Andy Reid has made a final decision about his future with the Kansas City Chiefs after a very disappointing 2025 season.

Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs, after starting the 2025 NFL season with a 6-5 record, dropped their final six games, which was capped off with a Week 18 AFC West loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. The Chiefs finished the season at 6-11, and for the first time since 2014, were unable to secure a spot in the playoffs.

Mike McDaniel’s time in Miami has come to an end, but he shouldn’t be out of a job for long. Owner Stephen Ross fired McDaniel after a 7-10 season, but the move immediately makes McDaniel the

Andy Reid made it clear that the Chiefs are in no rush to receive a retirement answer from tight end Travis Kelce.

Reid paid his respects to Kelce ahead of what could have been his final home game at Arrowhead (Week 17's loss to the Broncos) and saw him end the campaign on an individual high note, with Kelce becoming the fastest tight end ever to reach 13,000 career yards.

Asked about Travis Kelce’s timetable for making a decision about his future, Andy Reid had his hand on the pulse of Chiefs fans. “I know everybody wants an answer right this minute,” Reid said Monday. Yes, they do.

Andy Reid confirmed he expects to keep coaching next season despite speculation fueled by the Chiefs missing the playoffs and injury and roster questions.

Things will look a little different for Andy Reid in 2026. The Kansas City Chiefs coach is coming off a losing season for the first time in his 13-year tenure, after finishing with a 6-11 record.