After three Super Bowl wins and five appearances, it’s tough to imagine a world where Andy Reid isn’t the coach of the Chiefs. This year, though, Kansas City will miss the playoffs for the first time since '14, marking only their second postseason absence since Reid took over in ‘13. Indeed, instead of making another championship run, the Chiefs (6-10) will end their season vs. the Raiders this weekend in a game where the only stakes pertain to each team’s position in the '26 NFL draft.
Kansas City gave Reid, 67, a contract extension in '24, which ties him to the franchise through the ‘29 season. Nevertheless, he was asked a question on Monday about his future with the Chiefs—specifically, whether he could imagine any scenario where he wasn’t the coach next season.
