Chiefs Reportedly Sign Andy Reid and Brett Veach Through 2025

According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the Kansas City Chiefs are nearing contract extensions with Head Coach Andy Reid and General Manager Brett Veach that will keep the Super Bowl-winning duo in KC through 2025.

According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the Kansas City Chiefs are nearing contract extensions with Head Coach Andy Reid and General Manager Brett Veach that will keep the Super Bowl-winning duo in KC through 2025.

The #Chiefs are finalizing new six-year contracts with coach Andy Reid and GM Brett Veach, tying both to the reigning Super Bowl champs through the 2025 season, per sources.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 31, 2020

With Reid and Veach locked up for the long-term, along with MVP-winning quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs' core is now completely locked in for years to come.

Well deserved! 👍🏽 https://t.co/ruqujJsV9b

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) August 31, 2020

After winning his first Super Bowl in February, Reid is entering his eighth year with the Chiefs and his 22nd year as a head coach. In Kansas City, Big Red is 77-35 while making the playoffs six out of seven years. 

Reid has had a successful record against divisional opponents as well having accumulated a 27-3 record versus AFC West opponents since 2015. Last season, Reid became one of only seven head coaches to lead two different franchises to a Super Bowl. 

Andy Reid is 62. This deal keeps him with the Chiefs for the next six seasons. Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll are 68. I've been saying this all offseason: We've gotta stop asking Reid when he's going to retire. He's got gas in the tank and the most fun offense he's ever had.

— Joshua Brisco (@jbbrisco) August 31, 2020

After keeping the Chiefs' core of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, defensive tackle Chris Jones and tight end Travis Kelce together all in one offseason, Veach will reportedly be in Kansas City through 2025 as well.

Veach followed Reid to Kansas City in 2013 to become the pro and college personnel analyst. The next season, Veach was promoted to Co-Director of Player Personnel. Following the firing of John Dorsey in 2017, Veach was named general manager. 

Since 2017, the team has gone 34-14 while Veach has shown his ability to manage the cap and re-sign star players while making Kansas City a place where players want to come to play. In the draft, Veach has selected players such as wide receiver Mecole Hardman, safety Juan Thornhill and, most recently, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire. 

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