Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs finished their season with a losing record for the first time since Andy Reid became head coach in 2013. Despite this, Reid plans to continue coaching and may seek a contract extension to match the rising market for NFL coaches. Additionally, the Chiefs are expected to face some challenges in the offseason, including quarterback Patrick Mahomes' return from injury.
Key Facts
- The Kansas City Chiefs ended their season with a 6-10 record after playing against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- This marks the first losing season for Andy Reid as the Chiefs' head coach since 2013.
- Reid, 67, has expressed his intention to continue coaching the Chiefs in 2026.
- Key player Patrick Mahomes is recovering from an ACL injury and may not be ready by Week 1 of the next season.
- Reid currently holds the fourth-most wins as an NFL coach, with 279 victories.
- A new stadium deal was announced, with Kansas committing $1.8 billion in public money for the project.
- NFL insider Ben Dogra mentioned that Reid could ask for a contract extension and pay raise due to the increased market value for NFL coaches.
- Reid's current contract pays him nearly $20 million per season through 2029.
