And somewhere Bidwell is probably in the building watching Gannon and the Eagles defensive schemes get vivisected for an entire half and thought to himself "that's the ****ing coach that'll solve all my problems.

it's a shallow cross, turned into an in-n-out, turned into an out-n-up.

so a shallow in-out-up? LMAO

imagine tyreek running that shit

Sweet jesus.

It was just a masterpiece, man. Andy Reid vivisected those poor ****ers. Disemboweled them while they were alive then held their still beating hearts in front of their faces before the world went dark.

I can recall maybe 2 or 3 games where the Chiefs just flat destroyed the other teams coaching staff like this. A 49ers game some years back (the game Moaki made that great catch at the back of the end zone), the Patriots demolition where Clay wrote Brady's obituary and then this one.

And this is the greatest of them all. They couldn't tell which was was up, man. The further away we get from this, the more impressive it is.

patrick throwing to the least open guy there LMAO

I heard someone say "Man, who even thinks of having guys run a whip route pre-snap!"

And it's absolutely right. Toney and Skyy are essentially running routes as part of their motion; plays 80% done before the ball is hiked. The Whip/Stab concept all happens before the play even starts.

Andy - those poor bastards have families, man. How you gonna do 'em like that?

One more point: just look at how frustrated Reddick is on this play. He literally spins a solid 2 yards in front of Wylie; he has no idea how to attack Wylie at this point. It's like he forgot how to play football for a few seconds.

And to think that if you just read the GDT.....that Andy Reid was getting outcoached by Sirianni.

BAN EVERYONE!!!!

Reddick out there looking like {REDACTED DUE TO 30 DAY MORATORIUM ON BITCHING ABOUT SAID PLAYER}.

That's how you know someone's having a bad time...

I didn't see much heat at Reid. Spags got incinerated though

Gat Damit, I jst spit some coffee on my desk. ROFLROFLROFL

Seriously, watch Andy calling plays on those drives; notice he has an extra play-call card, and that he refers to it I think on either the seecond drive or the last one. He planned all this shit out LAST WEEK.

LMAO

the development of this team is really starting to remind me of the SF dynasty at this point

they were GOOD in 81, but in 84 when they got that second title, they ascended to another plane of greatness and it lasted for another five seasons

and now with all the cost-controlled youth, we get a chance to really round out the rest of the roster, which was what made those late-decade SF teams so deadly - they could just beat you any damn way they wanted

with the way veach set this up, it's almost going to be like playing in the pre-salary cap era

When I get the time....I'll go back and pull receipts.

As I oft say about my 5 year old boy and my idiot rottweiler - the man woke up that morning and chose violence.

Oh, I know folks threw a hissy fit when he went for a 42 yard FG that doinked.

I don't see a way in which Reid was losing that game. Not against his old team and not for a 2nd ring. That dude was going to pull out every thing he needed if it came to it.

And the players weren't going to lose it for him either.

I like to think that when the game was over Andy went over to Jonathan Gannon, congratulated him on a strong effort and told him "Say hello to your wife and my kids..." before giving him a little pat on the head and walking away.

And another thing: Baldy's right; Travis is WIDE OPEN; no one picks him up at all, ever. And they're so confused that none of them ever figure out that they collectively forgot Kelce existed even after the play. Andy made Travis invisible on national television.

Or any competent offense for that matter.

Reid was devouring cheeseburgers like Popeyes spinach at halftime to power up to Maximum OverReid

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Andy started with a scheme that just needed a QB that could attack vertically and he got Pat Mahomes.

Just proceeded to murder people.

But last year even with Tyreek teams took away the verticals that Reid and Mahomes were addicted to.

We fought to play left-handed but it was a messy process.

By the time we had defeated the deep shells Cincinnati's DC just went into the toolbox and pulled out everything we didn't like and threw it at us perfectly for a half and stole a game we should have had.

Now Mahomes and Reid are scarier. It's all efficiency and taking what's there.

With no #1 WR we again lit people up. The SB was Andy's masterpiece.

After winning that game in that manner it feels like we defeated the final boss.

It's our NFL to rule now.

Watch the powerup when we replace MVS and JuJu over the next 2-3 seasons. I don't think either are long-term guys.

Might be Toney or Skyy but whoever it is, teams are gonna go back to deep shells when that guy comes here.

Reid and Mahomes have a 2007 Patriots season in them.

Poor TJ Edwards. The man just had no chance in hell. Andy had that man in hell all night. The motions and play design left him stuck in the trash.

Andy saw that man and knew he ran a 4.87 on a slippery field. Him trying to figure out where the hell the ball was had to be hard enough. By the time he could figure it out he saw Pacheco’s 4.37 speed hitting the hole.

You always fear your “burn the tape” game is the one that matters most. Geez.

“Hey dad! You made the Super Bowl?!?! Can we watch that?”

Yeah

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how ironic that he injured mahomes

Anyone remember this gem? It’s hilarious watching it now.

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Welp....found WallCrawler.

It's funny because it's true. They were never going to win with Andy...we are!

I’m laughing at the Eagles. And I’m not Wallcrawler.

Not you. I'm saying the girl is WallCrawler.

Let's not forget the Eagles as a franchise would STILL probably be in the ****ing shitter had they not hired Andy years ago.

He gave that shithole franchise sustained respectability, which is something they didn't have since Dick Vermeil.

They seem to love their GM Howie Roseman. And I'm sure they love having a Super Bowl ring. Well, you can thank Andy for both Roseman AND Pederson, Philly. Can't help but noticed you already managed to piss one of those assets away.

Man, even in our shit years, I just don't remember people shitting and hating Marty they way Eagles fans hate Andy Reid. We criticized Marty, yeah, but we also recognize that we didn't exactly have anything before he got here, either.

I absolutely love that the Eagles are 0-4 against Andy since getting rid of him. It's a perfect fate for their fans to suffer through.

I knew Andy was a great coach when he tore the Chiefs up on Monday Night with McNabb, he absolutely beat the piss out of the Chiefs that night and then had the comeback at Arrowhead a few years later.

Gotcha.

I love the fact Doug Pederson’s motion play from earlier in the season ended up being so effective on 2 TD’s in critical 3rd down situations. You know Doug must have loved seeing the Eagles get taken down like that.

It is glorious that Andy Reid pulled off a double digit comeback win in the Super Bowl against the Eagles and slammed the door shut with masterful clock management.

Reid out-coaching Vermeil ended up being such a huge loss that year. Wouldn't change it now, obviously (butterfly effect and all that), but we're in the playoffs if Andy didn't carve up Gunther's fraud scheme and hand him back his ass in KC that year.

lmao i had forgotten we lost that game

held the eagles to 28 yards rushing and LOST ROFL

Didn’t Reid start the second half with an onside kick that game? Or am I thinking of a different KC Philly game?

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LOL we beat the Eagles with "Corndog" and "**** I unno".

Goddamn it feels good to be a Chief fan.

Andy really broke tendency in the SB. 26 rushes out of 53 offensive plays. For those keeping score, that's 49% rushing vs. passing. Or more than 16% more than his season average.

The efficiency of the running game in the second half forced PHI defense to abandon their zone defense and play more man, which allowed Andy to exploit that rock and roll safety coverage, ultimately leading to the 2nd and third TDs in the second half, giving KC the lead and finally the win.

That's elite coaching.

It turns out an old dog CAN learn new tricks

I was fine with the call to kick there, my curses were reserved for Butker missing it

Was disappointed when he was named head coach; I didn't want another fired coach with a failed system. Was even more disappointed when he named Alex Smith as the Chiefs starting QB. Have called for his head for the various perceived blunders with time management and continued Chiefs PTSD pre-Mahomes.

I was wrong; he is really good at devising plays to get players open and seems to be genuinely liked by his players. Something that's probably not easy to do given the huge egos involved.

So, the next time I forget this (and I'm sure I'll get emotional and curse at him), I will do my best to remember the late 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and most of the 10s when the Chiefs were simply a team that played well in the regular season and would lose to any and all teams when it really matters.

I was especially impressed how he stated the obvious; that Mahomes makes everyone around him look so much better... Even the coaching staff.

Most Regular-Season Wins in a 10-Season Span in NFL History

Team Years Record

New England 2003-12* 126-34
San Francisco 1989-98** 123-37
Kansas City 2013-22 117-45

*The Patriots also went 126-34 from 2007 to 2016 and 125-35 from 2010 to 2019. **The 49ers also went 120-38-1 from 1983 to 1992.

I’m excited to see what 2018-2027 looks like

I agree with pretty much all of this with one exception. I don’t curse Andy or anybody anymore. Winning 2 Super Bowls has given a sort of inner peace.

He's also a driving factor behind a lot of our success in the draft. The guy is a football guru.

He took over a 2-14 team and made them a perennial SB contender.

In the first 5 years 64-18 .780. Right there with them. Pats .787 9ers .769.

Yup.

Obviously the NFL is amorphous and its hard to predict what will happen season-to-season. But at this point, Mahomes and Reid have defeated every possible challenge thrown at them. What can DC's even do at this point? Zone, Man, Cover 2, Blitz, Drop 8? Honestly, good luck.

Yup. Look what I can do now “Lin Elliott, Lin Elliott”. Don’t curr.

imagine andy walking around that place like a king

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Just because this thread can sometimes be difficult to find:

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/show...d#post14791067

The Andy Reid hiring thread. Some good times...

Man, I'm really surprised by some of my posts in that thread. My recollection was that I was sour on hiring a retread coach but quite the opposite.

Maybe I'm just insane. ROFL

Here's a funny one...

Yet by the time we actually hired him, I'd talked myself off him in a pretty big way.

We're just gonna pretend like this was my opinion from start to finish...

A good majority of this board HATED that Spags hire.

BleedingRed was adamant about hiring Rex Ryan and bled all over the board for weeks.

I don't think I was at Todd Haley levels of blind rage, but I know I wasn't pleased.

I looked past the schematic approach conversation that I had in 2013 and just looked at his results. And honestly, I still think that's a defensible approach, but ultimately I was far closer to right in 2013 than I was in 2018. He just has the right sort of mind-set for a defense that can complement our offense and excel in the post-season.

God...I was horribly wrong.

I remember that idiot Hamas arguing with me that John ****ing Pagano was a significantly better option.

LMAO LMAO LMAO

I think I wanted Venebles. Might've been interesting but Spags is more than fine.

people will still want spags fired in the first month of 2023

Oh. I wanted Reid, Dorsey, and Rivera for DC according to that thread.

It's ok. I thought he was going to draft Geno Smith #1 Overall.

I had that train of thought for a period of time as well.

andy has never been happier


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What a bunch of idiots.

At some point, we're going to have to discuss the brilliance of the run game in the Super Bowl. It was absolutely incredible across the board. Props to the staff for putting together a master plan for this game.

we're building one of those teams

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Also, this:

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been a fan of reid since he was an eagle. Man loves the game and food. Makes him a double threat in my book

LMAO

Thank God these butt****ing morons were holding Andy accountable during the season he won his first Super Bowl! Otherwise he'd be choking away games on purpose just like he did in Philly!!!!!11

This utter dumb**** wrote this DURING OUR SUPER BOWL SEASON

Oh, and guess who he got pats on the back from? The usual suspects of reeruned football opinions:

Those posts were around that loss to Tennessee in the regular season I think?

Its so funny how everyone's perspective of Reid has changed since then. All it took was 1 SB.

Speak for yourself. My perspective of Reid hasn't changed since the day he was hired.

A lot of you are ****ing morons and this thread proves it.

I'll give you that, Clay. You never wavered. I was right there with you.

I don't care if they were written during ****ing 9/11. That was an idiotic take back then no matter what part of the season they came from.

This era of Chiefs football is about to plant its flag at the top of the franchise next season.

Reid needs 8 wins to pass Hank Stram
Mahomes needs 4267 passing yards to pass Len Dawson
Kelce needs 597 receiving yards to pass Tony Gonzalez