He also has the ability to do that and we probably could have tapped into that even more," coach Andy Reid said at the NFL ... involvement in a high-speed six-car crash on a Dallas freeway last ...

"Only a few days after the season, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid kicked his assistants out of the building," McDowell reported.

Andy Reid revealed the advice he told Travis Kelce as the tight end debated the decision to return to the NFL or retire after ...

The Kansas City Chiefs traded guard Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears, and Andy Reid still loves his now-former player.

Now, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has spoken out, revealing what he shared with Kelce knowing his football future could be up in the air. Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce.

Following weeks of negotiations, Andy Reid and the Chiefs have been unable to retain a two-time Super Bowl champion, who is ...

Chiefs coach Andy Reid made his first comments on Kelce’s exciting return on The Bettor Angle podcast over the weekend. Reid shared the advice he gave Kelce shortly after the Chiefs’ Super ...

Travis Kelce recently confirmed he was returning for a 13th NFL season, and Chiefs coach Andy Reid expects the legendary tight end to be 'all in' for Kansas City in 2025. Kelce admitted last week ...

The Kansas City Chiefs did not keep rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy a secret very long into the 2024 season. Worthy caught three passes and had one carry in the team's season-opener against the ...

Not if you ask head coach Andy Reid. “He’s all in, he’s a heck of a player,” Reid said on The Bettor Angle podcast. “I mean listen, he’s getting older but you’re talking about the ...

The 35-year-old tight end's decision appears to be linked to head coach Andy Reid's future, suggesting potential stability for the team's leadership and performance. Travis Kelce shares a big clue ...

Like all rookies, he had his ups and downs. But as the Chiefs retool for another run to the Super Bowl next season, Andy Reid has made it clear that he sees Worthy expanding his game.