Thursday was the last press conference media day before the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles played in Super Bowl LIX. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid was once again questioned about rumors that game officials showed preferential treatment to Kansas City.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid are the two people most responsible for the Kansas City Chiefs' dynasty. With the Chiefs becoming the first team in NFL history to reach five Super Bowls in a six-season span by reaching Super Bowl LIX against the Philadelphia Eagles,

And their team was undefeated under its mustachioed new head coach, who’s since gone on to win three Super Bowls in KC, and is going for a fourth on Sunday. “No,” B.J. replied immediately. “Let’s do Andy Reid.

Why is Andy Reid here? And why is he rocking a blue and white jacket with a BYU logo on it? Those questions swept through T-Mobile Center in Kansas City last March as Reid, a month after guiding the beloved hometown Chiefs to their second-straight Super Bowl title,

Andy Reid, one of the most respected NFL coaches, recently addressed retirement rumors, confirming that regardless of the outcome of Super Bowl LIX, he has no intention of stepping away from the game.

Andy Reid could continue to make opposing coaches' lives difficult throughout the 2020s as long as he is healthy and happy.

The Kansas City Chiefs are in their third straight Super Bowl. This season the Chiefs are looking to make history as the first team to ever will three straight championships.