Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is no stranger to success.
He won two Super Bowls, one as an assistant coach for the Green Bay Packers in 1997 and his second with the Chiefs in 2020.
Sunday will mark Reid’s fourth Super Bowl appearance as a head coach, and this time it will be against his former team, the Philadelphia Eagles.
CHIEFS’ ANDY REID MEETS WITH HIS FORMER EAGLES PLAYERS, TALKS BUILDING UP FOR SUPER BOWL LVII
But after 24 seasons as head coach, one might wonder how he can continue to coach at such a high level.
During the Super Bowl opening night On Monday, Reid was asked what three things he lives for, and for those who know Big Red, the answer isn’t too surprising.
«Rock the Tommy Bahama, eat cheeseburgers and be happy.»
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Reid’s cheerful response was in line with the mood of the evening.
Super Bowl LVII kicked off Monday with appearances by Eagles and Chiefs players and coaches, followed by bizarre questions from the media.
Reid received numerous questions about his time in Philly and the food while patrick mahomes and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was asked if Sunday was a «mandatory game.»
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The Eagles and Chiefs, both seeking their second Super Bowl title in five years, will meet on Sunday at 6:30 pm ET.
Associated Press contributed to this report.