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I’m just so proud of what he’s done and everything he’s done in his career.” I don’t know if I’d stop crying with him. To not have a Super Bowl win under his belt – this would be huge. Nobody deserves it more than Andy,” Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub said this week. “We're going to go out there and take advantage of every day until we get to the Super Bowl,” Mahomes added, “and we're going to go out there and play our best football.” “We go out there every single day and we see Coach Reid and how much work he puts in, and it transfers to this whole team,' said Mahomes, who threw for 293 yards and three touchdowns while running 27 yards for another score - a tight-rope walk down the sideline that will surely fill playoff highlight reels for years to come.

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“He's no-doubt a Pro Football Hall of Famer, and he's going to his second Super Bowl and hopefully get a victory,” Chiefs owner Clark Hunt said, “and as a family, we're as excited about him getting a chance to get that victory.” Only his good friend Dick Vermeil went longer between trips to the Super Bowl. Now, Reid is headed back to the big game for the first time since the 2004 season, when his Philadelphia Eagles lost to the New England Patriots. I'm proud of the guys for doing all of that.”

There are ups and downs, not getting down on each other. “Guys have to be able to check their egos at the door. “Driving us through training camp and into the season, when you have great expectations like this team has, to be sitting here today, that's a challenge - a lot of things have to happen,” Reid said. They rallied from an early 10-point hole against the Tennessee Titans for a 35-24 victory in the AFC title game that earned the Chiefs their first trip to the Super Bowl in five decades. On Sunday, the coach affably known as “Big Red” was at the epicenter of a big party.Īfter guiding his team through a litany of injuries this season, including a scary knee injury to star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Reid pushed the Chiefs across the finish line.

– Andy Reid sat inside a small dorm room on the campus of Missouri Western State six months ago, right as training camp got underway, and lamented for a moment how close his Kansas City Chiefs came to the Super Bowl last season.