The Kansas City Chiefs offseason is in full swing as players are enjoying their time away from the on-field grind to make appearances around the country. The same goes for the coaching staff as Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made an appearance at a NASCAR race on Sunday for the Kansas Speedway.
The Chiefs head coach is a noted supporter of the Busch racing family and former NFL head coach Joe Gibbs’ racing team. Wide receiver Mecole Hardman joined Reid for a pre-race interview with Chris Myers of FOX Sports. The conversation was light and focused on Reid’s plans to improve the team during the offseason, replacing Tyreek Hill and thoughts on Tom Brady joining the FOX broadcast booth once his playing career is over.
“Well, we’ve got some new faces and just getting everybody together,” said Reid “I’m blessed to have this guy next to me coming back (Hardman) and doing the things that he does so well. He’s helping teach these young receivers and some of the veteran guys exactly what to do and helping them along the way. So anyways, we gel with the new defensive players and new offensive guys, and we’ll be okay.”
