Andy Reid has backed Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce to step into coaching after he retires as player. Reid knows exactly what a good coach looks like considering his own resume includes four Super Bowl rings (one as an assistant with the Green Bay Packers) as well as AP NFL Coach of the Year honors in 2020.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ dynasty continues as they punch their ticket to another Super Bowl after downing the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship. While head coach Andy Reid and Travis Kelce chase their third consecutive title,

After 284 regular season and playoff games, the stage is set for the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles to meet in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9 at the Caesars Super

When you've been around as long as Travis Kelce, you've seen it all—Super Bowl wins, crazy plays, and the grind of a long NFL career. The post Andy Reid Suggests Future Career for Travis Kelce After Chiefs TE Makes Decision on Retirement appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is looking to win his fourth Super Bowl title on February 9. He's already one of the best tight ends of all time and will only add to his Hall of Fame resume by helping the Chiefs win another championship this season.

There's been a narrative the last couple of seasons regarding Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce "slowing down" and not playing to the height of his abilities. Chiefs coach Andy Reid took over the team the same year Kelce was drafted in 2013,