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Andy Reid, the Chiefs’ 68-year-old coach, is undeterred by critics questioning his offense’s freshness or his own relevance. After a disappointing 6-11 season, he’s focused on turning things around—not on outside noise, but on last year’s performance and the team’s offseason grit. New moves include bringing in Kenneth Walker III, shifting to more under-center plays, screen passes, rehiring Eric Bieniemy, and adding new coaching staff. Reid spent extra time analyzing the offense, praising players’ work ethic and attention to detail. Despite being the oldest coach in the league, he’s energized, joking about family life while staying laser-focused on winning. He’s embracing the “downhill” of his career with relentless drive.

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