8 Essential Facts About The Kansas City Chiefs' Coach

According to USA Today, the team was coming off a 3-13 season under his predecessor, Ray Rhodes. It didn't take long for Reid to whip the guys into proper shape. In 2002, the Eagles would play their first of three consecutive conference championships under their new coach, according to CBS. Since then, Reid has managed

According to USA Today, the team was coming off a 3-13 season under his predecessor, Ray Rhodes. It didn't take long for Reid to whip the guys into proper shape. In 2002, the Eagles would play their first of three consecutive conference championships under their new coach, according to CBS. Since then, Reid has managed the same feat with the Chiefs, heading the team to championship games from 2018 to 2020. The Chiefs and the Eagles are the only two teams to host three consecutive conference championships to date.

Reid spent a whole lot of time at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. He played tackle and guard for the school for two years and graduated with a bachelor's in physical education, as well as a master's, according to the Kansas City Chief's official website. The future NFL coach began his coaching career at Brigham Young by working as a graduate assistant to the college's head coach, which kicked off a head-spinning collegiate run where Reid was fiercely tossed between a handful of colleges.

After graduating, Reid was hired as the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator for the San Francisco State Gators, where he remained for a whopping two years before being punted to Northern Arizona to coach their offensive line. From there, he'd work with the offensive line at the University of Texas-El Paso. Then, at the University of Missouri, which would be his last job in the college sector, ending in 1991.

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