Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt endorses Andy Reid as HC sets new record with Kansas City

Kansas City Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt recognizes head coach Andy Reid's pivotal role in the team's success. On Instagram, she reshared the NFL's post honoring Reid for a decade of maintaining a winning record.

"10 STRAIGHT SEASONS WITH 10 OR MORE WINS" read the post along with Andy Reid's picture in a red Chiefs shirt and cap.

(Source: Via Instagram/ @GracieHunt)

Reid is one of the NFL's elite coaches. He now boasts a career record of 269-145-1 over 26 seasons.

Since taking the reigns of the Chiefs, he truly has been the driving force behind leading the Chiefs to 10 consecutive playoff appearances, eight division titles, four Super Bowl appearances and three Super Bowl titles.

Notably, under Reid's guidance, the Chiefs, led by Patrick Mahomes, won its first Super Bowl title in 50 years in 2020.

To make sure the Chiefs’ consistent leadership remains intact for years to come, Reid was offered a multi-year contract extension with the team in April. As per the deal, he will remain with the Chiefs through the 2029 season.

Gracie Hunt's IG post to honor Andy Reid comes when the team won their 11th win of the 2024 season and is sitting at the top of the AFC. The Chiefs have secured a spot in the AFC Playoffs. However, they are aggressively aspiring for a Super Bowl three-peat, which no NFL team has achieved.

Next up, the Chiefs will face the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 14. If Reid's Kansas City wins, the team will win their AFC West title for the ninth straight time.

Andy Reid weighs key roster changes ahead of Chiefs vs. Chargers

Andy Reid is making strategic decisions as his team prepares to face the Los Angeles Chargers.

One possible change comes in the secondary, where Reid and DC Steve Spagnuolo are considering starting Joshua Williams over Nazeeh Johnson. Another area of focus is the offensive line, especially the left tackle position, where uncertainty exists.

The Chiefs recently signed veteran DJ Humphries to strengthen protection for Patrick Mahomes. However, Reid has not yet committed to starting Humphries because the Head Coach wants to see how he progresses.

Well, now that the Chiefs want a home-field advantage in the playoffs, these adjustments could make or break the trajectory of the season.