As the offseason looms, the Kansas City Chiefs may give Travis Kelce an ultimatum. With salary cap concerns and critical roster decisions ahead, the tight end could be forced to make a surprising decision about his future sooner than expected.

Andy Reid has nothing left to prove in his NFL career. He’s the winningest coach in franchise history for both the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles — the two teams who’ll meet in the 2025 Super Bowl.

Bill Belichick may have the record for most Super Bowl wins by a head coach, but Andy Reid is about to break one of Belichick's other postseason records. Super Bowl LIX will be Reid's 45th postseason game as a head coach,

But could head coach Andy Reid be problem? And is it time for him to step down? Fox Sports's Rob Parker says it may be time for the 66-year-old to call it quits.

After the Super Bowl loss, Kansas City Chiefs are having changes on head coach Andy Reid's staff, which will lose an assistant who will move to Baltimore to work with Lamar Jackson's Ravens. The Kansas City Chiefs have more bad news just days after losing the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Reid's postseason coaching record stands at 28-16, with 18 wins coming with the Chiefs. He is also the first head coach in NFL history to be the all-time winningest coach for two different teams, leading both the Eagles and Chiefs to numerous playoff appearances.

The Chiefs' boss shares traits with legends of the game in Bill Belichick, Don Shula, Bill Walsh, Mike Holmgren and John Madden.

The time has come for Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid to ride off into the sunset following his team's beatdown in Super Bowl LIX, at least according to one Fox Sports analyst. "Andy Reid should step down as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs,

Andy Reid is going nowhere, and the Kansas City Chiefs rebuild following the Super Bowl LIX defeat has already begun, with the NFL franchise hiring a 27-year-old as its linebackers coach