The New Orleans Saints made history by hiring Kellen Moore as their next head coach, making him the second member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints currently coaching in the NFL, along with Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs.

A heartbreaking loss has given Kansas City a sort of "reality check" now looking towards the upcoming 2025 NFL season. With head coach Andy Reid returning for another year, there's no reason that the Chiefs can't find a way to have a comeback year and shoot for another championship.

There's a reason Big Red kept having Patrick Mahomes drop back and get squashed by the Eagles' D. Also, Nick Sirianni grows up.

The season hasn't been over a week yet, and one FOX Sports Radio host is ready to predict Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid's future.

At the NFL combine, Andy Reid took time to talk about his conversation with Travis Kelce after Super Bowl LIX loss and his intentions for 2025

The Kansas City Chiefs are recovering after a disappointing defeat in this year’s Super Bowl. Kansas City head coach Andy Reid is putting the pieces together this offseason and hopes that his tight end Travis Kelce is doing the same.

On a recent podcast, Bill Belichik explained that he believed Chiefs' HC Andy Reid made a huge mistake that led to the Chiefs losing the Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid has reigned supreme over the AFC for years, but teams are always trying to eclipse him. Let's see how others stack up after the 24' season

Following the Super Bowl defeat, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has caught a few strays from analysts, but none more foolish than this.

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 should step down as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs," the pundit proclaimed on Fox Sports Radio's The Odd Couple show. "Where were the adjustments? Where was the g