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to appear in commercials with quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
The first spot of Reid’s love of drawing mustaches on his players was hilarious. And he also stole the show by stealing food in the commercial filmed at the Independence Hi-Boy Drive-In.

In it, Reid takes Mahomes’ hamburger and has eyes on the “nuggies.”

Mahomes recently revealed that Reid’s food thievery wasn’t on the script.
While reading what people had to say about him on social media in a Complex video, a fan said the only good State Farm commercial is the one of Reid eating Mahomes’ food, which came out last year.

Mahomes then revealed that Reid went off-script.
“I don’t believe that,” Mahomes said. “No one told coach Reid to eat my food. He actually started just doing that on his own. So that’s probably why everybody thought it was the funniest, because it was natural. It makes my job easier if he’s the funny one.

As the new NFL season approaches, the new kickoff rules are expected to bring significant tactical shifts, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is all in with the NFL’s latest kickoff rule changes, casting an optimistic outlook during a recent press conference below.

Contrary to expectations that veteran coaches might resist such changes, Reid expressed a fiery readiness to tackle the new challenge head-on.
“It’s different, I’m not afraid of changes, never really have been,” Reid proclaimed to reporters gathered at Arrowhead Stadium. Known for his adaptable coaching style, Reid’s enthusiasm was palpable as he discussed the potential excitement these changes could bring to the game.

“This is different, it looks like it’s going to be exciting, I’m fired up to see how it looks-as long as it goes in our direction,” he added, flashing a grin that mixed confidence with a touch of his trademark strategic thinking.

While Reid remains the strategic face of the Chiefs, the nitty-gritty of prepping the players to master these new rules falls to special teams coordinator Dave Toub. According to Reid, Toub has embraced the challenge with vigor. “He’s worked with the guys. We can only use bags,

but at least you get an idea of angles, distances, what the kickers have to do. He jumped right in with it,” Reid explained, underscoring the proactive approach taken by his coaching staff.

Chiefs get ready for NFL’s new kickoff rules
As the new NFL season approaches, the new kickoff rules are expected to bring significant tactical shifts, potentially reshaping key moments in games. The Chiefs are not taking any chances, with Reid and Toub ensuring their team adapts swiftly, aiming to turn potential disruptions into strategic advantages.

Reid’s readiness to embrace change serves as a reminder of his resilience and innovative mindset, qualities that have kept him at the top of his game in the NFL. As teams across the league brace for impact, the Chiefs are gearing up to not only adapt but excel under the new kickoff dynamics.