Andy Reid, the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, signs a contract extension

Currently in his ninth season with the Kansas City Chiefs, Andy Reid has guided the group to an 85-36 regular-season record, seven postseason trips, back-to-back AFC Championship Games, and one Super Bowl victory.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Monday that head coach Andy Reid has extended his contract.

In his seventh season as a member of the Chiefs’ roster, Reid has guided the team to an 85-36 regular-season record, seven postseason trips, back-to-back AFC Championship Games, and one Super Bowl victory.

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Chiefs chairman and CEO Clark Hunt stated, “Over the last eight seasons here in Kansas City, we’ve had the chance to see one of the greatest head coaches of all time lead our team to its first Super Bowl win in 50 years.”

In addition to being a Hall of Fame head coach, he is a remarkable individual who has profoundly altered the culture of our club. I want to express my gratitude to Andy and his family for this merited extension. We hope that he can complete his illustrious career in Kansas City.”

Entering his 22nd season as an NFL head coach, Reid has a 215-129-1 (.625) career regular-season record. With 230 wins in total, including postseason games, he ranks seventh all-time in NFL history in terms of head coach victories. Bill Belichick leads the current NFL head coach standings with 308.

Reid added, “I want to express my gratitude to Clark and the Hunt family for their support over the past eight years.” “One of my favorite memories from last season, outside winning the Super Bowl, was helping to return the Lamar Hunt Trophy to the Hunt family.