back roll push ups... wrap the wrist... weighted... mountain climbers... push lunges... to front and side... weighted... quick... do some pull bar twist... kick feet up and all the way over til you kick the bar... and back... one side...
2 class acts chattin, love it.
Chris, what's up with that shirt?
Chiiiiiiiiiiiiiefs SB #2 baby!!
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Father of the Year
Big Walrus in the house.
Ok chiefs kindom let's get ready it's showetime it's showtime. Let's go get it troops. Go get it let's roll we ain't done it's showetime🤣🏈🏹💪👍👈🏈👍💯
The comment about not adjusting his game plan too much for Doug pederson is questionable. Bill Belichick is known for this and is probably the best at it. Going into the game just "doing what you do" works most of the time, but there's room for improvement
The fact that Reid has only won coach of the year ONE time in his career, is a bit of a sin on the voters part.
Love Chris and respect Andy Reid.
I still believe without a doubt that Josh Allen is a better quarterback than Mahomes. Mahomes is one hell of a talent and a HOF. However, he is that way because of Andy Reid and his supporting cast. Josh Allen is more talented than Mahomes.
Except he's NOT more talented than Mahomes. Allen is more physically gifted than Mahomes is, but Mahomes is still the better QB. Mahomes still has better arm talent than Allen (although Allen might have an even stronger arm than Mahomes does, but it's too close to tell who has the stronger arm) and Mahomes is much better at decision making than Allen is. The decision making is really the thing that sets them apart because Mahomes' superior arm talent is offset by Allen's superior ability as a runner. As good as Allen is at making off platform throws with different arm angles as Allen is, Mahomes is in a class all by himself when it comes to that. And while Mahomes is dangerous as a runner when he does run, Allen can be downright terrifying as a runner. When Allen's decision making is good (when he reels himself in a little bit and doesn't get over aggressive and force throws that even he shouldn't attempt) he can go toe to toe with Mahomes. But Allen is MUCH more likely to have a bad game than Mahomes is, and the statistics don't lie when it comes to that.
@craigcampbell8560 Allen is more talented than Mahomes and more physically gifted than Mahomes. While I do agree that Mahomes decision making is better than Allen, Allen has a better arm and can throw the ball better. Mahomes, while is more accurate, does not do any dangerous throw or throw to contested WR or TE, which partly that is due to Andy Reid brilliant plays. The difficulty of play for Allen is higher than that of Mahomes, Mahomes has a better coached and more talented roster around him that help him look better.
In terms of overall, Allen is a better QB, but Mahomes has a better supporting cast and better cast and that helps him look better and have better number.
@@nawaralrbeawi8625 talk about BS
@@nawaralrbeawi8625 , really tell me? How many all pro receivers do the Chiefs have on their roster? None, zero, zip, zlich, The Bills have at least Stefan Diggs and Gave Davis. Patrick Mahomes doesn’t have one superstar. I mean JuJu and MVS, Hardman, Sky Moore, Justin Watson, Kadarius Toney is not exactly a murderous row of a receiving core. But Mahomes made it work. He’s working with less now. No Tyreek Hill, no problem. The Chiefs just won the Super Bowl without Tyreek Hill.
@@derekmathews1557 And the Chiefs just won the super bowl in a year everyone said was a "rebuilding" year
Yeah Chiefs were kicking the Bengals butts. Totally dropped the ball in the second half.
Because they were told to
Hey Chris, drop some buttons brother
Yo chris why you sweating bro ? I guess I would be sweating too if I was talking to an offensive genius and hall of famer
Aaron Rodgers, are you listening?
Work out with your young WR's to build chemistry.
He's way too cool for that...
Chiefs Jaguars will be a good game for years to come
Chris, it the Bengals not BANGLES!
Ummm... It's the BenGALS.
Andy is supposedly friends with John Dorsey. Reid uses his contract extension talks to get Dorsey fired. He waits until after the Mahomes draft to blindside Dorsey and fire him. Then he tells everyone who would listen that Brett Veach really did all the good stuff, not Dorsey. I guess somehow Veach secretly had GM powers. He also tells people that Dorsey couldn't handle contracts(total BS) couldn't handle the salary cap(more BS), couldn't communicate. Andy basically did his best to end Dorsey's career. Then Andy also hires his son Britt, who couldn't have been the best qualified person for the job. Nepotism anyone? His Son almost kills someone drinking and driving. Does Andy step up and take responsibility and pay the girls medical bills? Nope, he gets/lets the team pay instead of the Reid family even though he's a millionaire. That's just a few things, of many, that show he's just as flawed as the rest of us. You guys are taking this "great human being" thing way too far.
Butthurt much? Did Reid get Dorsey Fired in Cleveland too? Or did Brett Veach call the Browns and convince them to fire him after he made moves that turned the Browns around? There's no question that Dorsey is good at evaluating talent, yet two teams that he played a major hand at rebuilding both fired him... But it's Andy Reid's fault that Dorsey apparently can't get along with ownership. Your butthurt is taking things too far.
You are taking your assumptions way too far man.
Just when you think the NFL is nothing but doofus man-children, there's Andy to lend some hope